Hello

Your grand father before he a Soldier of God or a Scientist he was a great Human Being love to serve people especially orphans in Lebanon he was so polite and super extra humble man also he was the 2nd man in command in Amal Movement not even once his photo was publish in any news paper the only time Lebanese saw his Photo is when he left to Iran

Although He was director of poly- technical school he used to stand in line like all orphans to have lunch at the School’s cafeteria other teachers didn’t understand his behavior

When Imam Sadr order his colleagues to go to the Front in the South he was the only one who stayed 24/7 for weeks,at front he used to inspire anyone and lecture them especially secular Palestinians

Beside his courage he had devoted Muslim he Had Irfaan philosophy& Worship he used to do Muslim meditating Some students used to catch him weeping after prayer he was so sad he could put his knowledge to help people in lebanon

I cannot talk enough about him its very painful to talk about my teacher and Mentor
May Allah bless his soul

I do live in Southern California let me know if you need more info

We need to review the great Mustafa’s notes and letters proudly addressing the leadership and brotherhood of Imam Sadr. Some of these letters and notes were revealed by his brother, Mahdi, during a lecture in 2002 while visiting Lebanon. Imam Sadr, besides being a knoledgable theologian, human visionary, philosopher, thinker, scholar, …, economist, and politician, he was the strategist and charismatic team leader of great revolutionists whom he gathered in Lebanon . He himself asked the great Chamran to come from NASA to Lebanon to become the General Executive Commander of Amal movement found and lead by Imam Sadr. Chamran lived so long in this community where he is still remembered and loved. Indeed, he was high spirited, humble, respectful and innovative.
It might not be known by many that Imam Sadr’s father (Grand Ayatollah Sadreddin Sadr – the dean and highest authority in sacred Qom) started and supported the islamic revolution in the 40s following the great action by Imam Sadr’s grandfathers especially Grand Ayatollah Tabatabei in his revolution to resist the Shah’s decision of baning hijab in Iran in the 30s. Imam Musa sadr was the coordinator of this revolution along with other leaders and parties (especially after Ayatollah Sadr death in 1954), under the patronage of Ayatollah Borojerdi and support of Sayyid Motahhari and many other great Ayatollahs in Hawza (accompanied by his beloved Shahid Baheshti…), political society and iranian community. All these efforts, with the contribution of the beloved Imam Khumeini starting from the 60s and many many others and sufferings in the background, added up to the victory of the revolution!!! The questionable abduction and disappearance of Imam Sadr just few months before seeing the fruits of his predetermined endeavour over 30 years that was culminated by the planned victory and many of his companions’ post revolution leadership like Chamran whose martyrdom is still mysterious and questionable like imam Sadr… for the sake of the Allah.(to be uncovered)

I’ve heard that since after Mustafa’s death, Chamran family searched alot to find Mustafa’s children in the US.
You can simply give me your email or further address and i can easily share it with Mustafa’s brother in Tehran/Iran through my friends, so you’ll be able to directly contact Chamran’s as well and Mahdi can make things easy for you to get visa and so on.

My email is: queen.shahrazad@gmail.com

I am the direct granddaughter of Chamran. My name is Sarah Giusti. My mother’s name is Roshan. Darius and Raheem are her brothers; they had a third brother, but he died when he was only about three or so. Still a child.

Yes, the name of Chamran’s first wife was Tamsen, or Tam for short. She died last January.

I want to know more about my grandfather. I want to go to Tehran, but I have American citizenship, and thus have a very, very slim chance of entering Iran’s border. Does anyone know of any way I could go to Tehran?

I live in California. My life has been a life very far from Mustafa Chamran’s…but my Middle Eastern blood is in me, and I feel connected to it. I wish Tam were alive so I can ask her specific questions, or that Chamran was alive as well.

If anyone can help me, please, please do. I will ask more questions later.

Thank you so much.

Let me ask you to clarify more. First of all, as I understood, the name of Mustafa Chamran’s first wife was not Parvaneh, and it was Tam! Is it correct?

Tam and Mustafa’s oldest kid is a boy was named Darius. Is it correct?

Darius is your step dad. It means that your mother’s second husband is probably Darius who is a very rich man and he never came back Iran to see for example Mustafa’s tomb! Correct? How does Darius think about Mustafa? Does he like him? When they leave together in Lebanon, how old had Darius? What stories did he remember from Mustafa? May I have his e-mail?

What about brothers and sisters of Darius? Do you have any email from them? Do they like to have a contact or email from me?

And would you email me your name. Is S.G. someone else? Is your name is Jared and your family name is Anbro?
My name is Vafa Rahimi-Movaghar and I’m an associate professor of Neurosurgery in Tehran University of Medical Sciences. I was in Pittsburgh, PA and UCI, Irvine in 2001-2002. If you search my family name: Rahimi-Movaghar V in PUBMED, or ISI, you can find my papers and my interest in trauma, especially neurotrauma, and specifically spinal cord injury research.

I’m so glad from your e-mail and wait for your response.

Best regards,
Vafa