No promise is more precious than calling to the truth

According to Mehr reporter, Hujjat al-Islam authority Mackey On Wednesday night, in the ceremony of recitation of the Holy Quran, which was commemorated Hujjat al-Islam Ali Kotharinia, one of the ministers of Tabligh in South Khorasan, said: Everyone Delegations Quranists and cultural activists of the province were moved and saddened to hear the news of the death of this mujahid cleric.

The Director General of Islamic Propaganda in South Khorasan stated: The faithful people of South Khorasan also gave their all in the funeral ceremony of this activist in the field of propaganda.

Salari Makki continued: Values ​​and dignities are not the same in the world, and in other words, not all stones become agates and diamonds, and every person who has the love of Ali bin Abi Talib (a.s.) has the same value and dignity as a precious stone.

He added: Every land is not the land of a mosque, every mosque is not the same as the Haram Mosque, and every day is not the birthday of Hazrat Amirul Momineen (AS) and Eid al-Ghadir, and today all these things show that everything has value.

The Director General of Islamic Propaganda in South Khorasan said: Among the people, there will be a person like Abu Lahab who is cursed in the Quran and another person will be Salman Persian, about whom the Prophet (PBUH) said that Salman is one of us Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH).

Mentioning that people are always looking for improvement and perfection and getting the best situation, Salari Makki reminded: It is for this reason that we ask God to grant us the best situation in the prayer at the beginning of the Shamshi New Year.

Emphasizing that there is no better word than the word that invites people to God and the truth, he said: This is why the words of the preacher of the religion and the one who invites people to the Ahl al-Bayt (AS) are defined. .

Director General of Islamic Propaganda of South Khorasan reminded: After the loss of late Kothari, we realized what a gem we lost.

Salari Makki added: Even if a first-level student came to his room, the late Kothari would humbly stand at his feet and honor him.