Khateeb of Sunni Muslims said, “Although we have no enough information about the new governor of the province, but we are sure the ‘government of hope and discretion’ has worked hard to select any capable person who would implement the promises of the new government in different stages.”
The chairman of the Coordination Council for Sunni Seminaries expressed his good wishes for the upcoming provincial administration, saying, “We hope the new governor would resolve the past problems changing some negative views and sights. People have cast votes in favor of the views of the new government; they have been awaiting some positive changes.”
Mawlana Abdol-Hamid stated by the new administration unity, solidarity, peace and security should be enhanced. The people of this province have suffered from many pains and discriminations; they should get a chance to take part in the development of their motherland.
Attacks on Embassies against International Treaties
Khateeb of Sunnis in Zahedan, southeastern Iran, condemned the attack on the Iranian embassy in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, in the last week, which left dozens dead and injured.
In a part of his speech, he said, “The attack on the Iranian embassy is condemnable; we consider such assaults against the international treaties and the customs of the nations. According to the international and Islamic laws, ambassadors and diplomats should have security in other countries. We hope to not see such incidents in the future.”
Source: Abdolhamid.net
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