Expressing his discontent over some ‘illegal acts’ in the armed forces, the outstanding Iranian Sunni leader asked the authorities in the Military Court of Iran to implement justice.
Talking to the Sunni worshipers in Zahedan, Iran, on Friday 13th May, 2016, Shaikh Abdol-Hamid said, “Unfortunately, sometimes we witness some problems as some of the forces cause physical and financial damages for people.”
“None of societies is innocent and clean 100% and offenders can be found in any community, even among Ulama, academic intellectuals and collegians. Also, among the armed forces and security personnel who provide services, anti-Revolution men can be found; but it is an incidental case,” Khateeb of Sunnis in Zahedan underlined.
Shaikh Abdol-Hamid added more, “Such elements in the body of the armed forces can create problems for the good and patriot citizens to make them angry and upset. So if any case appears and people bear damages, the offenders should be tried seriously.”
Alluding to the positive effects of trying offenders, the rector of Darululoom Zahedan urged, “If the Military Court tries offenders hardly, it would be a service for the security forces. All are equal before the law and anyone who violates the laws and regulations, he should be responsible.”
“There are some incidents where the law is violated and people lose their rights. The soul and wealth of people which is secured in the national laws and Islam are wasted. The offenders should be tried as the people get satisfaction that justice is executed,” he further said.
Shaikh Abdol-Hamid pointed out, “The implementation of justice is very vital and important. By implementation of justice, peace is obtained and fraternity would be enhanced.”
He concluded his points by saying, “We make Du’a for the Military Court and Judiciary Organization of the Armed Forces for more achievements. The biggest achievement for them is ‘execution of justice’ and giving the rights of people. Because, on a side is a staff member of the government and on the other hand is a common citizen who may not be able to fill out a complaint and follow it up. Execution of justice in such conditions is really difficult, but it has lots of rewards and very positive and great consequences.”