Defending the oppressed and standing against oppression is a religious, moral responsibility
Mawlawi Niazi, citing verse 75 of Surah An-Nisa, emphasized the necessity of supporting the oppressed, preserving unity, and strengthening the spirit of hope in society, and listed standing against oppression and injustice as among the most important religious and moral duties of Muslims.
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According to the Taghrib News Agency, Mawlawi Niazi, the Friday Prayer Imam of Bilal Grand Mosque in Mashhad, citing verse 75 of Surah An-Nisa, emphasized the necessity of defending the oppressed and confronting oppression and transgression, and stated that silence in the face of injustice paves the way for the spread of inequality and threatens human dignity.
Referring to the current situation, he said: "Islamic societies today need awakening, solidarity, and perseverance more than ever before. A society that moves on the axis of truth and justice and trusts in God Almighty will remain steadfast against pressures and threats."
The Friday Prayer Imam of Bilal Grand Mosque in Mashhad, stating that religious scholars have always invited people to insight, unity, and steadfastness on the path of truth, said: "Maintaining calm, strengthening the spirit of hope, helping the afflicted, and standing against oppression are among the most important moral and religious responsibilities of Islamic society."
In conclusion, praying for the establishment of security, justice, and dignity in human societies, he asked God Almighty to make the hearts of believers steadfast on the path of truth and righteousness.