Religious scholars: Demanding from officials is a well-known example

 

Hojat-ul-Islam Sayed Nasreddin Mohseni said in this speech: Enjoining good and forbidding evil can be effective when it is accompanied by preaching. If we want to forbid someone through violence, not only is it not effective; It also causes stubbornness.

 

He continued: Just as the world system is based on justice, the first thing that humanity needs is justice, which the Holy God and the infallible imams have always ordered to implement.

 

Stating that justice alone is not effective and tolerable in the society, he said: If justice is accompanied by benevolence, it will definitely be effective in the society. As God says in the Holy Qur'an: God commands justice and mercy. It means that God commands (people) to be just and benevolent.

 

In the continuation of this meeting, Hojat al-Islam Sayed Mohammad Ghasemi; Another religious scholar stated that making demands from the officials is one of the best examples of enjoining the good and forbidding the evil and said: If people are demanding about the functions of the officials and statesmen, many problems of the society will be solved and a trust will be built between the government. And the nation comes into being and this trust building causes the growth of that society and Islamic government and justice and benevolence are established there.

 

Hojjat al-Islam Hashemi Rasti; The official of Tabyan center in holy Mashhad called enjoining the good and forbidding the evil as actually moving towards goodness and saying: enjoining the good and forbidding the evil is going towards all the good things such as justice, truth, honesty, kindness and sacrifice. All human beings need it in their social and personal life.

 

By stating that enjoining the good and forbidding the evil is one of the important social necessities, he stated: Without a doubt, in a society that does not enjoin the good and forbid the evil, that society has suffered a lot in terms of mental and spiritual and the young people in They will be on the path of deviation, and each of these deviations will bring very serious threats to the moral and religious health of society and people.

 

In the end, Hojjat al-Salam GholHussainin Fasihi considered enjoining good and forbidding evil as the duty of every human being and said: Enjoining good and forbidding evil is not only for scholars and Muslims; Rather, it is related to the entire human society, if there is injustice in any part of the world, it is the duty of the people to feel responsible for it, and justice comes when the well-known thing is basically implemented there.