Following his release, Kambozia dedicated his final years to educating others about the hidden dangers of global Zionism. He regularly met with scholars and officials in Sistan and Baluchestan, warning them of “the orange colonization — the Jewish colonial system.”

He taught that:

“Colonialism wears many colors. The orange one is Jewish.
Zionism is the creator of all forms of modern slavery.
They sow division among Muslims — even the Shi‘a–Sunni conflict is their doing.”

His hatred for Zionism was such that he reportedly named his dog “Moshe Dayan”, after the infamous Israeli general. To him, the Shah, his ministers, and the Bahá’í network were all instruments of the Zionist plan to destroy Islam.

Kambozia’s son, Dr. Amir-Hassan Kambozia, recalled:

“My father always said the Jewish nation has been the cause of wars and deceit throughout history — always lying, always conspiring, always seeking dominance.”

📘 Scholarly Works and Legacy

Among his academic works is the remarkable book
“Dhul-Qarnayn or Ts’in Shih Huang-Ti, the Great Emperor of China,”
a direct response to Abul Kalam Azad, who falsely claimed that Dhul-Qarnayn of the Qur’an was Cyrus the Great. Kambozia, recognizing Azad as a Freemason, rejected this notion, identifying Dhul-Qarnayn instead as a monotheistic Chinese emperor, thereby linking his historical research to the battle against Jewish and Masonic distortions.

📖 To Be Continued...

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