Activities of 2 propaganda jihadi groups on the subject of easy marriage in Saveh and Arak – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
Hojjatoleslam Abbasi in an interview with Mehr reporter, stating that two propaganda jihadist groups are working on the issue of easy marriage in Saveh and Arak, said: Ansar al-Mahdi jihadist group in Arak and Banu Amin in Saveh are working to achieve easy marriage .
He added: “These two groups, in order to achieve easy marriage with the aim of promoting Islamic marriage, hold celebrations in accordance with the culture of the region, sustainable and low cost.”
The General Director of Islamic Propaganda of Markazi Province emphasized: The basis of this plan is to hold marriages away from any luxury, heresy and false cultures, and it includes young couples who want to enter life at a low cost and simply, and of course in a happy, refreshing and meaningful ceremony. To be.
Activity of 930 missionaries and 4 propaganda groups in Markazi province
Hojjatoleslam Mehdi Abbasi described the propaganda activities during the holy month of Ramadan and stated: 930 preachers and 4 propaganda groups were active during the holy month of Ramadan in Markazi province.
He reminded: The Islamic Propaganda Organization has carried out many activities during the holy month of Ramadan, one of which was sending 930 missionaries in Markazi province in the form of individual dispatch and 4 propaganda groups in Saveh, Mahallat and Komijan cities during the holy month of Ramadan.
The Director General of Islamic Propaganda of Markazi Province stated: An effort was made to use prominent and distinguished professors in this field, and for this purpose, among the missionaries, 10 specialized professors from the highest levels of the seminary of Qom were present.
Hojjatoleslam Abbasi said: “These missionaries are blessed in universities, mosques and holy shrines and in matters of jihad.” BringThe statement of the second step of the Islamic Revolution, the Islamic way of life and the expression of religious rules and issues gave a speech.