More than 100 days after President Raisi’s presidency, in which most official positions have been distributed, Iran’s Sunnis, who played a key role in the election that led to the president Raisi’s victory, are still barred from high official and bureaucratic posts.

The June 2021 presidential election to elect the thirteenth head of government in the forty-third year of the Islamic Republic [of Iran]…

Maulana Nazar Muhammad Didgah, an outstanding Iranian Sunni Baloch scholar passed away.

Depriving Sunnis of administrative posts due to the pressure of extremists damages the country. Iran belongs to all Iranians. We do not accept that Iran belongs to a particular group, religion or political side.

To ensure due rights of all citizens, each country has enacted laws and regulations to stabilize and organize the affairs.

Shaikh-ūl-Islam Mawlāna Abdol-Hamīd narrates the incidents after the passing of late Allāmah Mawlāna Abdol-Azīz

Baluchistan’s Ulama made a significant scientific effort, established an Islamic movement that paved the way for all Iranians to acquire knowledge from Balochistan.

How can Sunnis believe the [Iranian] authorities would liberate al-Quds while they are deprived of the right of a mosque in Tehran?

Shirabad is a poor area in the north of Zahedan, Iran, in the province of Sistan-Balochistan with a population of about seventy to eighty thousand.

The president of Darululoom Zahedan said that Sunnis are an essential part of the Iranian nation; they should achieve their due rights. Shaikh-ul-Islam Mawlana Abdol-Hamid called for equality among Iranians in a meeting with Chabahar students on Saturday Dec. 14, 2019 and emphasized that Sunnis should achieve their constitutional rights. “Forty years after the Islamic […]