Islamic Apartheid - April 29, 2004. Everything that members of the ruling body in Iran present in the media under the title of religion and politics or pure Islam has no relation to the feedback of their actions. In the winter of 1997, when I was kidnapped by the Ministry of Intelligence, they told me in interviews to say that the issues I raised were from newspapers, and we no longer have any work with you, and we say it is the government's fault for not stopping the newspapers and that it has caused the youth and students to be misled?! And many other cases that discerning compatriots have seen thousands of examples of. All these cases indicate Islamic apartheid in the ruling body, which has begun to create a kind of Islamic-Shiite racism under the name of pure Islam everywhere in the world, claiming to take the lost rights of Shiites from the heirs of the oppression of the Abbasids and Umayyads. The roots of this issue within the country have expanded from tampering with people's votes in parliamentary elections to selection in universities and government institutions, in a country that considers itself the mother of Islamic countries, a country whose social security laws have led to an increasing rate of suicide among unemployed youth!! Abroad, it has spread from the uprisings in northern Afghanistan to the extremists of the Mahdi Army and... to southern Lebanon, all of which have only contributed to creating religious and ethnic wars, wars that will neither restore Imam Ali to the caliphate after the Prophet of Islam nor take any rights from anyone, but rather indicate ignorance in the present century!! The killing of young people in Palestine and Iraq, similar to the Fadaiyan of Hasan Sabbah, can only be aimed at creating a kind of Islamic apartheid that is being planned and implemented by the ruling body of Iran!! If the free nations of the world do not put an end to this issue, the new apartheid (and unfortunately nuclear!!) will spread many internal wars in free countries around the world. Mohsen Younesi, Industrial Management Expert, Spring 2004.
Islamic Apartheid - April 29, 2004
The article discusses the concept of 'Islamic apartheid' in Iran, criticizing the ruling regime for its actions that contradict its claims of promoting pure Islam. It highlights the manipulation of elections and the impact of social policies leading to youth suicides, while warning of the potential for increased religious and ethnic conflicts globally if not addressed by the international community.
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📰 What Happened
The article critiques the Iranian regime for creating a system of 'Islamic apartheid' that manipulates elections and exacerbates social issues, particularly among youth. It warns of the potential for increased religious and ethnic conflicts if these issues are not addressed internationally.
- The Iranian regime is accused of manipulating elections and social policies that lead to high youth suicide rates.
- The concept of 'Islamic apartheid' is presented as a form of systemic discrimination based on religious and ethnic lines.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a complex political landscape characterized by the tension between theocratic rule and demands for democratic governance. The term 'Islamic apartheid' suggests a systemic discrimination that could have far-reaching consequences.
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