Ayatollah Javadi Amoli stated: When we insult each other in the squares or send death and curses to one another, we are harming ourselves. If a person whose opinion differs from ours is sent death threats and considered an enemy, and we remove him from the train of the revolution, we have not achieved anything. If we do this, the power of the Islamic Republic will be diminished.
Video/Javadi Amoli: If We Remove Any Opposing View from the Train of the Revolution, We Have Not Achieved Anything
Ayatollah Javadi Amoli emphasized the importance of tolerance towards differing opinions within the revolution. He warned that sending death threats to opponents undermines the strength of the Islamic Republic. This statement highlights the need for unity and respect among differing viewpoints.
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📰 What Happened
Ayatollah Javadi Amoli delivered a statement emphasizing the need for tolerance towards differing opinions within the Iranian revolution. He warned that hostility and threats against opponents weaken the Islamic Republic's power.
- Javadi Amoli advocates for unity and respect among differing viewpoints.
- He highlights the dangers of sending death threats to those with opposing views.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a history of political and ideological divisions, especially following the 1979 revolution. The current climate is marked by protests and dissent against the government, raising questions about its legitimacy and stability.
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