Reciting the 64th verse of Al-Ankabout chapter of Holy Quran, the great leader and the eminence Khateeb of Sunnis in Zahedan, Shaikh-ul-Islam Mawlana Abdul Hameed pointed out the main cause of Muslim’s worries, “mankind gets worried in this world from different kinds of worries and problems, but the root of them is to be unaware of the purpose of life.
The prominent Sunni scholar further said that there was a time when Iraq was a rich and powerful state, rest of the world was supplied fuel and petroleum productions by the same Iraq, but now Iraq is before us. In the same way Lebanon was a verdurous region but now it has become a needy country as it needs the financial aids of others. Similarly Palestine has been indulged in some particular crises. Pakistan was a safe heaven and proud of democracy and freedom; now every one is on the target of suicide attacks. In the corners of the world people suffer from problems, even in Iran and Sistan-Balochistan insecurity has been an anxiety.
Explaining the main reasons of above mentioned crises, he pointed, ‘Holy Quran, Sunna and the teachings of all the prophets teach us that Almighty Allah created human beings for His worship without partners. These crises and distresses are not the main causes, which can suffer people from these worries more than forgetting worshiping the great Allah almighty, surely they have forgotten the purpose of life, they went opposite of the right path which is worship of only Allah.’
Shaikh-ul-Islam urged that Allah has blessed us these all means and sources in order to worship Him in a nice and proper way. The temporary world has been created for us; we are not here for gaining money rather we must bow before Allah not any one else. We should return towards Allah, He expects from us not those who deny His existence. Our hearts should be place for Allah not money and material things.
In other part of his sermon Shaikh said, ‘Cancellation of the Baloch citizens’ identity cards on the bases of false and bogus reports is violation of the Iranian rules and basic rights of Balochs, that’s why some of them have joined anti state parties.’
The great leader of Sunnis in Zahedan more added, ‘It happened frequently that some people reported to the officials that there are some non-Iranian citizens who have identity papers and cards just for their personal matters they are doing such actions. So its not justice to cancel the valid cards and papers of masses without satisfied investigation and research on the all dimensions of the issue. Because many people lost their registered cards and joined anti government organizations in reaction.’
The eminent Sunni scholar said that he has received lots of public complaints from masses, some of them could not get cards and valid papers of some of them have been confiscated.
Talking to the audience of Makki mosque in Zahedan, he urged that the government should realize the going on difficult circumstances of Sistan-Balochistan province. This province is a tribal region, people had to migrate to the neighbor countries, and many of them did not get identity cards due to fear of “Compulsory Military Service” in Iran.
‘Baloch tribes live at the border area of Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan. So the concerned officials should take the issue very seriously,’ he further said.
Shaikh Abdul Hameed recommended the government to establish a commission from local people, tribal elders and officials; this commission would investigate the cases.
‘We are sure that staff of the Registration Department contains only non-Balochs and Shiite countrymen, that is why we insist on this matter that is very serious,’ he added.
At the end Imam of Sunnis indicated to his trip towards Mirjaweh, border area in the south east of Iran, near Zahedan, and said, ‘People in Mirjaweh have been suffering from financial and economical problems. This region is a barren area; the source of earning is only joint border with Pakistan. But the government has closed this border, on the other side subsidies have been finished and the high prices affected the masses more than ever. So the concerned rulers must take positive steps in this regard.’
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