The Assembly of Representatives of the Seminarians and Scholars of the Islamic Seminary of Qom has condemned the crimes of extremist Hindus who have engaged in attacks and killings of defenceless Muslims in India and called for the return of peace to the region.

The temporary prayer leader of Tehran said, “During the days of White Days of Rajab, the people can whip up the sea of divine mercy and keep tribulations away from man performing the Amal Umm Dawoud and seeking the help of Lady Fatimah al-Zahra.”

The Friday prayer leader of Pardisan referred to the temporary cancellation of religious and spiritual gatherings such as Friday prayers and itikaf due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

Ayatollah Mohsen Habibi has passed away due to the Coronavirus.

The revered source of emulation condemned the recent atrocities against Muslims in India and called for the Indian government to stop its violence against its large Muslim minority.

Hujjat al-Islam Sa’idi referred to the unprecedented role of Wilayat al-Faqih in the authority and progress of the Islamic Revolution and said, “The role of Wilayat al-Faqih must be added as an appendix and highlighted in the Supreme Leader’s Statement on the Second Step of the Islamic Revolution.”

Ayatollah Mousavi-Esfahani emphasized, “We must facilitate the achievement of the revolutionary goals in the second step of the Islamic Revolution as much as possible by examining the strengths and weaknesses of the first forty years.”

Senior Iranian cleric Ayatollah Seyed Mohammad Ali Alavi Gorgani condemned religious discrimination against Indian Muslims, rebuking the so-called international advocates of human rights for turning a blind eye to savageries and brutalities in the South Asian country.

The Society of Seminary Teachers of Qom condemned the ongoing anti-Muslim violence in India and called on diplomatic officials to pursue this issue and to work for the peace and health of the Muslims of India.

Ayatollah Nouri-Hamadani allowed half of the Imam’s share of khums to be spent on preventing, treating, and caring for families with the Coronavirus and those who have died due to it if needed.