US, Canada scholars support Ayat Sistani peace plan

By: Mohamed Ali

DETROIT, United States: A big group of religious scholars, prayer leaders and preachers residing in the United States and Canada sent a letter of thankfulness and congratulation to Ayatullah Sayyed Ali As-Sistani for his successful efforts to solve the Holy Najaf crisis.

They congratulated the Ayatullah Sistani on his safety expressing gratitude to Allah the Almighty for his recovery.

“We support the great initiative (presented by Ayatullah Sistani) for stopping the bloodshed and the violation of the sanctity of Islamic sanctuaries in Holy Najaf, especially Emir of the Believers Ali Bin Abi Taleb (peace be upon him)'s sanctuary,” the scholars said.

By their letter, the religious leaders also greeted Ayatullah Sisatani on the occasion of the birth of Emir of the Believers, and master of the monotheists Ali Bin Abi Taleb (peace be upon him) praying that may Allah grant them his visit in the world and his intercession in the hereafter, and protect Marjaiyah Ad-Diniyah (Religious Authority).

The scholars and prayer leaders are Sheikh Abd Al-Latif Al-Bari (The Islamic cultural institute, Dearborn, America), Sheikh Sail Al Atat (The international Islamic council, Dearborn, America), Sayyed Nabil Abbas (The higher Islamic Shiite council representative in Canada, Montreal), Sayyed Hasan Al-Qazweny (The Islamic center in America, Detroit), Sheikh Abd Al-Amier Al-Waceeti (Al-Mustafa mosque, America), Sayyed Mohammad At-Tijani As-Samawy (The House of Wisdom, Detroit, America), Sheikh Qassem Bidon (The House of Wisdom, Detroit, America), Sayyed Mohammad Al-Baqer Al-Kashmiri (Al Imam Al-Mahdi 's foundation, Los Angeles, America), Sayyed Karim Al-Mousawi (Detroit, America), Sayyed Mohammad As-Sa’bri (Detroit, America), Sayyed Basem Ash-Shara (The center of Islamic belief, Denver, America), Sheikh Hilal Hasan Ali Al-Liwaty Al-Omani (Toledo, America), Sheikh Safder Razi (Al Imam Al-Mahdi center, Austen, America), Sheikh Mohammad Jawad As-Salami (Al Imam Al-Mahdi cultural center, Dearborn, America),

Sayyed Abdus Sattar Al-Mousawi (Detroit, America), Sheikh Mohammad Mal Allah (Detroit, America), Sheikh Mohammad Daboq (the Islamic center in America, Detroit), Sheikh Kamil Al-Baghdadi (Al-Ghadir Center, Detroit, America), Sheikh Mohammad Jawad Al-Ansari (Al-Imam As-Sadeq center, America), Sheikh Hisham Al-Husseini (The Islamic center of Karbala, Dearborn, America), Sheikh Salman Abdel Kazim Al-Aabdi (Az-Zahra Islamic Center, Toronto, Canada), Sheikh Abdullah Al-Khaqani (Windsor, Canada), Sheikh Nizar Al-Khaqani (Hamilton, Canada), Sheikh Jaafar Al-Haeri (Dearborn, Canada), Sheikh Mohammad Al-Ali Al-Halabi (Wal-ul Asr Islamic Center, Washington, America), Sayyed Ali Haidar Al-Aabdi (The Islamic mosque in New Jersey, America), Sheikh Hazem Az-Zirgawy (Detroit, America), Sayyed Abdul-Galil Al-Husseini (The Islamic cultural institute, Dearborn, America), Sheikh Akram Al-Baghdadi (The Islamic academicism in Dearborn, America), Sayyed Afzal Ash-Shami (organization a future Iraq, Detroit, America), Sayy

ed Sadek Bahr Al-Alom (The Islamic Iraqi society, Dearborn, America) and Al-Haj Suhail Baytar (The Islamic council in America, Dearborn).

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