Hawzah News Agency- The reception took place at the Assembly’s monthly meeting, attended by prominent scholars, along with officials of the Iranian Consulate and the House of Culture of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Among the participants were Mohsenifar, Consul General of Iran in Mumbai, and Fazel, Head of the House of Culture, whose presence added further depth to the gathering.
Addressing the audience, Hojatoleslam Hakimollahi highlighted the significance of the Fatimid Days, stressing the necessity of promoting the teachings and luminous life of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (peace be upon her). He urged religious preachers to use this spiritual occasion to intensify their efforts in conveying her exemplary character, particularly to women, noting that adherence to her life brings happiness in both worlds.
He also emphasized the importance of respecting the laws and system of the Republic of India, stating that all activities must be pursued within the legal framework while working to serve religion, society, and the younger generation.
Hakimollahi expressed appreciation for the presence of scholars and believers at the meeting, describing their participation as encouraging.
Speaking later, Consul General Mohsenifar highlighted the historical and cultural connections between Iran and India, describing Indian civilization as rooted in affection, sincerity, and coexistence. He said these deep civilizational ties have naturally strengthened the bond between the peoples of both nations.
The Head of the Iranian House of Culture underscored the influential role of cultural institutions in enhancing religious and social ties between Muslims in India and Iran.
Hojatoleslam Sayyed Fayaz Baqir, head of the Mumbai Ulema and Preachers Association, noted that the monthly meetings serve as a platform to review religious, social, and missionary matters. He said the presence of the Supreme Leader’s representative added a spiritual dimension to the program and provided an opportunity to benefit from his guidance.
Despite limited resources, Baqir added, the Association continues to take practical steps to strengthen missionary activities and address intellectual challenges, including organizing religious classes across the city, especially during the holy month of Ramadan.
The session concluded with remarks from Hojatoleslam Kalb Jafar Khan, secretary of the forum, who hosted the event and thanked all participants and guests.
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