'Reflection on holy Quran is a must': Ayatollah Araki
Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought delineated the two issues of Belief and unbelief based verses of Holy Quran and narrations.
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Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought, Ayatollah Mohsen Araki delineated the two issues of Belief and unbelief based verses of Holy Quran and religious narrations, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
The grand Ayatollah urged Muslims across the World to have reflection and careful thought on Islamic teachings, instructions, principles and ordinances many of which have been brought and recommended in holy book of Quran.
Ayatollah Araki held obedience as one of the signs of believing to God Almighty and the holy prophet of Islam (PBUH) stressing those of people who do not abide by Isalmic teachings, and not adhere to Muhammad Prophets (PBUH) had no conception of the divine religion of Islam.
Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought underlined those who believe in divine religion of Islam, its holy prohphet (PBUH) and book, should show this belief in their actions.
The grand Ayatollah lectured those who admit the veracity of Islam announcing themselves as Muslims but do not show such belief in their moves and behavior, given that act so differently from what Islam commanded all humans.
Elsewhere in his remarks. President of Iran top unity center also prayed God Almighty to accept the good deeds and moves of Muslims.
Needless to say, to the Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought, if the terrorists and Takfiris were well-versed with the concept of ‘Allahu Akbar’ they would have never engaged in murder and assaults.
Ayatollah Mohsen Araki always servers any possible tie between the divine religion of Islam and extremist groups stressing. in his line, those benting on to tarnish the holy image of Islam have no conception of its principles and ordinance.
Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought in his speech urged Muslims from all Islamic sects and denominations to reflect on holy Quran and think deeply about its verses' meanings.
