(AhlulBayt News Agency) - About 34 Muslim converts visited Imam Reza holy shrine in Mashhad of Iran. These people were from United States, Canada, Congo, Kuwait, England and France.
A group of Muslim converts have come to Iran to participate in courses of Shi’ite studies held by Qom's International Institute for Islamic Studies. They will also visit Imam Reza holy shrine in Mashhad.
On the sideline of this visitation, one of the professors of a foreign Islamic school stated, "Getting more understanding and awareness on Islam is my purpose of visiting Razavi Holy Shrine. Therefore, it should be strives to provide other new Muslims with a situation at this shrine in which they can exchange their ideas and opinions.
Isabel Maria Fernandez stated, "Astan Quds Razavi has had a successful background in comparison to other similar organizations and it could be taken as a model by other organizations".
She went on, "Islamic society has to change Islamic ethics into social rules and these rules will pave the way of wide spreading and propagating Islamic ethics in other Muslim countries in a right way".
Fatima Hydora, another Muslim convert, said, "Efforts should be made to train capable translators in religious issues so that programs and their introduction can be transferred to the non-Iranian pilgrims".
Presence of capable translators will also create a situation in which the possibility of forming positive and constructive interactions is increased a lot.
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4 September 2016 - 06:46
News ID: 776703
About 34 Muslim converts visited Imam Reza holy shrine in Mashhad of Iran. These people were from United States, Canada, Congo, Kuwait, England and France.
