Iran MP calls for pilgrim boycott against S.Arabia
Reuters / Reuters
26-Apr-2011 (one comment)


EHRAN, April 26 (Reuters) - A prominent lawmaker called for Iranians to boycott some pilgrimages to Mecca in protest at what he called Saudi support for the suppression of demonstrations in Bahrain, the official IRNA news agency said on Tuesday.


As tensions mount between the Gulf's two most powerful countries, Mohammad-Taqi Rahbar, leader of the clerical faction in parliament, said Iranian clergy should discourage "umrah" pilgrimages, which Muslims are encouraged but not obliged to perform.


All Muslims are meant to visit Mecca, the birthplace of the Prophet Mohammad, at least once in their lives on a "haj" pilgrimage. The umrah, sometimes called the 'lesser pilgrimage', can be performed by individuals at any time of the year and is not compulsory

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Simorgh5555

Terror regime calls for Mecca boycott!

by Simorgh5555 on Tue Apr 26, 2011 01:50 PM PDT

Good advice! Iranians should keep away from Mecca and not spend their money going to a whorehouse in the middle of the deset. 


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