Ayatollah Tabatabai, representative Iran supreme leader saved from attack

• Ayatollah Yousef Tabatabai-Nejad safe from attack on Iran.
• A man attempted to go after Ayatollah after Friday’s petitions in the focal city of Isfahan.
• The young fellow has been captured and is presently under cross-examination.

A senior scholar and representative of Iran’s supreme leader was safe from the attack on Iran on Friday, the semi-official Tasnim news organization revealed.

A man attempted to go after Ayatollah Yousef Tabatabai-Nejad after Friday’s petitions in the focal city of Isfahan yet “bombed because of the mediation of the guardians” of the senior scholar, Tasnim revealed.

“After the petition, today, a young fellow around 25 years of age, who probably had an issue, went after me. Yet, with the carefulness and intercession of policing, his move fizzled, and luckily no damage was finished to me or any other person,” Tasnim cited Tabatabai-Nejad as saying.

“The young fellow has been captured and is presently under cross-examination to figure out what inspired him to do what he did,” he added.

Tabatabai-Nejad is the representative of Iran’s supreme leader in the area of Isfahan and the Friday petition head of the city of Isfahan, the region’s commonplace capital.

He likewise addresses the territory of Isfahan in Iran’s Assembly of Experts, an administrative body that chooses and screens the preeminent pioneer.

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Tabatabai-Nejad has been at the focal point of discussion on a few events because of his convictions and comments.

In 2020, he said ladies who don’t completely cover their hair ought to be caused to feel “hazardous” openly.

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Wearing a headscarf and covering all pieces of the body were made required for ladies in Iran not long after the foundation of the Islamic Republic in 1979.

In April, Tabatabai-Nejad depicted Jews as “very idiotic, fearful and the most moronic animals of God.”

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