AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): A ceremony titled ‘Salam Ya Shahid’ (literally meaning Hello! O’ Martyr!), recounting the stories of Imam Reza shrine servants accompanying Imam Reza’s sacred flag among the people of Lebanon, was held at the shrine, northeast Iran.
Mostafa Feyzi, the Deputy Custodian of Astan Quds Razavi (AQR), spoke at the event, which got underway at AQR’s Exhibition and Conference Center.
Honoring martyrs of the Islamic Revolution and the resistance, Feyzi emphasized the importance of remembering enemy crimes and elucidating the events, as directed by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution. “Supporting the resistance front and defending it is a religious duty for all”.
Feyzi noted: “In the absence of vigilance, the enemy commits crimes. Tens of thousands of innocent people are massacred on a daily basis, and the world remains just a spectator”.
He further stated that the jihad of elucidation is every Muslim’s religious duty as established by the Islamic Revolution.
He also pointed out that detractors believe wars in other countries do not concern them and that detaching from the resistance front will bring peace, but this is a naive notion.
“Resistance is a mindset and culture chosen by the youth. Despite economic pressures, the belief that dialogue can resolve everything is mistaken. The enemy, never expecting to lose peace, now seeks refuge in shelters out of fear”, AQR’s Deputy Custodian emphasized.
He stated that the path of resistance is still alive and ongoing, and the staff of Imam Reza shrine take pride in standing with the oppressed people of Lebanon.
Elsewhere in the ceremony, Haj Hassan Harb, a religious eulogist and fellow combatant of the martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (late Secy. Gen. of Hezbollah), highlighted the impact of the presence of Imam Reza shrine servants and their blessed flag in Lebanon, boosting the spiritual atmosphere and morale among the people.
In the ceremony, three servants shared their observations and experiences, highlighting the patience and hospitality of the people of Lebanon.
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