Hawzah News Agency- Shia source of emulation Grand Ayatollah Hussein Nouri Hamedani received a group of representatives of the Iranian parliament in his office; while expressing his condolences on the occasion of the martyrdom of Lady Fatimah (PBUH), Grand Ayatollah described the occupational responsibility of people as very important and said,” God created the ground for perfection in human beings to achieve the desired perfection and He has placed growth and excellence in human nature, this is the responsibility of every human being that God has placed upon him. Every Muslim has a responsibility towards the Muslim community and the world around him; therefore he must take a step and look at this issue with a broad and global view to serve Muslims and the less fortunate.”
“You should note that this trust given to you is not a means for your livelihood, but those who voted for you in the elections have entrusted their power to you to address their issues.” Senior scholar added.
This Shia source of emulation continued,” The Islamic Revolution belongs to the people and we all must be their voice. This revolution was won by the jihad and martyrdom of these people, and they have preserved this revolution with all the hardships despite much sedition by the enemies of this revolution.”
“The Late Imam Khomeini established this foundation to serve the people and the leadership maintains the same structure and continues the same path. No one has the right to disappoint the people about the future and we believe that this revolution is the foundation for the emergence of the Imam al-Asr (PBUH).” He went on.
In response to the question of one of the delegates about hijab, this Shia source of emulation said,” Hijab and modesty are two different categories, thus these two categories should not be confused with each other, many do not have hijab, but they are modest. Alhamdulillah, the Iranian women are modest. Let's observe the veil that Islam deems necessary and step carefully in this way and spread this culture in the society.”