Maybe these crazies in Iran should consider themselves as the ones who are unclean. What in the world could anyone have against the peaceful Baha'is?
Iranian cleric says 'unclean' Baha'is must be banished from city
Wednesday, 03 December 2014 14:35
NCRI - A senior cleric of the Iranian regime has called for all Baha'is to be expelled from the southern Iranian city of Rafsanjan because they are 'unclean' and doing business with them is forbidden.
Friday prayer leader Abbas Ramazanipour told officials in the city on Tuesday: "The Baha'is are considered unclean based on decrees issued by religious leaders. This sect has created many problems in the city and they should not be here."
The Iranian regime has stepped up suppression of Baha'is in recent months with frequent arrests and interrogations.
State-run media called for destruction a building in Tehran that they said was used by Baha'is, and in other cities they have been banned from burying their dead. In Shiraz, the Revolutionary Guards Corps demolished a Baha'is cemetery, according to reports.
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Iranian cleric says 'unclean' Baha'is must be banished from city
Wednesday, 03 December 2014 14:35
NCRI - A senior cleric of the Iranian regime has called for all Baha'is to be expelled from the southern Iranian city of Rafsanjan because they are 'unclean' and doing business with them is forbidden.
Friday prayer leader Abbas Ramazanipour told officials in the city on Tuesday: "The Baha'is are considered unclean based on decrees issued by religious leaders. This sect has created many problems in the city and they should not be here."
The Iranian regime has stepped up suppression of Baha'is in recent months with frequent arrests and interrogations.
State-run media called for destruction a building in Tehran that they said was used by Baha'is, and in other cities they have been banned from burying their dead. In Shiraz, the Revolutionary Guards Corps demolished a Baha'is cemetery, according to reports.
Continue reading at:
National Council of Resistance of Iran NCRI
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