Call from Lorestan University's Cultural Vice-Presidency for a Grand Presence at the National Ceremony of Farewell to the Martyred Leader of Iran
Jul 02, 2026
The large family of Lorestan University, in solidarity with the martyr-loving nation, is preparing to bid farewell to the martyred gentleman of Iran. The Cultural and Social Affairs Department of this university, by issuing a message, invited faculty members, staff, and students to, with their enthusiastic presence at the funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the revolution, once again emphasize the continuation of the red path of martyrdom and the lofty ideals of resistance.
According to the Public Relations of Lorestan University, the text of the invitation message from the Cultural and Social Affairs Department of the university is as follows:
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
The awakened and victorious nation of Iran has been mourning a great and historic loss for over four months; the loss of a personality whose name and memory are intertwined with the struggle, steadfastness, faith, and independence of this land.
The university community of Lorestan, along with the esteemed families of martyrs, combatants, various segments of the people, and all those devoted to the pure soil of Iran, invites all university members, including professors, staff, and students, to, with their magnificent presence at the farewell and funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the revolution, create a lasting manifestation of national solidarity and a tribute to the status of the combatants for Iran's independence and dignity.
Undoubtedly, the enthusiastic presence of university members at this national ceremony is not merely a farewell to the body of a great personality of the Islamic Revolution and his martyred family; rather, it is a renewal of allegiance to our dear men, women, and children who sacrificed their blood to safeguard the independence and defend the oppressed status of this land.
Address of the Cultural and Social Affairs Department of Lorestan University on Eitaa messenger:
