Jokar: Ashura Culture Is a Factor in the Unity and Resilience of the Iranian Nation

Yazd - Member of Parliament for Yazd, Ashkazar, Zarch, and Nodushan district, said: Hosseini culture, jihad, and martyrdom are key factors in the unity of the Iranian nation and the country's resistance against enemies' pressures and threats.

Yazd - The representative of the people of Yazd, Ashkazar, Zarch and Ndushan in the Islamic Council said: Hosseini's culture, jihad and martyrdom are the main factors of the unity of the Iranian nation and the country's resistance against the pressures and threats of the enemies.

According to Mehr reporter, Mohammad Saleh Jokar, on Thursday morning, at the ceremony honoring the officials of the religious boards of Yazd province, appreciated the efforts of the praisers, ritual poets and the officials of the religious boards, and said: If Yazd is known as Iran's Hosseiniyeh, it is the result of the efforts of the pioneers who throughout history have worked hard to preserve and transmit the religious and religious heritage of this land.

Referring to the role of religious delegations in strengthening the religious and revolutionary beliefs of the society, he added: Love for Hazrat Aba Abdullah Al-Hussein (AS) and the teachings of the Ashura School brought the Iranian nation to the field at critical moments in history and became the basis for the unity and resistance of the people.

Stating that the culture of Ashura has inspired the Iranian nation during the holy defense and the recent confrontations, Jokar clarified: A nation that learns from the school of Imam Hossein (a.s.), does not bow down to humiliation and surrender and continues its path relying on its beliefs.

Referring to the responsibility of religious delegations in the current situation, the representative of the people of Yazd in the Islamic Council pointed out that religious delegations, eulogists and poets play an important role in conveying religious concepts and strengthening social cohesion, and they should use this capacity in various cultural and social fields.

Emphasizing the necessity of continuous activity of religious delegations throughout the year, not only in the months of Muharram and Safar, he said: Just as religious delegations have played a role in the social fields and serving the people in the past, today they should also be pioneers in the field of cultural activities and play a role according to the needs of the society.

Referring to the importance of storytelling in the current situation, Jokar added: Today, the war of narratives and the war of knowledge are important issues that must be taken into account, and religious bodies can also play a role in this field by explaining the facts and conveying the news and events correctly.

He also pointed to the role of the leader of the revolution and the presence of the people in the recent developments of the country, and emphasized the importance of maintaining national unity and cohesion and said: the presence of the people in the field and social support of the country has been an important support for the defense forces of Iran.

In another part of his speech, the representative of the people of Yazd, Ashkzer, Zarch and Ndushan in the Islamic Council, referring to the regional developments and the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, said: recent developments show the importance of national will and the role of power components in regional equations.

In the end, by honoring the memory of the deceased and veterans of the field of praise and religious delegations of Yazd province, Jokar emphasized the necessity of preserving the religious heritage of this province and the continuation of the cultural and social activities of the delegations.