Before noon, I studied at home for the sermons. I used the book 'Zari'at al-Najah' regarding the events after Ashura up to Arbaeen in Kufa and Sham and along the routes, while also working with other books to understand the personalities whose names were mentioned. The first sermon was about the effects of the injustices of Banu Umayya, and the second sermon
Before noon, I studied at home for the sermons. I used the book *Zariya-ye Najaah* regarding the events after Ashura up to Arbaeen in Kufa, Syria, and the routes, alongside other books, to become familiar with the characters whose names were mentioned. I dedicated the first sermon to the consequences of the injustices of the Umayyads, and the second sermon to other weekly occasions. A few people chanted slogans against [Mr. Abdollah Noori], the Minister of Interior.
In the afternoon, I was studying history at home. The children were also playing in the pool, and as usual, Mahdi would throw others into the water. I spoke with Mohsen about Mr. Karbaschi's case. He brought a collection of poems composed by some poets about me.
Fati gave a report about the shortages of medicine and medical equipment and the problems in health and treatment, and conveyed a message from [Mrs. Shafigha Rahideh], the wife of Dr. [Hassan] Habibi, saying that stepping aside has made the revolution and country's affairs difficult, and we should think about it.
The statements of [Mr. Bill Clinton], the President, and [Mrs. Madeleine Albright], the U.S. Secretary of State, regarding Iran and their expressed willingness to resolve mutual problems, are receiving significant attention both internationally and domestically.
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