His Excellency, Hojjatoleslam wal Muslimin Professor Dr. Borahani

With respect to your statement regarding the media, I will ask:

Is there currently another case against you in the Special Prosecutor's Office for Clerics?

Why is it that you, who do not wear clerical clothing and are not engaged in work that would classify you as a cleric, do not have your case referred to the General and Revolutionary Court of the jurisdiction? Is it that difficult?

More importantly, I have asked you multiple times why you, as the accused, have not formally requested the prosecutor, the district attorney, and the court to raise an objection to jurisdiction in writing?

Are you worried about something? For example, are you concerned about the exposure and publication of court rulings and the contents of the case within the judiciary's systems?

Another important question: why have the prosecutor and the district attorney not issued a supervision order, such as a ban on your activities in cyberspace? Such orders are typically issued for minimal activities; why not for you?

The answer is clear to me: perhaps it’s due to the recommendations of that security agency guiding you?

I must emphasize that I do not support any restrictions on your voice and writings, nor on any activist or civil rights advocate, even those under the guidance of such entities.

Is this kind of tweeting, given your past convictions, a comforting thought due to Article 134 of the Islamic Penal Code?

For the professor, it is enough for the professor himself. Let this tweet of mine remain as a keepsake.