Alireza Panahian

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Alireza Panahian
سخنرانی علیرضا پناهیان در جمع هیئت های مذهبی در قصر شیرین به مناسبت بیست و دوم بهمن ماه Alireza Panahian 25.jpg
Tehran 2017
Born1965
Tehran, Iran
NationalityIranian
OccupationLecturer
Websitehttps://panahian.net/

Ali Reza Panahian (also Ali-Reza Panahian; Persian: علیرضا پناهیان; born 1965 Tehran) is an Iranian Twelvers Shia Scholar and official. He is a Hojatoleslam (a "middle-ranked" Shia cleric) and head of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's "think tank for universities."[1] In February 2011 he was among some "70 high-ranking" officials of the Islamic Republic who established an "`Ammar` organization" or "Ammar Headquarters" calling for the "trial and execution" of former presidential candidates and Iranian Green Movement protest leaders Mir-Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi.[2][3] Raja News has listed him as one of 40-odd "students, confidants and political companions" close to most ideological leader Ayatollah Mohammad-Taqi Mesbah-Yazdi.[4]

Panahian also addressed the 2010 "Islamic Unity Seminar" in Lahore, Pakistan on the subjects of the Prophet Muhammad's "character and Islamic Unity."[5]

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In July 2010 he issued a statement "calling for the purge of `liberal-minded and clean-shaven` individuals from government offices" and warned against an unnamed "group that 'will wage a war on values under the cover of Islamic slogans and symbols'".

He believes that religiosity must be accompanied by inner passion and happiness.

He also lectures extensively on apocalypse and Mahdism family and raising children, and publishing Shiism.

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  1. ^ IRAN: Simmering tensions in lead-up to student protest anniversary, LA Times blogs, July 5, 2010
  2. ^ “Amaar” organization for trial & execution of Karoubi & Mousavi Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine, 12 February 2011
  3. ^ In Iran, Protest Movement, Regime Prepare for February 14 Demonstrations, 13 February 2011
  4. ^ Mesbah Yazdi's friends and allies, Nov. 9, 2009
  5. ^ Hojatolislam Ali Reza Panahian addressed the Islamic Unity Seminar in Pakistan

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