Bio:Every year, during Fatemieh he held ten nights of mourning ceremonies . He used to hold the program in the yard of his house in Kerman. Ten years later, by moving his house to the current Shahid Rajaei Street , he bought the land next to his house and joined it and named it Beit Al-Zahra (PBUH). In 1997, when he was transferred to Tehran, he dedicated Beit Al-Zahra to mourning. He wanted it to be a center for spreading the culture of the Quran and the Ahl al-Bayt (AS).

? Leaving the riches of the world for the hereafter ?
Dr. Hasan Ghadiri says, “It was very hard for the people of Italy, the center of Christianity, to accept that Senator Agnelli’s only son had turned towards Islam. They were very upset about his decision to become a Muslim and pressured him to change his mind. They boycotted him, threatened him, they voted to disinherit him and actually did it but it did not change his mind.

He saw through the reality of expensive cars, wealth, political influence and more as nothing but a distraction and a product of man’s greed, selfishness, egoism, evil and overcompensation of insecurities. He preferred the spiritual life and was known by many as a mystic. Angelo Magrini, the chairman of a blood donor’s association in Turin, paid tribute to his social sensibilities and his generous work of charity.

According to Dr. Marco Bava, “Edoardo was one of the most transparent and fair people I’ve come across in my life. He felt it as his duty to distribute through social actions, being good to people and taking care of the less fortunate. These were the great privileges that Edoardo was blessed with at birth. He always wanted to try to convey his good fortune and his great privilege to others who did not have the same luck. I would call him a generous, helpful and simple person.
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?Today marked the Martyrdom anniversary of Martyr Edoardo Agnelli aka Mahdi? Al-Fatiha

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◾The nuclear scientist who turned into an eulogist in his class for the love of the Holy Prophet (saws)◾

(Memory of Marty’r Majid Shahriari, narrated by one of his students)

It was the 27th of Safar. Our teacher was wearing a black shirt. He taught with the same enthusiasm as always. He taught for an hour and a half and then announced the end of the lesson.

I was ready to leave when Ustad sat behind the desk, as if the class was still going on.
He said: “The class is over and I have no urge for you to stay. I want to spend this half hour talking about an issue that is important to all of us.”

He pulled one or two thick books on the table and started reading. The Shia and Sunni reference books were about the death of the Holy Prophet (PBUH); I was able to recognize the name of Sahih Bukhari book. He read it and translated; it seemed that he had been involved in these topics for years.

He read about the events leading up to the death of the Prophet of God (PBUH), and the betrayals and heresies of those days. He was speaking as if he had a lump in throat. When he reached the moments of the departure of the Prophet (SAWW), his voice trembled.
We also lowered our heads and began crying. When I looked at him, he was full of sadness; as if he was no longer a teacher… he became a eulogist.

?Kitab Ustad, page 147-148.

Heartfelt Condolences on the Marty'rdom Anniversary of the Holy Prophet (saws) and Imam Hasan (as)
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