Ebrahim Hadidi

Son of Ayatollah Seyyed Mostafa Kashani (who was killed by the British), Ayatollah seyyed AboulQassem Kashani was an ardent opponent of the British dominance in Iran. He was one of the active Najaf clergies in their war against the British and its support of the Zionist expansion.

The Tudeis hated Mossaddeq because in his opposition to the British, he believed in dependence on the people in domestic policy and keeping closer to the Americans in foreign policy. The Tudeis hated Ayatollah Kashani as much because he was the most religious political leader.

The Tude party's viewpoint about religion was clear: its national wisdom defective, narrow-minded, weak logic, stammering tongue, its tears streamed, its cuisine smoke filled, its bed comfortable, its palace high, its money countless and its tricks endless.

Mossaddeq and Kashani's union marked the rise of movement, their separation had an undeniable role in the fall of it.