In response to Ayatollah Arafi’s recent letter to Indian scholars and religious leaders, ‎Hujjat al-Islam Zaidi said, “[Ayatollah Arafi’s] letter gives us the strength to fight the ‎vicious Coronavirus.”‎

Following the physical deterioration of Hujjat al-Islam al-Mahrous, a prominent Bahraini ‎cleric, a spokesman for the spokesman for Bahrain’s Haqq Movement for Liberty and ‎Democracy, called on human rights organizations to take immediate action to rescue him ‎from the Al Khalifah prison.‎

An Indian scholar considered Ayatollah Arafi’s letter to Indian scholars and clerics as a ‎solution to the problems of the Indian society and said, “With this letter, you have ‎benefited the Indian clerical community.”‎

Ayatollah Khamenei says an economy made robust through enhanced production can fend ‎for itself and counter various intrusive elements such as sanctions that can harm an ‎economy like a virus can hurt the human body.‎

RNA – Hujjat al-Islam Mojtaba Zonnour, the chairman of the National Security and Foreign ‎Policy commission in Iran’s Islamic Consultative Assembly, underlined that Iran is not after ‎any war in the region or elsewhere.‎

Several Indian scholars have issued separate messages announcing their support for the ‎letter that Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, the head of the Islamic Seminaries of Iran, previously ‎sent to Indian scholars and religious leaders.‎

Bahraini authorities are reportedly preventing an imprisoned Shi’ah Muslim cleric from ‎receiving appropriate medication and obstinately refusing to allow him to have a much-‎needed surgery.‎

Hujjat al-Islam Hoseynikia referred to the role of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in ‎the realization of the Statement on the Second Step of the Islamic Revolution and said, ‎‎“The Islamic Consultative Assembly must provide the infrastructure for the realization of ‎the statement of the Statement on the Second Step of the Islamic Revolution.”‎

The director of the offices of the religious authorities in Iraq announced that the offices of ‎Ayatollah al-Ya’qoubi have spent one billion dinars in the fight against the Coronavirus and in ‎supporting the needy following the outbreak of the virus.‎

People in 157 cities across Iran can attend the Friday prayers this week after a two-‎month hiatus following the Coronavirus outbreak, an official said.‎