சவுதி அரேபியா தலைமை காஜி எல்லா ஷியா மசூதிகளையும் அழிக்க பத்வா

சவுதி அரேபியா தலைமை காஜி எல்லா ஷியா மசூதிகளையும் அழிக்க பத்வா கொடுத்துள்ளார்.

ஈராக்கில் இருக்கும் முக்கியமான ஷியா மசூதிகளுக்கு பலத்த பாதுகாப்பு வேண்டும் என்று ஈரான் கோரியுள்ளது.

Wahhabi Fatwa Inflames Muslim Anger
Missiles Targeting Karbala Confiscated

Shiites performing prayers at the shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) are reflected in the glass of a door in the holy city of Karbala, south of Baghdad.

TEHRAN, July 21--A fatwa (religious decree) allowing destruction of Shiite holy shrines in Iraq by Wahhabi muftis has inflamed Muslim anger around the world.
Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia and some other leading Wahhabi muftis endorsed the decree and asked for destruction of the holy shrines of Imam Hossein (AS) and his brother Hazrat Abbas (AS) in Karbala, Iraq, and of their sister Hazrat Zeinab (SA) in Damascus, Syria, Fars reported.In the decree first released before the second attack on Samarra shrines, Wahhabis are asked to destroy all signs of ’polytheism’ in Iraqi cities, an implicit reference to the Shiite shrines.
“The shrine of (Imam) Hossein in Karbala, as one of the main symbols of Shiites, should be destroyed,“ the decree said.
Following the decree, a number of university students at Mohammad bin Saud University formed voluntary committees with the aim of attracting members from the Persian Gulf neighboring states for destroying these shrines in the near future.
The fatwa has given rise to expressions of protest and disgust from all over the world, especially Muslim authorities.
The Iraqi security forces recently received intelligence on the upcoming terrorist attacks against the Shiite holy sites.
Two Gerda missiles ready to target Karbala were also confiscated by the Iraqi security forces in Alvand area some 25 kilometers from the holy city.
Iraqi National Security Adviser Muwaffak Al-Rubaie earlier announced nearly half of the foreign detainees held in Iraq are Saudi citizens and lists of their names were given to Saudi officials during a recent visit by an Iraqi delegation.