Dear Ms. Mohammadi Beigi, esteemed representative of Qazvin and head of the Population Faction in the Parliament, greetings.

That you love for people what you love for yourself, and hate for them what you hate for yourself.

What you find acceptable for yourself, you should also find acceptable for others, and what you do not accept for yourself, do not accept for them either!

Given your concerns and the prescription you provided for the childbirth of women in Iran—regardless of how you calculated those numbers or whether you did so in the style of Ayatollah Dr. Ebrahim Raisi—it is expected of you, as a respected representative of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, to be a role model for women. We hope to witness the birth of your precious new child within the next nine months.

And after nine months, according to your calculations, we anticipate a three-month rest and then we will be waiting for your next child nine months later.

I hope you achieve the maximum planned goals and that five children will be added to your family.

May you be a practical example of your own words and ideals.

I will be following up on this practical prescription for society, especially for Iranian women, in the next nine months, and perhaps even sooner, with the grace of God.

Best of luck,
Abdollah Abdi – Simple Journalist