I was at home until 10:30. In the morning, one of our fellow townsmen came and brought some fresh pistachios and sweets. I studied for the Friday prayer sermons. In the Friday sermons, I strongly attacked the resolution of the Fez Conference and mentioned Hafez al-Assad's support for Iran, so that the people would know about our cooperation.
I was at home until 10:30. In the morning, one of our fellow townsmen came and brought some fresh pistachios and sweets. I studied for the Friday prayer sermons. In the Friday sermons, I strongly attacked the resolution of the Fez Conference and mentioned Hafez al-Assad's support for Iran so that people would understand the justification for our cooperation with Syria—despite its presence at the conference.
In the afternoon, although it was cold, I went swimming and cleaned the bottom of the pool with a hand broom. Mr. Rahmani, a Revolutionary Guard, brought his nephew and his brother-in-law along with a group to recite the marriage contract formula. Mr. [Mohammad Reza] Tavassoli and Mr. [Fazlollah] Mahallati, after the marriage ceremony, talked about the disputes in Mahallat and the clashes between some Hezbollah members and Mr. Mahallati's brother.
At night, my nephew Ali—who studies in Libya—came and reported that because of a similarity in names, they had said he was banned from leaving the country, but the mistake had been corrected. Because of the extensive list of people banned from leaving the country and the disorder, these kinds of problems have become common for people these days, and something should be done about it.
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