Hawzah News Agency- Throughout human history, there have always been people who have had creative minds and influential personalities. These people had the art of seeing the invisible matters, seeing and understanding things that ordinary people could not comprehend. The ability of these people not only to understand issues but also to make decisions and open horizontally to show the way to act and make the right decision is special and exceptional. These people can lead people well because of their unique personality traits and receiving special attention from God. They manage people in such a way that they can penetrate the hearts of the people, mobilize people when necessary, and motivate them to achieve the goal. A clear example of such people in our time is Major General Qassem Soleimani.
He was a pious, sage, and, in every sense, charismatic figure. His leadership in maintaining security, countering terrorism, and repelling foreign threats was extraordinary. Major General Qassem Soleimani had two unique and prominent characteristics: first, he had the power to understand and comprehend issues well, and second, he had a great ability to influence the other people and that is why he was called the "General of Hearts". We must say that Major General Qassem Soleimani did not remain at the level of an individual with such moral, behavioral, and managerial characteristics. Rather, it became a School that could nurture people like himself and be humanizing.
The humanization of the Soleimani School is not only on a national and regional scale but also a model for the free people all around the world. But in the current situation where our country is facing many cultural issues due to cultural invasion and the Soft War, people like Major General Qassem Soleimani must appear in our cultural management department, find the root of the problems, penetrate the hearts of the people and This will shake the cultural system and lead to improvement and reform. The solution to the problems of our society in the field of culture depends on the existence of people like him. One, who goes beyond the algebra of existing cultural structures, reverses the structure of culture and revives it with his Life-giving spirit.
Maryam Ghazi Esfahan