Ayatollah Alavi-Gorgani issued a statement on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lady ‎Fatimah al-Ma’sumah ‎and the beginning of the Ten Days of Dignity and emphasized, “The ‎Ten Days of Dignity ‎is a good opportunity to promote the culture and culture of Ahl al-Bayt.” ‎

Ayatollah Najafi said, "We welcome the unity and solidarity of the Iraqi military forces and hope these laws are executed as soon as possible."

The vice-president of the Lebanese Supreme Islamic Shia Council maintained that the cruel sanctions of the US and its allies against Iran are doomed to failure.

Beirut Friday prayer leader, pointing to the US pressure against Iran, reiterated, “The leaders of Washington seek to cause dire trouble in the region.”

The chairman of the Lebanese Scholars Soor (Tyre) stated that following their failure in Syria, the US has been attempting to take revenge on Iran.

Najaf Friday prayer leader, Hujjat al-Islam Sayyed Sadr ad-Din Qabanchi, stated that the Zionist Regime is fraught with different internal problems and moving towards its own annihilation.

Ayatollah Hoseyni-Bushehri ‎said that Europeans didn’t even take one step to protect the ‎JCPOA and added, “By implementing the second step of reducing commitments, Iran doesn’t ‎recognize any limits to enrich uranium.”‎

Tehran's provisional Friday Prayers Leader Ayatollah Mohammad Ali Movahedi Kermani blasted the US for its rhetoric against the Islamic Republic, and said that Tehran needs enriched uranium to overcome its electricity shortages.

A London-based Islamic rights organization has called on Nigeria to immediately release top Shia Muslim cleric Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky from prison and send him abroad for urgent medical treatment.

The office of Ayatollah Yaqubi published and distributed a new book, “Subcategories of the Jurisprudence”.