Qom's Friday prayer preacher:

Israeli domination, oppression almost over

Rasa - Qom’s Friday prayer preacher said: “Israel era as a dominating and oppressive state is almost over and every aggressive action against Hezbollah will be answered with an overwhelming response.”

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Date: 30 January 2015 - 20:20

RNA - Speaking on Hezbollah’s decisive action in response to the violations of Lebanon’s territorial sovereignty by the illegitimate Zionist regime, Friday prayer preacher of the holy city of Qom said “This response to Hezbollah is a warning to the usurping Zionist regime. Israel era as a dominating and oppressive state is almost over and every aggressive action against Hezbollah will be answered with an overwhelming response.”
Hujjat al-Islam Sa’idi made the remarks during his Friday prayer sermon in the holy shrine of Lady Fatima (A.S).

Pointing to Iranian Supreme Leader’s letter to the youth of Europe and North America, the Friday prayer preacher of the holy city of Qom, Hujjat al-Islam Sa’idi referred to the letter of Imam Ruhollah Khomeini (RA) wrote to Mikhail Gorbachev, the last general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union back in January 1st 1989, on the verge of the collapse of their communist system, and said that once again, the voice of the leader of the Muslims of the world was heard around the world on the eve of the imminent collapse of Western civilization.

On 21st of January the leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei addressed the youth in Europe and North America in a letter, asking Western youths not to judge Islam based on the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks.

The Friday prayer leader of Qom noted the illegitimate interests of the West in its conflict with the culture of true Muhammadan Islam, saying: “The cowardly and ignorant are at war with Islam and have the audacity to insult our noble Prophet Muhammad (S).”

“The Supreme Leaders’ letter showed that the West is concerned by the salvation of all of mankind though Islam.” He added.

Pointing to the upcoming Ten-Day Dawn celebrations known in Persian as Dahe Fajr – which celebrated the ten days between the arrival of Imam Khomeini in Iran and the victory of the Islamic Revolution – Hujjat al-Islam Sa’idi explained that during these ten important days, it is not just appropriate to have a serious discussion about crime and corruption during the black days of the Pahlavi era but also about creating the necessary awareness among the Iranian people about the Islamic Revolution, especially for the young generation. His Eminence also lauded the role of the youth and women in shaping the glorious Islamic Revolution.

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