The morning and afternoon were spent studying. At noon, I went to attend the Friday prayers. In the first sermon, I analyzed the factors behind and the consequences of Ashura, and in the second sermon, as usual, I spoke about the week’s events and occasions.
The morning and afternoon were spent studying. At noon, I went to attend the Friday prayers. In the first sermon, I analyzed the factors behind and the consequences of Ashura, and in the second sermon, as usual, I spoke about the week’s events and occasions. Mr. [Javad] Maghsoudi, [head of the Tehran Friday Prayer Organizing Headquarters], was concerned that I might somehow express support for Messrs. [Gholamhossein] Karbaschi and [Ataollah] Mohajerani in the sermons. When he realized that I had no such intention, he was relieved and said that Mr. Nateq [Nouri, Speaker of Parliament] had also been concerned and had said that if so-and-so expressed support, it would prove costly for the Parliament.
At noon, the children were gathered together. I spoke with Yasser about how to present the memoir of the year 1360 [1981; = Crossing the Crisis], as well as the documents related to it that are to be published. There is considerable discussion and analysis in the foreign media about the lifting of U.S. sanctions concerning the export of food and medicine to Iran. NATO has effectively begun enforcing the oil sanctions against Yugoslavia as of today, and the U.S. Secretary of Defense has warned Russia against violating these sanctions. Russia has announced that it opposes these sanctions.
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