Following the revolution, Mortezaeifar became a familiar face at Tehran’s Friday prayers, which had become a cornerstone of the Islamic Republic’s political and spiritual weekly gatherings. Until around 2007, he stood regularly on the podium, leading the faithful in synchronized chants that reinforced the themes of the sermons—ranging from political resistance to religious unity. His distinctive, booming voice and orchestrated slogans became a hallmark of the Friday prayer events, inspiring both awe and collective energy among attendees.
