I stayed home all day today. I was studying and writing and revising the book "Values and Schools of Thought." Fa'ezeh and Hamid, who have returned from their trip to Mazandaran, came by. Hamid was talking about the need to determine the status of the lands so that the landowners would know where they stand and devote themselves to their work and invest
I stayed home all day today. I was studying and writing and revising the book "Values and Schools of Thought." Fa'ezeh and Hamid, who have returned from their trip to Mazandaran, came over. Hamid was talking about the need to settle the issue of the lands so that landowners would know where they stand, devote themselves to their work, and invest. The bill passed by Parliament has been returned by the Guardian Council—with the Imam's indication—and has remained unresolved. I had a meeting with one of the office employees. I gave him a holiday gift. I also gave holiday gifts to the Imam's office cook and to the two new drivers. We had dinner together with the Revolutionary Guards.
They brought the reports from the office, and I read them; there is nothing important, except for limited successes in suppressing the counterrevolution in Kurdistan. There was also news that they had come from Kuwait to Iran to discuss controlling the Nowruz oil wells.
At night, I watched the film "Crocodile Tears," which mocked the counterrevolution, like "The Shah Is a Thief." I wrote a message for the Kerman university and high school students' seminar. Usually, these kinds of seminars—which are very numerous—ask us for messages, and we cannot write one for all of them, and favoritism also creates problems; but in any case, we have done it!
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