Mandatory east
Iran threatens Trump indirectly with death
In Iran, threats against the top leader Chamenei are considered mortal sin. Trump had threatened him indirectly. Now an influential Iranian cleric threatens – and also indirectly.
Iran has indirectly threatened US President Donald Trump with death. The Ajatollah Nasser Makarem Schirasi did not call Trump directly by name, but in a religious statement pointed out that threats to the Iranian leader Ali Chamenei would be considered a curse and sin and will be punished in Islam. Trump had indirectly threatened Chameni almost two weeks ago and said that he was an easy goal. “We won’t turn it off (kill!), At least not at the moment.”
Ajatollah Nasser Makarem Schirasi said, according to the state news agency Irna, on the question of a believer about Trump in his office in Ghom: “People or regime who attack an Islamic rule or threaten or even threaten their religious leaders are considered ‘Mohareb’ (enemies of God/warrior against God).” Therefore, it is the duty of the Muslims to hold this “enemies” into account. Ajatollah is the religious title of an Islamic legal scholar. Makarem Schirasi is an Ajatollah in the city of Ghom and is one of the country’s influential clerics.
He did not name Trump directly by name, but only explained the Islamic principles. According to the Ajatollah,
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Source: Stern
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