Ayatollah Dorri: Confronting Terrorism Requires a Clear and Decisive Stance

Arak – The Supreme Leader’s Representative in Markazi Province stressed the need for a clear stance against terrorism and for avoiding silence in the face of these crimes

Arak - The representative of the Supreme Leader in the central province emphasized the need to take a clear stand against terrorism and avoid silence in the face of these crimes.

According to Mehr reporter, Ayatollah Gurban Ali Dari of Najafabadi before noon on Monday, in his lecture on jurisprudence, referring to the recent terrorist incidents in Sistan and Baluchistan Province, said: Terrorist actions that target different sections of the people, clerics, and military and law enforcement forces cannot be justified.

He added: Everyone is expected to take a clear and decisive position against these crimes and condemn them. Because the serving forces of the country work to provide security and serve the people, but sometimes they are the targets of ambushes and armed attacks on the roads and they are martyred.

The representative of the Supreme Leader in Central Province stated: There is no justification for assassinating and martyring people who are trying to serve the people, and killing, assassinating and killing innocent people is not acceptable in any way.

Emphasizing the need to recognize the main enemies of the country, he continued: In a situation where the Islamic Republic of Iran is facing threats and hostile actions from the United States and the Zionist regime, Muslims and the serving forces of the country should not be the target of attacks. Disputes and violent actions should not become a tool to weaken the Islamic society and harm the people.

Sincerity in monotheism is beyond language expression

Ayatollah Dari Najafabadi, referring to the twenty-seventh narration of Tawhid from the Holy Prophet (PBUH), considered sincerity in expressing and acting on the word Tawheed as a condition for benefiting from the promise of heaven and said: Sincerity is not only limited to the verbal expression of Tawheed, but also requires practical adherence to God's service and avoiding sin.

The representative of the religious jurist in Central province added: A believer should not be indifferent to sin and in case of a slip-up, he should take the path of correction by repenting and asking for forgiveness. Because the continuation of sin is not compatible with the sincere service of God.

Emphasizing the importance of monotheism, sincerity and purity of heart, he said: Achieving happiness and salvation in the afterlife depends on pure faith, righteous deeds, avoiding sin and having a pure and healthy heart.