KABUL: (MEP) A ceremony conference was held by Afghan religious scholars for Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr execution, expressing that the blood of the ‘outspoken cleric’ will not be violating and will always remain immortal.
The ceremony of conference and remembrance of Ayatollah Nimr took place today January 7, 2016 with the participation of scholars, clergymen, academics, youth, men and women of Kabul in the center of cultural activities of Tebyan.
Syed Isa Hussaini Mazari, director of the cultural activities of Tebyan in a speech stated that the Al Saud regime executed Sheikh Nimr because they could not tolerate his freedom and liberty.
According to him, Ayatollah Nimr, Marty for freedom and justice was from a group of Saudi people who have always lived on the repressive and their living conditions getting more difficult day by day and are facing the harsh pressure of Saudi regime.
“Saudi Arabia has always supported extremist groups such as Islamic State (IS) and there is no difference between their recent performances to the extremist groups.” Mazari stated.
Meanwhile, Sayyed Hadi Hadi, head of the propaganda center of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) also said that the blood of Sheikh Nimr is alive and the Muslims around the world will not forgive this act of Saudis in any way.
“The Islamic world must stand united and that such acts in the land of divine revelation, is not acceptable and causes serious divisions between Muslims” he added.
Hadi stressed that Sheikh Nimr was executed for freedom and justice and the House of Saud with the act, showed that despite all the claims about human rights, has no deliberation for human rights and all of its actions are against humanity.
The religious scholar referred to the violence in Yemen by Saudi regime and the killing of innocent people, said the Islamic world conference should take a serious action in connection to the willfulness of Saudi Arabia.
The Saudi ministry of interior announced on Saturday January 2nd that it has executed Sheikh Nimr along with 46 others for freedom and justice.
