Ayatollah Javadi Amoli, stressing the maximum increase of state’s defensive power, maintained, “The country had best enjoy strong military forces and weapons so that no one could dare to attack.”

A large number of physicians from seven states in a letter to the Nigerian government called for the transfer of jailed Shiite leader Sheikh Ibrahim al-Zakzaky to a well-equipped hospital due to his critical conditions.

The chairman of the Bahraini Centre for Dialogue and Tolerance, Hujjat al-Islam Meysam al-Salman, stated, “The unequal citizenship is the source of all crises in Bahrain and this country needs a true dialogue in this regard.”

Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi said, “The difference between the Islamic Revolution and other industrial and colonial revolutions was that it took place in order to revive the Islamic values.”

The senior lecturer in the Islamic Seminary of Qom described the words of a supplication as ‎steps toward the truth of the supplication and described the Day of Arafah as “a day of ‎understanding the truth of supplication and worship in the light of the special favour of God ‎Almighty.” ‎

A teacher in the Islamic Seminary of Qom said that recognition of the enemies in operations ‎is the first word ‎and added, “One must know who the enemies are and with what means and ‎what loopholes they intend to penetrate."‎

The teacher in the Islamic Seminary of Qom said that we must place the way of life of the ‎Ahl al-Bayt at the forefront of our work.‎

Najaf Friday prayer leader maintained, “The power and dominance of the US have been undermined and it has no power to launch a war alone.”

The prominent Pakistani Shiite cleric condemned the anti-human crimes of the Indian government in Kashmir.

The chairman of the Lebanese Soor (Tyre) scholars called for Lebanese officials vigilance against the US interventionist actions in this country.