AhlulBayt News Agency: Iraq’s top Shia cleric Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani issued a message of condolences on the passing of Allama Sayyid Ali al-Salman, a prominent scholar from the Al-Ahsa region in eastern Saudi Arabia.
“It is with great sadness and sorrow that I received the news of the passing of the great scholar, Hojat-ol-Islam Sayyid Ali al-Salman. He passed away after a blessed life filled with valuable services in the path of promoting the Hanif religion and attending to the affairs of the believers. May God grant him the reward of the righteous,” Ayatollah Sistani wrote in his message.
“I offer my condolences to the noble children, the noble family, the blessed Al-Ahsa Seminary, and all the believing brothers in that region for this painful loss. I ask God Almighty to gather the deceased with his pure ancestors, elevate his ranks in Paradise, and compensate the believers for this great loss.”
In conclusion, Ayatollah Sistani prayed for patience and peace for the survivors and devotees of the cleric from Al-Ahsa.
Ali al-Salman was one of the most influential religious and social figures in Eastern Saudi Arabia. He passed away Monday morning after a lifetime dedicated to scholarly and social contributions, serving the community, guiding the people, and mediating in disputes in the Eastern Province.
When the news of his death was announced, social media became filled with messages of condolence on the loss of the scholar who was known for his wisdom and important role in promoting civil peace and national unity.
According to sources close to the deceased and his family, al-Salman died after a long struggle with illness, during which he was receiving medical treatment and care.
Al-Salman was not just a religious scholar, but a pillar of society in eastern Saudi Arabia. He served as a representative of the source of emulation and played a pivotal role in managing religious and social affairs.
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