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We have a number of questions about a very sensitive topic, and that is the issue of sectarianism

with regards to what is happening in Iran.

How important is it to look at our theological differences?

When we see what is happening in the world, there are some people that are claiming that

because this country is of a different frqa or sect sect that we should not be as sympathetic and maybe take a distance and

some are even saying it is equal what is happening between these two countries

Israel and Iran that's the claim that some people are saying they're equally

violent or tyrannical so we should not be taking any side in this regard and others are saying that

how come epic has not made doa for our brothers and sisters in iran then one brother says i know you

made dua once in ramadan but how about the rest of the people they didn't make dua? So all of these questions are coming, even within the questions you find people are coming from different wavelengths, right?

And as I explained when I gave the longer talk here, no matter what a person says with regards to this very difficult topic,

people, some of them will be happy, others will be sad.

We cannot please the people.

So let every person have a clean conscience and preach the truth.

For me, to claim that a country that might have a slightly different theology,

but it is praying, fasting, reciting the Quran. It has clearly

the semblance of Islam, the shahir of Islam, to claim that that country is the same as a country

that is rooted in injustice, tyranny, that has had nothing but bloodshed, has made fun of

Allah, Allah, subhannawatea

rejected the prophets.

Wallahi, this is the height of injustice to equate the two.

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