The director of Xorasan seminary, referring to the recent Americans’ actions, emphasized: we must be careful about the wile, trickery, and conspiracy of the enemies and especially the Americans, and this is made possible by the following the Supreme Leader and using his guidance.
Ayatollah Ameli, in a talk with the public relations of Xorasan Seminary and with reference to the constant hostility of the United States and anti-arrogance character of Iranians who praise martyrdom against it, stated: History is a good evidence of the claim that arrogant leaders are afraid of the presence of religious, knowledgeable, insightful and resistant nations around the world and especially in the Middle East.
The director of Xorasan Seminary argued that after the victory of the Islamic Revolution and the raise of a flag with the color and scent of a religious government, the struggle against pure Islam was given priority by the Americans, but the lofty ideals of Imam Khomeini continued to spread in the world. He emphasized: today, the Islamic Revolution is the only reliance that the oppressed and disenfranchised world hopes for its help and assistance.
Referring to the recent nonsense words of the President of the United States, he acknowledged: This kind of speaking by American leaders which is outside of international rules and practices reflects their decline, fear, and failure against the dignity, majesty, and authority of Islamic Iran.
Ayatollah Ameli, referring to the Supreme Leader’s words on Wednesday, remarked: as he said, we must be careful about the wile, trickery, and conspiracy of the enemies and especially the Americans, and this is made possible by the following the Supreme Leader and using his guidance.
In another part of his speech, he pointed to the mutation in Xorasan Seminary and pointed out that moving forward and acting timely were two of the indicators of mutation and considered it inevitable for the liveliness of the revolution, the government, and Islam.
Finally, the director of Xorasan Seminary called the active presence of scholars, professors, experts, clergymen, and students in the political arena as Imams of the society important and noted: seminaries’ being political does not mean they support a particular party or group, but a clergyman who knows politics is an insightful, aware of the time, and knowledgeable individual.