Eyes and eyelids are the bane of today’s life – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr reporter, Ayatollah Rasool Fallahati said at noon on Thursday at the wedding ceremony of Gilan Quds Corps Guardsmen, which was held on the occasion of Guards Day, that husband and wife should support each other, protect each other’s privacy, and talk about each other’s achievements in the company of others. do
Ayatollah Falahati pointed out that husband and wife should adhere to hijab, chastity and pray on time, and continued: There should be mutual understanding in joint life and this mutual understanding solves many problems.
Imam Juma of Rasht pointed out Iranians’ adherence to home and family and said: According to many Muslims, Iranian men and women belong to family, life and spirituality, and this is one of the favors and blessings of Islam.
Addressing the people who are married to a Guardsman, he added: The Guardsman is a soldier and a devotee of the Islamic Revolution and the guard of this revolution, and the revolution has been preserved to this day under the shadow of the efforts of the armed forces and dear Guardsmen.
The representative of Wali Faqih in Gilan, while congratulating the veterans on the day of Sarafraz, stated: “We are indebted to the efforts of the Sepahs and according to Imam Rahal, if there were no Sepahs, there would be no country.”
Ayatollah Falahati stated that no one fought for rank during the holy defense period and added: Many warriors stood against the enemy for the sake of God and fought until this country was preserved.
Imam Juma of Rasht stressed the need to pay attention to children and appreciate fathers and mothers and continued: Life has ups and downs, so couples should try to observe Islamic ethics and lower their expectations.
Ayatollah Falahati pointed out some of the harms of extreme behavior and consumerism and stated: “The eyes and eyes and changing models quickly have become the bane of today’s families, so the husband and wife should lower their expectations and be satisfied and contented.” Part of Put the principles of life.