Kurdish clerics relate on living situation of Iran Sunnis

Some religious scholars of Kurdistan in an interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA) voiced happiness and delight at the standing cooperation between Sunni and Shia people in Islamic Republic of Iran, appraising the very present living situation of Sunni clerics in the country positive.

In their lines, enemies all the time target the existing unity and solidarity among Muslims and do their utmost to increase dispersion in the Islamic society. Fortunately such schemes and machinations hated by Islam's ever enemies were foiled in Islamic Republic of Iran and this regard religious clerics and scholars played an influential rules.

The representative of Kurdestand people in the Assembly of Experts in this regard pointed out, “Islam is the religion of brotherhood and if Muslims unified, they can pave their way to reach dignity and excellency.”

Mamousta Abdorrahman Khodaei went on to add, “due to the glorious victory of Islamic Republic of Iran what we witness in this country is implementation of Quranic and Islamic teachings.”

In line with him, Friday Prayer Leader in Mouchesh Area, Mamousta Eqbal Bahmani expressed his satisfaction over the establishment of Quran and Islam governance in Iran.
In his term, “Because of the constitution of Islamic Republic of Iran, we observe all-out respect to all religions and denominations.”

“Islamic Iran has been a clear model of unity and unanimity among all Islamic denominations and the milieu of rapprochement among religious sects has been, obviously enough, internalized in the country.”

Along with him, Friday Prayer of Divan-Dareh area, Mamousta Abdol Hamid Bahmani in an exclusive interview with TNA beckoned to the increasing unity among Muslims and placed stress on the telling role of religious clerics and scholars in this regard.

To him, senior officials should utilize the capacity of religious clerics, laying the conducive ground for Muslims to know more about religious principles and precepts.

According to clerics in Iran, religious scholars should continue shouldering the responsibility of guiding people to the right path, refraining from bowing out of their mission in this regard.

In their lines, enemies including the regime of Zionism aim at disintegrating the world of Muslims and in doing so spare no malignant effort. From the other side, they stress on this very line that Muslims should stop short of highlighting their minute differences and get united against their common enemies and instead follow the guidance and commands of their religious leaders and clerics.
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