Hawzah News Agency-In a meeting with the Board of the Directors of Assembly of Qom Seminary Students and Scholars Representatives , held at the office of the seminary head, Ayatollah Arafi noted, “However hard we try to bring the seminary to the level of Islamic Revolution, it is insufficient.”

Pointing out that the achievements of the seminary are precious, the head of Iran’s seminaries said, “Comparing such achievements with the causes and aspirations of the seminary, we will definitely realize that we are lagging behind.”

Stating there are endless needs to be met, Ayatollah Arafi continued, “There is the infinitive capacity of, talent of, and welcome to the discourse of Islamic revolution at the global level.”

Ponting out that there are extraordinary capacities and ground inside, Ayatollah Arafi mentioned, “According to article 4 of the Constitution, all laws and decisions made in the system must be in accordance with Islam.”

“This legal axis lays an infinite ground for work; on the opposite side, there are highly serious challenges and obstacles, however.” He further noted.

“Today, the enemies of Islam and the Islamic Revolution are making a lot of investments to bring out atheism. Three points: endless needs, multiple challenges, and the causes and goals of Iran’s seminaries and Islamic Revolution should be seen side by side.” Ayatollah Alireza Arafi clarified.

“In this path, synergy, cooperation, and empathy are of great importance,” the Head of Iran’s seminaries pointed out, reminding that in this Intellectual system, the Assembly of seminary students representatives, for sure, has a special role and function.”

Elsewhere in his remarks, Ayatollah Arafi stated that almost one period of the five-year plan of the seminary has been completed and noted, “The second five-year plan of the seminary is being compiled, in which the participation of the Assembly of seminary students can be highly effective.”

Concluding his remarks, Ayatollah Arafi said, “Seminary students representatives can be discourse makers of revolutionary topics and seminary plans, and in this field, more serious measures are required.”