“SunniOnline” reports that the undertakers of the publishers registered and submitted their documents on time, and brought up their books to Tehran; but the authorities refused to allow them to put on display their products.
“Seddiqi and Farooq-e-A’dham” publishers mostly publish books of Sunni seminaries’ curriculum; as Sunni students are facing problems to get their books.
It should be noted that authorities of provincial book fairs, particularly Sunni-dominated provinces, have been creating obstacles for Sunni publishers; these efforts are made to confine cultural products of the Sunni community of Iran.
Source: SunniOnline.us
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