PNN – The former adviser to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on human rights Ms. Meshal Yasin Malek issues considered the martyred president of Iran as a source of hope for Islam and the justice seekers of the world and said: With the martyrdom of Ayatollah Raisi, the oppressed nations lost their legendary leader.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Ms. Meshal Yasin Malek said in an interview in Islamabad after signing the memorial book for the martyrs of the helicopter crash at the Iranian embassy: The sudden rise of the intellectual and scholarly president of Iran, Mr. Seyed Ebrahim Raisi, is unbelievable for all of us, and I must say that the world is witnessing the loss of heroes like Ayatollah Raisi.
Ms. Meshal Yasin Malek added: He was the hero of the fighting nations and oppressed peoples of the world, especially in Palestine and Kashmir. How can we forget his insight and courage in defending the deprived nations in the region?
This lady politician emphasized: The terrible accident of the helicopter crash and the martyrdom of Iranian officials have wounded all of our hearts, and we offer our condolences to the nation and the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran for this great sadness.
She said: “The late president of Iran was the legendary leader of the Islamic world, the oppressed nations and justice-seekers, and we must continue the path and thoughts of this beloved statesman for the unity of the Islamic world and the defense of the oppressed.”
Meshal Yassin stated that the thoughts of Ayatollah Raisi will live in the hearts and minds of all of us because he was a source of hope for freedom seekers.
According to this report, the Prime Minister of Pakistan Mohammad Shahbaz Sharif left for Tehran a few hours ago with the aim of conveying the condolences and sympathy of his nation and government to the people and authorities of Iran following the martyrdom of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran and his companions.
The government of Pakistan announced a day of national mourning in mourning the martyrdom of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran and his accompanying delegation. The flag of Pakistan is at half-mast in Islamabad and the centers of four states of this country. The state governments in Sindh and Balochistan have also declared yesterday as a day of public mourning following the central government.
(Wednesday) Ayatollah Imam Khamenei, the supreme leader of the Islamic Revolution, offered prayers over the body of the martyred president and the martyrs of the service in Tehran University.