Iranians engage in no extreme behavior

"Iranians truly love Ahl-ul-Bayt (PBUT), and do not engage in any extreme or radical behavior at all since Shiite doctrine is based on religious moderation; Iran is the pride of Shiite world and its people truly adhere to Ahl-ul-Bayt's teachings," said Senior Shia cleric in Iraq, Grand Ayatollah Mohammad Ishaq al-Fayyad.

A delegation of Iranian Supreme Leaders' representatives in Iraq met with Ayatollah al-Fayyad in the city of Najaf.

During the meeting, the representative of Iranian Supreme Leader in Iraq gave a brief report on their cultural activities for Iranian pilgrims in Iraq, such as holding ceremonies to recite Arafa Prayer to promote the pilgrims' spiritual experience.

Admiring Iranians' efforts, Ayatollah al-Fayyad asserted, "Iranians are true lovers of Ahl-ul-Bayt (PBUT), they do not engage in any extreme or radical behavior at all since Shiite doctrine is based on religious moderation,"

Elsewhere in his remarks, the Shia source of emulation pointed at the importance of holding congregational prayers and added, "It is admirable that Iranians attend congregational prayers, furthermore, the media activists in Iran must make serious effort in order to promote the influence of Hijab in their country,"

Highlighting the influence of clerics' role to promote religious teachings and principles among people, he added, "Clerics should be kind to people in order to guide them to increase their spiritual experience in their lives,"

"Iran is the pride of Shiite world and the true supporter of Ahl-ul-Bayt (PBUT)," the grand Ayatollah Ayatollah concluded.

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'Iranians engage in no extreme behavior'