The most influential Iranian Sunni leader considered the religious sectarian perspective to be the main cause of political failure in Iran after the 1979 Revolution.

The most influential Iranian Sunni leader considered the current economic and political status of Iran as the result of appointing weak and incompetent authorities and managers…

Emphasizing on the importance of honesty between a ruler and his nation, the most influential Iranian social leader warned of the dangerous consequences of telling lies and urged on honesty and sincerity.

The most influential Iranian Sunni leader distinguished between political Islam and Islamic politics amid a heavy crackdown in Zahedan.

The most influential Iranian Sunni leader referred to the long-term unsolved disputes between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the nation, urging on the governing body to surrender before the will of people.

In his latest Friday sermons of Zahedan, capital of Iranian Balochistan, the most influential Iranian Sunni leader emphasized that politicians and experts should run the country not the armed forces.

Shaikh Abdol-Hamid considers the persecution of prisoners and forced confessions as violations of human rights.

Four months after Zahedan’s Bloody Friday incident, the most influential Iranian Sunni leader referred to the solidarity and unity among all Iranians and urged for freedoms and justice.

Believing that the old policies cannot meet the needs of the modern age, the most influential Iranian Sunni leader called for a change in Iran’s constitution.

Shaikh Abdol-Hamid called on the Iranian officials to talk with opponents instead of suppressing them, believing that the country’s problems will not be resolved with eulogists and preachers…