I was at home all day. The Kowthari family came to our house after the mourning ceremony for the Imam at the Jamaran Hosseiniyeh. Mr. Kowthari recited a mourning elegy, and it brought about an emotional state. I gave him some pistachios and one thousand tomans as a gift. I spent part of my time studying maqatil and the rest studying the history of political parties.
I was at home all day. The Kowthari family came to our house after Mr. Kowthari recited a mourning elegy for the Imam at the Jamaran Hosseiniyeh. Mr. Kowthari recited a mourning elegy, and it had a moving effect. I gave him some pistachios and one thousand tomans as a gift. I spent part of my time studying maqatil and the rest studying the history of political parties in Iran and extracting praiseworthy and blameworthy qualities from the science of ethics.
In the afternoon, I spoke with the prime minister about the necessity of pursuing people's complaints and expediting the introduction of the new ministers. He reported that a huge fire had broken out in the pastures of Jazmurian and that the damage was extensive. At night, I spoke with [Ayatollah] Mr. Khamenei. He informed me that the operation would not be carried out tonight; it had been scheduled to take place. Effat and Yasser, who had gone to Qom, returned at night. At noon, Aqa Jalal brought us food from one of the mourning assemblies for Imam Hussein. There was a lot of it, so we informed acquaintances; they came and took some. They had also brought some from the Majlis, which we gave to the guards. There was still some left, which we ate for dinner and some remained for later.
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