Friday Prayer Leader of Hormozgan: Religious Assemblies Should Not Depend on Government Support for Survival / Government Agencies Have a Duty to Support Religious Activities

Hojatoleslam Ebadizadeh, emphasizing the need to preserve the independence and popular character of religious assemblies, stated: Government bodies and institutions have a duty to support cultural and religious activities, but religious assemblies should not make their survival and continuity dependent on government support, as the authenticity and strength of religious assemblies lie in their popular nature.

Emphasizing the necessity of preserving the independence and popular nature of the delegations, Hojjatul Islam Wal-Muslimin Ebadizadeh noted: Government institutions and organizations have duties to support cultural and religious activities, but delegations should not depend on the support of government institutions for the survival and continuity of their activities. Because the originality and power of religious bodies is their people.

According to the report of the ambassador of Arjan this morning, Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Mohammad Ebadizadeh, in the meeting of Fatimi delegations across the country held in Hormozgan province, emphasized the necessity of redefining the role and mission of religious delegations in the current conditions of the society, and stated: Religious delegations should not limit their functions only to holding religious ceremonies and occasions, but should take advantage of their huge popular and organizational capacity to create flow-forming, mission-oriented and effective groups. become in different cultural, social and national fields.

According to the report of Hawza News, he welcomed the activists of Fatimi delegations from all over the country and described Hormozgan as the land of resistance and sacrifice and added: You are the bearers of the spiritual message of your cities and provinces, and today you have gathered in a land whose people have displayed unique manifestations of standing, resistance and sacrifice during various stages of defending the country.

Referring to the events of the recent wars and the oppressed martyrdom of a group of people and children of Hormozgan, especially in Minab, the representative of the religious jurist in Hormozgan province stated: The culture of self-sacrifice has its roots in the school of Ashura and the life of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (pbuh) and this culture cannot be interpreted apart from the deep concepts of sacrifice, sacrifice, oppression and authority of Ahl al-Bayt (pbuh).

Referring to the capacity of large religious gatherings in the Islamic world, Imam Juma Bandar Abbas emphasized the necessity of organizing a large and comprehensive movement among those waiting for the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and said: Today, the flow of waiting in the country has a wide capacity and we must turn this huge capacity of the people into a coherent, purposeful and mission-oriented movement.

Referring to the holding of millions of meetings of some religious currents in other countries, he added: in addition to gatherings, these meetings are a platform for organizing forces, determining missions and planning their one-year activities; Therefore, we must examine why the huge flow of people waiting for the advent cannot form such a coherent and purposeful community at the national level.

Hojat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Ebadizadeh further pointed out some harms facing religious groups and stated: self-centeredness, exclusivity and trying to impose individual views are among the most important pests that can weaken the great capacity of the delegations.

He added: The philosophy of religious organizational work is participation, empathy, and sharing responsibilities to achieve a common goal, and differences in tastes should not become a factor for division, unhealthy competition, and reducing the effectiveness of religious activities.

Imam Juma Bandar Abbas emphasized the need to preserve the independence and popular nature of the delegations, and noted: Government institutions and organizations have duties to support cultural and religious activities, but delegations should not depend on the support of government institutions for the survival and continuity of their activities. Because the originality and power of religious bodies is their people.

Hojjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimeen Ebadizadeh emphasized: The more sincere and divine the activities of the delegation are, the more depth and longevity they will have, and what should be in the center of attention is human education, deepening religious knowledge and strengthening the bond of society with the ideals of Ahl al-Bayt (AS).

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