Braving problems with united stance is a must

Friday Prayer Leader of Sistan and Baluchistan sternly warned Muslims of enemies’ move in the region.

Beckoned to the flame of hatred and showdown in the World of Muslims, Friday Prayer Leader of Sistan and Baluchistan Molavi Abdol Hamid Esmaeil Zehi noted, “The regime of Zionism and Europe have made some headways in advancing their schemes against Muslim countries,” reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).

The religious cleric denounced the recent bloody terrorist attacks in France which left 130 people were killed and 352 others injured stressing the incident rocked people worldwide and rattled Muslims in the World of Islam.

The featured religious cleric sternly warned of negative fallouts of these showdowns and willful measures which in turn can unstable the World plunging human kind into a very plagued and perilous situation.

Elsewhere in his remarks, Molavi Abdol Hamid Esmaeil Zehi placed accentuation on the prime importance and necessity of negotiation among those who have differnet takes and thoughts as the main avenue and roadmap to the standing situation.

“In the very present situation, Muslims should sit down for talks and via choosing a logical stance exchange their views and come to the same page for putting an end to the current setbacks the world is mired in,” underscored the Sunni cleric.

“The views of Islamic countries are different from each other, and in the present situation they should open dialogue and solve the standing crisis the Middle East is wrestling with,” said the Friday Prayer Leader of Sistan and Baluchistan extending his hope that through boosting solidarity and unity Muslims can brave the flame of hatred in the region.

In his line, the main powers should not turn away from the negotiations and always favors and supports the continuation of the talks, inasmuch as “the correct formula for ending problems cannot be fulfilled through bombardment and storming other nations.”

As for Syria problem, according to Friday Prayer Leader of Sistan and Baluchistan, discussing ways to iron out differences is the sole avenue.