Friday prayer imams throughout Iran in their sermons this week condemned the Saudi regime's execution of Sheikh Nimr and that reactionary government's irrational anti-Iranian campaign.
The Friday Prayers imam of Kermanshah condemned the execution of the Saudi Shi'a Muslims' leader by Ale Saud, arguing that Ayatollah Sheikh Nimr al-Baqer al-Nimr's name will remain alive in the history for good.
The Friday Prayers imam of Mahabad said that the Saudi Arabia by its regional maneuvers intends to regain its lost status, but by executing Sheikh Nimr that regime can never achieve that objective.
The Friday Prayers imam of Arak said that Ale Saud's stand-takings against Iran are quite childish and instead of responding to the Islamic world nations' demands regarding the recent Mina disaster Riyadh is now demanding punishment against Iran!
The Friday Prayers imam of Gonabad said that the fate of the criminal Saudi rules will be a lot more miserable than that of such dictators as Saddam Husain and the ousted last Shah of Iran as the typhoon of the nations' wrath will soon lead them towards the graveyard of history.
The provisional Friday Prayers imam of Saqqez said that by martyring Sheikh Nimr al-Baqer al-Nimr the Saudi regime is after sowing the seeds of discord among world Muslims.
The Friday Prayers imam of Qasr-e Shirin said that the martyrdom of Sheikh Nimr revealed the real face of both the self-claimed standard-bearers of the human rings and that of the Ale Saud, which are all in line with the polices of the Zionists.
The Friday Prayers imam of Sari said that by martyring Sheikh Nimr Ale Saud ensured its own collapse in near future.
The provisional Friday Prayers imam of Sanandaj said that the reactionary Ale Saud rulers massacre the Muslims just to please their Israeli and American masters and despite their self-claimed title 'servants of the Two Sacred Shrines' they are actually the traitors who have occupied them.
The Friday Prayers imam of Natanz said that Ale Saud's acts against the Shi'a Muslims and Iran are in fact their humble services for their masters in Tel Aviv and Washington.
The Friday Prayers imam of Gonbad-e Kavoos referred to some tiny Arab countries' severing ties with Iran, advising them that this wretched act will make them feel sorry one day soon.
The Friday Prayers imam of Kalacahi said that although the people's wrath against the Saudi regime's execution of Sheikh Nimr was quite right, but breaching the diplomatic immunity of the Saudi embassy and consular office were diplomatically wrong and quite illogical.
The provisional Friday Prayers imam of Kashmar, too, advised the reactionary regional rules not to yield to the demands of the tyrants and the superpower since otherwise they would burn in the fire of the Muslim nations' wrath.
The Friday Prayer imams in other Iranian large and small cities, towns and villages, too, in similar remarks both condemned the execution of Sheikh Nimr and the reactionary and warmonger policies pursued by the Saudi regime.
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