Institute for Iranian Contemporary Historical Studies (statesmen) WWW.IICHS.ORG Seyyed Mojtaba Navvab Safavi
Soheila Einollahzadeh Seyyed Mojtaba Mirlowhi known as Navvab Safavi was born in a religious family on He left the company and went to Najaf and made friendly relationship with Allame Amini. He read the writings of Ahmad Kasravi in Najaf and as some Shiite religious authorities considered Kasravi as apostate, he returned to Navvab Safavi was affiliated to Ayatollah Kashani at the early days of the nationalization of oil industry, and insisted on asking the Ayatollah to make some religious reforms and have Dr. Mossaddeq to regard them. Basically, Ayatollah had no objection to the reforms but believed that radicalism was not expedient. Little by little his distance with the Ayatollah became more and more. Fadaian e Eslam made great efforts to attract the attention of Iranians to the causes of the Palestinians. AbdolHossein Hazhir, and lieutenant general Razmara were among the figures assassinated by this group. Subsequent to the group’s opposition to Dr. Mossaddeq and Ayatollah Kashani, Navvab and many of his comrades were detained in the spring 1951 and passed in prison to early 1953. Invited by one of Ekhvan ol moslemin’s leaders, Seyyed Qotb, he left for The last attempt made by the Fadaian e Eslam was on |