Head of the Women’s Seminaries of Iran:

Razavi servants project performed by 5,000 female clerics across the country

Rasa – The head of the Women’s Seminaries of Iran called the cultural and social issues one of the priorities of the women seminaries.

News ID: 433431

Date: 27 October 2017 - 18:28

RNA – At the third meeting of provincial directors of the Islamic Seminaries of Iran, Hujjat al-Islam Mahmoud-Reza Jamshidi, the head of the Women’s Seminaries of Iran stated, “In recent decades, the seminaries have always been very responsible and active regarding social issues.”

He emphasized the great efforts made by women seminaries to reduce social problems and said, “At the Women’s Seminaries of Iran, we have started to work in this area since a long time ago and have implemented two projects called ‘Ridhwan’ (guardian of heaven) and ‘Rahmah’ (mercy) with participation of about 7,0000 female clerics who gave advice to people on family matters.”

Hujjat al-Islam Jamshidi called the cultural and social issues one of the priorities of the women seminaries and added, “One of the other projects performed by women seminaries was the ‘Hayat al-Tayyibah’ (the pure life) that meant to promote Islamic lifestyle.”

Stating that the Women’s Seminaries of Iran currently have 42,000 organized female missionaries, the Muslim cleric added, “Empowering female clerics is another cultural plan that is carried out by the women seminaries.”

Hujjat al-Islam Jamshidi mentioned the national project of the Razavi servants and noted, “The Razavi servants plan that has been performed by 5,000 female seminary students is a very important project to promote Islamic lifestyle and introducing Imam al-Ridha to the community.”