Some artistic events are not compatible with the spiritual atmosphere of Shiraz

Shiraz- The Secretary of the Shiraz Clergy Society, criticizing some deconstructive behaviors in the artistic events of this city, emphasized the need for more serious monitoring of concerts and the protection of the spiritual status of the third shrine of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH).

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Hojatul-Islamwal-Muslimin Taheri Shirazi, in the meeting of Shiraz clergy community on Saturday morning, referring to the position of Fars province and Shiraz city as the third shrine of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH) in Islamic Iran, he considered cultural security as the foundation of society's security and emphasized: damage to this area can affect other aspects of society's security as well.

The Secretary of the Shiraz Clergy Society expressed his concern about the state of some recent artistic and musical events in Shiraz and said: Our criticism is not directed at the principle of art or holding concerts within the framework of the rules, but is related to disruptive behaviors and immoral actions on the sidelines of some programs.

Taheri Shirazi, referring to things such as mixed singing, rhythmic movements, and mixing of men and women in some programs, considered these behaviors to have moral consequences and called for more careful monitoring in this area.

Referring to the conditions of Fars province and mourning for the martyrs of this province, he said: The martyrs who sacrificed their lives to defend the people and different sections of the society deserve to be honored and the sanctity of their blood and the spiritual status of Shiraz necessitates a more accurate and decisive monitoring of cultural events.

Requesting the entry of the judicial system into the status of some cafes

In another part of his speech, the secretary of the Shiraz Clergy Society pointed to the concern of scholars about the activities of some trade unions and cafes and said: "In some areas and near holy places, gatherings and behaviors of a number of young boys and girls are observed, which are not compatible with the religious and Islamic culture of the society and require the serious intervention of supervisory institutions and the judicial system."

Taheri Shirazi also pointed to the relations between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Zionist regime and expressed concern about what he called appeasement towards this country and said: There are concerns about the presence and activities of the Mossad in this country, and in some of its positions and behaviors, signs of association with the Zionist regime can be seen.

Emphasizing the necessity of coordination among the officials, he added: The officials should have unified and empathetic positions according to the emphasis of the supreme leader of the revolution.

The secretary of the Shiraz Clergy Society also pointed to the sensitive conditions of the region and the situation of the Strait of Hormuz, and emphasized the need for the authorities' comments to be considered and said: irresponsible words can affect the market environment and oil prices.