The most outstanding Iranian Sunni scholar pointed out to anxieties and obstacles on the way of fuel-loaders in Sistan-Balochistan province and asked members of the parliament and provincial authorities to find out any solution for this problem.

Khateeb of Sunnis in Zahedan termed the last ten days of Ramadan “the best time for purification of soul and reaching to Allah” and advised Muslims to recite Holy Qur’an, donate on the way of Allah, seek His forgiveness, sit in Etikaf and spend the nights of destiny in the last ten days of Ramadan.

Khateeb of Sunnis shed light on the importance and position of the Noble Qur’an in the second Friday of Ramadan and called it a human-maker book that nourishes mankind spiritually.

Shaikh Abdol-Hamid called on Muslims to hasten towards Allah during Ramadan and termed it the spring of leaving sins and misdeeds.

Khateeb of Sunnis pointed out to beginning of the holy month of Ramadan and urged on benefiting from Ramadan which is the month of piety, sympathy, benevolence and reciting the Noble Qur’an.

Shaikh Abdol-Hamid termed “negligence” the main reason behind “rise of sins and inappetence about Deen” and advised the audience to develop their tenets for “acting upon Shari’ah” and “approaching Allah”.

Shaikh-ul-Islam Maulana Abdol-Hamid shed light on the importance of “Zakah” in Islam and its material and spiritual influences in the Friday sermon of April 19, 2019 where he called on rich people to pay their annual Zakah carefully and sensitively.

Alluding to continuous US sanctions on Iran and the new decisions of the US about Iran, Shaikh Abdol-Hamid urged on focusing on two pivots of “Allah” and “people” as well “deep reformations in policies” as the best ways to resist against the sanctions and problems.

The most influential Iranian Sunni scholar denounced strongly the terrorist attack on Muslim worshipers in New Zealand and called it “savage” and “brutal”.

Khateeb of Sunnis shed light on the awkwardness of some sins and called on imitating the footprints of prophets to have a safe life.