The Honorable Professor, Hojatoleslam val-Muslimin Dr. Mohsen Borhani

Greetings to you,

How wonderful it would be if you took on the representation of oppressed citizens instead of tweeting and defended their rights, documented, both in the governing institutions and in the judiciary.

These oppressed people have no refuge other than you; otherwise, merely tweeting—especially in this case and on such a special day—does not constitute a substantial critique and is merely seen as riding the wave.

I have repeatedly advised you not to be deceived by the likes on social media and the encouragement from various individuals and factions. They seek you for greater goals, and once their objectives are achieved, they will sacrifice you as well.

I sincerely and compassionately emphasize that for many, God forbid, going to prison, revocation of your license, or dismissal from the university is merely worth riding the wave for a short time, and nothing more.

Yet, it is unfortunate that you remain trapped in an environment where your goals are intertwined with the challenges posed by social media. Interestingly, whatever topic you address, whether implicitly or indirectly, without crossing any boundaries, your tweets receive likes but remain gray.

You have openly admitted in your complaint to the Administrative Justice Court that you operate within a framework and do not challenge the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic or the system as a whole. However, with such an approach and these tweets, if the direct and indirect informational-security guidance ceases, we will also see the outcome of your future tweets.

Let this note remain as a keepsake.