A Letter From Inside Iran's Evin Prison

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PostFri Feb 22, 2013 9:08 pm » by Truthdefender



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Earlier this week, American Pastor Saeed Abedini was able to write a letter to his wife and supporters detailing the horrific conditions he suffers in Iran’s brutal Evin Prison.

Pastor Saeed has now been imprisoned in Iran nearly five months. He describes how the “the psychological warfare, a year of not seeing my family, physical violence, actions committed to humiliate me, insults, being mocked,” extremists and other bullying groups in Evin “create another prison within the prison walls.”

In his last public letter, before his conviction, Pastor Saeed wrote that he was told he “will hang” for his faith. Today, he says that he still faces “death threats” in prison.

For the first time, Pastor Saeed acknowledges that the beatings and torture are designed to get him to recant his Christian faith – something he says he will never do. “They are only waiting for one thing…for me to deny Christ,” he wrote. “But they will never get this from me.”

In one instance, a fellow cellmate “attacked” him because he was singing praise songs.

As Pastor Saeed writes, “It is during these harsh conditions, that I deeply need God’s Saving Grace so that I can be the fragrant scent of Christ in the dark house of Evin prison.”

These are the conditions he will face every day for the next eight years of his prison sentence. Pastor Saeed, a U.S. citizen, is being forced to undergo some of the most horrific conditions imaginable.

Upon receiving this heartbreaking letter, Pastor Saeed’s wife, Naghmeh, told us:

It is heart wrenching to hear of Saeed's continued abuse and torture in the Iranian prison. We have known for some time that he is facing physical and psychological abuse. Now our worst fears have been confirmed. He continues to face life-threatening abuse at the hands of the Iranian officials simply because of his faith in Jesus. These are the dreadful conditions he will continue to face as he serves his lengthy prison sentence in Iran. Saeed is an American citizen who is being pressured and falsely promised freedom if only he will deny his faith in Jesus. We have seen this tactic used in the past. Saeed will never recant his faith in Jesus - even if it means continued torture and abuse. Our primary concern is for his health and well-being with each passing day. We know that while he is very weak physically, Saeed is strong in his faith. His situation is dire and with the continued abuse and death threats, we are not sure how long Saeed will survive these horrendous conditions in prison. The most important thing we can do is pray, continue to raise awareness of his case and continue to work for his freedom.

It is incumbent upon each of us to stand up for this 32-year-old U.S. citizen, loving father of two, devoted husband, and committed pastor.

It is rare that he is able to get a letter like this to the public. He has no voice. Each of us must be his voice. Sign the petition for his freedom at SaveSaeed.org. After you have signed the petition, please consider who of your family and friends can also sign this petition to save Pastor Saeed.
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PostSun Feb 24, 2013 5:25 am » by Truthdefender


I don't often bump my own threads, ( :D ) but I would appreciate it if you all could look into this and get behind it if possible.
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PostSun Feb 24, 2013 9:52 am » by Perronick


How did an American pastor end up in Iran and then in jail?
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PostSun Feb 24, 2013 10:32 am » by Eldorado


Gonna have ta convert them A-Rabs somehow.......(with the banjo playing in the background)

No, really there were many religions present in Iran before the Islamic revolution and the hate mobs that are formed to push others around until they leave..........

There are Judean Populations, Christians, Bahai, and even some Aryans still left in Iran..........

They still have their places of worship, and that is a secular reality, so many people mission with their religions to offer their peace as a sign of submission to the ruling castes.......

Whether or not thats whats happening..........

Thats what happens when men do not pray to mecca 5 times per day, and they allow themselves to return to their territorial pissing matches of their tribal instincts, clouded by superstition in the pre-Islamic ages of paganism and idolatry.......

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PostSun Feb 24, 2013 1:33 pm » by Slith


wow. Strong message. I respect his belief and keeping it under "enemy" persecution
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