Some Information about the Members of the policy council of Tehran University

1. Doctor Muhammad Ali Hedayati, dean of the Faculty of Law and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Mehr and Masonic Lodge of Homayun.
2. Doctor Mohsen Sayah, head of the faculty of dentistry and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Nour
3. Doctor Manouchehr Afzal, Dean of the Faculty of Education and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Kasra
4. Doctor Zabihullah Safa, Dean of the Faculty of Literature and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Safa and Aftab
5. Doctor Fereydoon Farshad, Dean of the Faculty of Sciences and a member of the Rotary north
6. Doctor Fereydoun Namdar, dean of the faculty of medicine and a member of the center Rotary Club
7. Doctor Yahya Mahdavi, Dean of the Faculty of Literature and a member of the world federalist.
8. Doctor Aziz Rafiee, Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary and a member of the Masonic Lodge Farabi and Kamal Andisheh
9. Doctor Gholamreza Kayan, head of University and a member of the Tehran Masonic Lodge and Homayun lodge
10. Engineer Hashem Fayyazi, secretory of council and member of the center Rotary Club
11. Engineer Houshang Seyhun, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts and a member of the north Rotary Club and Lions Club of Ferdowsi
12. Doctor Jahan Shah Saleh, the head of Tehran University, professor at the School of Medicine and a member of the Rotary Club
Methods and policies of Freemasonry lodges in third world countries, including Iran are based on hunting political, economic, cultural and scientific elites. They are trying to dependent the country step by step by transubstantiation of religious culture in a culture introduced as the world and international culture, and in the framework of education system and education materials they train a generation which is away and far from their own identity.
Universities made the backgrounds ready for transferring and publishing new thoughts, and in other words, they supply sociology, economics, literature, and policies to situations where are the most important tool of Humanist thought and liberal cultural.
studying cultural and political events of the past 150 years is proof of the fact that colonialism has taken the most benefit mainly of university professors, and it has organized them in Freemasonry lodges, Rotary clubs, and Lions Clubs to take advantage of their power and energy and by distribution of them in the areas of culture, economy, politics, society has led us towards their goals.
Methods of Rotarians were a mix of democratic and aristocratic manner, and they prescribe the matter to managers. Meanwhile, all of their members must be in top-level positions.
Religion is not valid among Rotarians and in their view religions are: Buddhist, Christian, Jewish and Muhammadi. So they do not recognize Islam as Islam and Islam is known in the name of the its messenger.
The last accepted religion of them is Tawims, which is a Chinese belief that arose in the year 500 BC. The religion's basis is that human prosperity depends on human instincts and whatever he wants to be complied and between all human beings cultural, political and social ties should be established, and eventually a global government must rule.
Freemasonry inculcates the spirit of mutual curiosity in those who are intellectually and culturally different from each other, and also creating an intellectual exchange between them will lead to serve the interests of each of them. They believe people will not have a place in the Masonic as long as they follow their leaders.
Abraham Olfat, who is a member of Lodge "Tabarestan", explains program of lodges as follows:
- Definition of elite traits of Masonry
- Review of education system
- analysis of principles of equality
- A compromise between labor and capital
- Speech about the course of development
- Generalizing Masonry
in sight of Freemasons, educational and cultural institutions are the pillars of a society; therefore, any attempt to influence these institutions is an investment to achieve the objectives. After penetration in universities and other educational institutions, they begin to train individuals who serve them willing or unwilling.
Now we discuss the function of the number of professors at Tehran University who were a member of the Masonic lodges and its affiliated organizations:
1. Jahan Shah Saleh: he was a professor at Tehran University in School of Medicine and was head of Tehran University in 1342. When he was the Minister of Health of Hussein Alaa's cabinet and lifelong Freemason Master, he formed the first Rotary club in Iran along with doctor Krotz, official of political organization of America, and Senator Mustafa Tajadod Malek and CEO of Bank of Commerce and Senator Abbas Masudi, the owner of Etelaat newspaper, which was as a mother club and began the career in Tehran at Park hotel.
In his first speech at Tehran University, he expressed his sentences by commitment and responsibility, and anyone, who is unaware of his nature, believes that he has faced a patriotic person.
Now note to the part of his speech:
"University is a breeding ground for human intellectual force. We are trying not to stop movement and progress in this way and move on along with scientific progress of world and raise smart and competent people to serve the country". Here the question arises that these intelligent and competent people should be taught by which teachers? We refer to some of the masters:
1. doctor Taher Ziaee, Paleontology professor and member of the Cyrus Masonic Lodge
2. Doctor Manuchehr Iqbal, master of Faculty of Medicine and member of the Lions Club
3. Doctor Khanbaba Bayani, head of the Department of History of Literature Faculty and a member of the Saadi Freemasonry Lodge
4. Engineer Abdullah Riazi, Hydraulics Technical School's professor and member of the Aftab Masonic
5. Doctor Hushang Nahavandi, master of School of Economics and a member of the Tehran Rotary club
6. Doctor Reza Mazlouam, Law School Professor and member of the center Rotary Club
7. Doctor Hafez Farmanfarmaiyan, professor of history and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Mehr
8. Engineer Houshang Seyhun, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts and a member of the Rotary Club of Tehran
9. Doctor Moses Amid, Dean of the Faculty of Law of and member of the world federalist.
10. Doctor Mahmoud Hooman, professor of philosophy and member of the Homayoun Masonic Lodge
11. Doctor Ahmed Human, professor of philosophy and member of the Homayoun Masonic Lodge
12. Doctor Ehsan Yarshater, Professor of History and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Mehr
13. Manouchehr Ganji, Law School professor and member of the Rotary Club
14. Ali Pasha Saleh, language teacher, translator of the Embassy of America and a member of Lions Club
15. Doctor Khan Farrukh, language professor and member of the Masonic Lodge of Light
16. Doctor Mehdi Amani, Faculty of Social Sciences' master and member of the Rotary Club
17. Doctor Shapour Rasekh, Professor of School of Social Sciences and a famous Baha'i
18. Doctor Zabihullah Safa, professor of language and literature and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Safa
19. Doctor Zaryab Khoi, professor of literature and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Aftab
20. Abdul Hossein Zarrinkoub, professor at the Faculty of Literature and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Mehr
21. Doctor Mohammad Ali Ahmadi, professor at the Faculty of Administrative Sciences and a member of Cyrus Lodge
22. Doctor Ahmed Ali Abadi, Technical School professor and member of Cyrus Lodge
23. Doctor Ali Asghar Hekmat, professor of literature and a member of Star of morning Lodge
24. Doctor Reza Fallah, Professor of Chemistry, Faculty of Science and a member of the Masonic Lodge of Rumi
25. Doctor Abraham Chehrazi, professor at the School of Medicine and a member of Lions Club
26. Doctor Hassan Emami, Friday prayer and professor at the School of Law and a member of the Masonic Lodge of light
27. Doctor Yahya Mahdavi, professor of literature and member of the world federalist
28. Doctor Mohammad Sajjadi, professor of literature and a member of Star of morning Lodge
29. Doctor Farrukh Ruparsa, president of University Women and a member of Rotary club and a Baha'i
30. Doctor Mahmoud Sanaee, Technical School professor and member of the world federalist.