Imam Juma Takestan: The Islamic revolution was formed to disrupt the order of domination

Takestan - Imam Juma of Takestan, criticizing the view of the need to adapt to the world order, emphasized that the Islamic Republic cannot surrender to the dominance of the United States and Western powers in order to secure material benefits.

According to Mehr reporter, Hojjat-ul-Islam Masoud Ghafouri in his Friday prayer sermons this week, referring to views on the necessity of working within the framework of the existing world order, stated: This system is a cruel system and it cannot be accepted that in order to secure our interests, we must work within the framework of the domination system and avoid confronting it.

Referring to the history of American interventions in Iran, he added: America's enmity with the Iranian nation is not a new or illusory issue; From the August 28 coup and confronting the nationalization of the oil industry to the events after the Islamic Revolution, the performance of this country has shown that it prefers its interests over equal relations with nations.

Stating that national power is of fundamental importance in an environment based on force and domination, Imam Jumeh Takestan clarified: If a country does not have enough power, the ruling powers will ignore its interests and independence. According to him, Iran has been able to stand against foreign pressures and threats by relying on its capabilities.

Ghafouri further criticized the view of "one nation and one state" and the emphasis on compatibility with the world order and said: "In the political system of the Islamic Republic, the jurisprudence is the axis of the country's unity, and the unity of the people and officials is meaningful within the framework of the provincial system."

Emphasizing that the recommendation to accept the domination order is rooted in materialistic and utilitarian view, he stated: From the Islamic point of view, man should not only think about his material interests; Rather, defending the right, helping the oppressed and confronting oppressors is also a fundamental duty.

Referring to the religious teachings about confronting the Taghut, Imam Jumeh of Takistan added: Divine prophets have called people to worship God and stay away from the Taghut, and on this basis, one cannot surrender to the domineering powers and turn a blind eye to their demands.

Ghafouri also raised the question of whether compromise with the United States would secure the interests of the nations and said: In his opinion, the experience of some countries in the region shows that depending on the United States does not necessarily lead to securing national interests, and that this country establishes relations based on unilateral interests even with its allies.

Referring to a speech of Imam Hussain (a.s.) about the consequences of disobeying God to achieve one's desires, he emphasized: The way to secure material and worldly interests is not to be dominated by America and Western countries, and the Islamic revolution was formed basically with the aim of confronting the system of domination.

In another part of his speech, Imam Jumeh Takestan, referring to the treatment of veiled students in the Republic of Azerbaijan, protested against what he called depriving students from attending class due to the observance of hijab, and criticized the silence of Western countries and international institutions in the face of this issue.

Emphasizing the necessity of declaring opposition to such actions, Ghafouri said: After the Friday prayer, the worshipers of Takestani will march to Azadi Square in protest against what he described as oppression of veiled women and the people of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

In another part of his Friday prayer sermons, the imam of the vineyard congratulated Hazrat Zainab (PBUH) on her birthday and Nurse's Day and considered this great lady of Islam as a model in the field of caring for the sick, standing against oppression and narrating the Karbala saga.

Criticism of the consequences of the American war against Iran

Appreciating the services of nurses during the holy defense period, dealing with the Corona crisis and other difficult situations, he said: Nursing is a combination of service, sacrifice, responsibility and creating peace of mind for the patient and his family, and the society should appreciate the efforts of this group.

Referring to some demands of the nursing community, Ghafouri emphasized the necessity of implementing the nursing service tariff law, solving the shortage of nurses in proportion to hospital beds and ensuring their job security.

He also referred to the Supreme Leader of the Revolution's emphasis on the importance of paying attention to nurses and doctors who serve in non-private centers, and demanded that the officials address the problems of this group and provide them with more motivation and peace of mind.

Referring to the analyzes by some Western figures and analysts about the consequences of Donald Trump's actions against Iran, Ghafouri said: Some analysts believe that the decisions of the American government have not only weakened Iran, but have had consequences such as increasing national morale and strengthening Iran's internal cohesion.

He considered the assassination of the leader of the Islamic Republic as one of the actions that, according to him, have strengthened the resilience and national spirit of Iranians, and referring to the consequences of the war started by America, he described it as a wrong action.

In the end, Imam Jama'ah Takestan prayed for the warriors of Islam, the honor of the Islamic Ummah and the health of the leader of the revolution and demanded the defeat of the enemies of the Iranian nation and system.