Imam who stood firm and solid against oppressors and the forces of shaytan, was
very humble with the child and mother of a martyr.
As an example, a mother of a martyr had come from Ahwaaz to meet the Imam. She
had also written him a letter but was not successful in meeting him. She stayed
for 2 or 3 days in the same area, and then returned to Ahwaaz. There she wrote a
letter along the following lines: “Hadrat Imam! I came to Tehran but was not
successful in meeting you.” Imam had written on the top of this letter: “Until
you bring this martyr’s mother to meet me, I will not go to meet anyone.”
Another time I also remember that we had gone to meet him. Imam had finished his
Dhuhr prayers. I entered and said that a number of the families of martyrs want
to come and kiss your hand. Imam came and sat. The people who were there lined
up so that they could kiss the Imam’s hand.
In this state, they were crying and would not pass after seeing the Imam. We
were really ashamed that this inconvenience had been created for him, and that
there was an interruption between his prayers. Upset, we finally decided to tell
them to pass through. At one point, Imam turned to me cheerfully and said: “How
are you? No, allow them to be.”
* Notes: Paa be Paaye Aaftaab, Bol 4, Pg. 109-110