Both parties each had approximately 1,500 fighters, although Nasr had a larger support base; 4,000 compared to Akbari's 2,000. Later, in 1989, Akbari and Mazari agreed to merge their respective parties into Hezbe Wahdat, alongside the other members of the Tehran Eight.
Both groups had roughly 1,500 fighters; Nasr had a larger support base—4,000 compared to Akbari's 2,000. Later in 1989, Akbari and Mazari decided to combine their parties into Hezbe Wahdat with the other members of the Tehran Eight.