Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – August 6, 1992

Mr. [Hossein] Alayi, the person in charge of the construction of the Great Mosque of Tehran, came. He brought the maps of Mosla. He explained and requested to start the executive work. It is a huge mosque and it is necessary for the Islamic revolution to leave such an impression.

Mr. [Ali Akbar] Ashtiani came. He expressed his displeasure at the exclusion of the clerics and applied for a loan for his non-profit school. Mr. [Abdullah] Oqbaei, the head of the Tehran police, came. gave a work report and expressed his satisfaction with the results of the integration of police forces; In the beginning, he was one of the opponents. He expressed his concern about the possibility of the Basij's arbitrariness and asked for help for the police facilities, and said that Timsar [Mohammed] Sohrabi, [Commander of the Police Force] should be more active.

Mr. [Ali] Razini, [Head of the Judicial Organization of the Armed Forces] came. He thanked for the approval of the judicial organization of the armed forces and gave a work report. He had suggestions for social issues.

In the evening [Mr. Haris Silarovic], Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina came. He expressed his concern about the heavy pressures of the Serbs and the possibility of the Muslim defeat due to the siege in the winter, that one day the Croats would be separated from them and their unique way would be closed. They are worried, because the Croats are ultimately their rivals. He expressed confidence in Germany, Austria and America and distrusted England and France and asked for arms and fuel. He said that until now, apart from Iran, no one has given them weapons; I promised to help. One of the heads of the Muslim Brotherhood was with him and he spoke Arabic well. I came home before evening and used the swimming pool; Because of my back pain, the doctors emphasize swimming.