Successor to Rafsanjani is Iraqi

Mr. Mahmood Hashemi was born in 1949 or 1949, and he was a young man. He was a young student in the religious seminary while his other brothers went to trade and academic sciences. His younger brother Mustafa was a student at the college where he lectured in Iraq before 1979. Saddam killed two of his brothers, Mustafa, Mr. Mahmoud himself was arrested by Saddam more than once and tortured severely in the early 1970s, and perhaps best not to mention it in this summary.

Since his youth, he has been far from the Ghor Faqih and Muqayqah, who is dependent on martyr Sadr after the other person, Mr. Kazem Haeri, who today occupies the spiritual father of the Sadrist organization and the preacher of the da'wa. Mr. Mahmoud's abilities are far beyond his age. He is a great and diligent scholar at the end of the third decade of his life, a speaker in addition to the capacities of piety, religion and culture.

Al-Sadr adopted a link between the Dawa party and him as he left Iraq before the fierce attack launched by the Baath on Sadr at the beginning of the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. After the martyrdom of Sadr in 1980, he participated in the establishment of the Supreme Council. Finally, because of his fundamentalist jurisprudence, But was chosen by the President of the Judicial Council, a position similar to the President of the Supreme Court of America.

After the death of Rafsanjani, there was no one to compete in office to be the chairman of the Expediency Council. Does it mean the election of an Iraqi for the second highest position in the Iranian state something for the Iraqis and the Iranians as well ... And for the Americans too ..? Or is it a policy? I imagine that his appointment is the primacy of science over politics.