Martyr Beheshti in Imam Khomeini's quotes

Imam hailed Dr. Beheshti’s knowledge of worldly and religious affairs

Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic issued a statement following the tragic event and martyrdom of Martyr Ayatollah Dr. Sayyid Mohammad Hosseini Beheshti and his fellows in a terrorist attack on June 28 in 1981.A part of the detailed statement come as following:

On the 38th anniversary of martyrdom of martyr Dr. Beheshti and his disciples

Islamic Revolution, led by Imam Khomeini, gave promise of victory over oppression

Iran's glorious Islamic Revolution, led by Imam Khomeini, gave the promise of victory over oppression to the world people. It lit the rays of hope in the heart of the oppressed and downtrodden and proved that, through unity, consistency, resistance on truth and trust in God, oppression can be annihilated.

Iranian nation lost 72 innocent leading figures in 1981 terrorist attack

Dr. Beheshti was considered as a right-hand of the great Imam and the founder of the Islamic Republic on several occasion hailed Beheshti’s knowledge of worldly and religious affairs and his political wisdom.

Iran lost most prominent revolutionary elements in 1981 bombing

Regarding the Haft-e Tir event, the most important point is that the Islamic Republic lost the most honorable and prominent revolutionary elements in that bombing.

Nation will never be intimidated by such atrocities, Imam Khomeini stressed

Imam Khomeini, the Founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran sent a message on the occasion of the martyrdom of one of his best disciples, Ayatollah M. Hosseini Beheshti, and his colleagues in an explosion that took place at the central headquarters of the Islamic Republic Party on June 28th, 1981.

Imam Khomeini on Ayatollah Beheshti’s Martyrdom

Islam takes pride in these martyrs and honorably calls this nation to endurance… Our nation has lost 72 personalities in this calamity, the same number as the martyrs of Karbala. The Iranian nation is proud to have dedicated people who are devoted to Islam and the Muslims. Assuming you were the avowed enemy of Martyr Beheshti, who was oppressed most of his life and died oppressed and was a thorn in the eyes of enemies of Islam, what hatred you had against the other innocent people…?