his rucksack was always ready for dispatch

The Epic and Jihad group of Defa Press : In one of the neighborhoods of the southeastern capital he loved. During the teens, when he still did not have a beard, he got to the front, the same month-long experience on the front, he love for his martyrdom. He served people with Basiji clothes for many years, until an unequal war started in Syria and Iraq. notwithstanding his wife and child, he was sent several times each time, faced with complexity until the end of 2017, at the height of his domination and inscrutability, to the battlefield.

He is the fourth martyr of the shrine of the city of Sabzevar, Martyr Mehdi Bidi, who was martyred on May 28, 2017 in Operation 27 of Mohammad's Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). For more information on this great martyr, the Defenders' reporter has been interviewing Ms. Mehdi Bidi's wife.

Defapress: How should you become martyr Mehdi Bidi?

The wife of my sister introduced us to each other. Mahdi was a neighbor and friend of my sister's wife. We held a brief wedding ceremony, but we did not get a wedding and went to Mashhad. The result of our marriage is three children named Ali, Ghazal and Elijah.

Defapress: What is the story of the two names of your wife?

My wife was on my way to the front when I was fifteen. His mother, as a result of her belief, wanted to stop her from going, but my wife went by various behaviors. When my husband's military service came, his mother changed his name to "Morteza", so that if he came to see him, he would recognize him as Mortaza, not Mehdi.

Defapress: Tell us about how your child is being raised by your wife.

Mortaza takes our children at the martyrs' March and funeral. He wanted to observer the devotions that have been made to preserve the Islamic Revolution. The relationship between my wife and my children was gracious so much so that my son was in soreness with his father. Wherever they needed guidance, they helped their father.

Defapress: How was your wife dispatch?

One day after watching a television program on the anniversary of the martyrdom of a martyr defending the shrine, he decided to go to Syria. He said to me: I want to go to Syria. I thought at first that I would go for a pilgrimage. "Syria is a war," I said. "It's not a good occasion to visit the pilgrimage," he replied. "I will go to defend the holy shrine of Zainab (SA)."

When my son asked him not to go to Syria, he said: "I saw Hazrat Zaynab (S) in sincere dream and I have to go." God gave us Ghazal after eight years of life, my wife said: "My ghazale is not dearer than to me from the Hazrat Roghaye(SA) and Hazrat Zeinab (SA) I must go."

Several times for registration, but each time it was canceled for some reason and returned. Morteza was always ready to be deployed. He collected a bag of personal belongings and placed it in a car.

Morteza finally became the guest of Hazrat Zainab on the party of God on behalf of the 27th Division of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). His commandant narrated that Morteza was the last person to sign up for deployment and was the first person to be named for deployment.

It was five days since the holy month of Ramadan that they called Morteza and announced they were ready to be deployed. That night, we were the guest of my sister's househe wa much mor happy That night, he and I had the children to be awake at 6 o'clock in the morning to say goodbye before going out with everyone.

Before going he said to Ghazal, "I am the protector of the shrine and you are the protector of the Hijab." Talking to our eldest son also said that you care about your mother and your brother and sister. Finally, he ordered that you be behind the Velayat-e Faqih and do not forget the first prayer of time.

Defapress: did you think your wife was martyred?

No. I did not think it would be desirable to get the title of martyr's wife.
Defapress: From the day you enter the martyrs' march to farewell to your husband's body for the last time.

Ismaili martyrs, Asghar Fallah, and Martyr Mehdi Zakir Hosseini were my wife's friends who were martyred in Syria. Together with my wife, I went to the martyr's ascension to farewell to the martyr Fallah's body, and I was familiar with the climate, but when my wife was martyred and I went to the martyr's ascension. There was another atmosphere for me. I did not consider that I had come to the martyrs' miracles for the farewell to Morteza's body. Although my heart is my wife, I'm glad to pay her salary.

Defapress: What was your partner's will to his children?

Martyrs do not have monetary wills. Their will is religious and jihad. My husband liked and ordered his children to be soldiers of the Imam of Time (AS) and Shi'a Ali (AS).

Defapress: Have you looked at and behaved around you after your spouse's witness?

Thank God that we live in a country of immense value for the martyrs. We also live in places where martyr Parvr is. People around me are aware of the circumstances of my children and, then, I thank them.
Senior son is 20 years old. Interested in taking his father's way she also says: "The conditions will be dispatch; I will also go to Syria."

Defapress: How do you guide your child to continue their father's way?

I will do my best to educate the righteous children. These children are lent to God and then to my wife. I go to martyr’s funeral with my children. My little boy takes his father's picture and takes the martyr to the eternal home. He is proud of his childhood martyrdom.

When I took part in the funeral of three unknown martyrs in Massoudiya, I had a strange feeling. I remembered the day that the crowd came to the eternal home for the sake of my wife.

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