Sheikh Naeem Qasim: Refraining religious seditions is a must

Deputy of Hezbollah Secretary Genera urged Muslims from different Islamic denominations and sects to refrain from religious sedition.

Giving speech in the opening ceremony of Islamic Radios and Televisions Union congress, Deputy of Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naeem Qasim urged Muslims from different Islamic denominations and sects to refrain from religious sedition or any measures leading to dispersion, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).

The religious cleric counted such conferences as a great chance for strengthening the bonds with teachings of Ahlul bayt (AS).

Marking Iran as the beating heart of Islamic Ummah, Sheikh Naeim Qasem went on to add, “The countries involved in Takfiri issue should use Iran experiences in tackling the hypocrite events.”

“Hezbollah has decided to design a plan in order to aid those countries which are dealing with Takfirism and enemies. And the most important factor in this plan is to follow scholars and religious figures’ guidance,” the senior cleric pointed out.

Elsewhere in his remarks, Sheikh Naeim Qasem pointed out at Iran’s nuclear talks with 5+1 and underlined, “This agreement (BARJAM) has changed West’s approach towards Iran and its allies and we can observe the elevation of Islamic countries against the outlaws.”

The Lebanese cleric held Iran the constant companion of Islamic Jihad and Resistance and underscored, “The Islamic Resistance forces in Lebanon and other countries can ensure their future victories only through setting Islamic Revolution of Iran as their example. In this case the Wilayah Faqih is the common Code for global victory of Islam.”

The 8th congress of the Islamic Radios and Televisions Union was launched in a ceremony in Tehran on Sunday Aug 16 with religious thinkers in attendance.

The event with the motto of “Prophet of Mercy; Mission of Resistance Media”, has been organized with the aim of mobilizing the media to dispel the baseless myths about connection between Islam and violence.