Qazi Qoreishi

Imam Khomeini’s Dream Will Come True in a Near Future

Qazi Qoreishi studied law in India as well as in England. In India he became an advocate of Mumbai high court in 1949 and in 1959 he graduated in law in London. He practiced law since 1949 until 1951. When in Mumbai in 1960, a new high court existed which he practiced and became judge there. He retired from high court judgeship in August of 1989. Below you will find his responses in an interview.

Abdalsattar

''Imam Khomeini Was the Inspiration for Nelson Mandela''

An interview with Abdalsattar from South Africa, who runs a spiritual ministry in South Africa in the field of social work and is a specialist in teaching about Ahlul Bayt.

Palestine Freedom, Under the Islamic Awakening

Sayiid Hassan Razavi: "Attending the global Quds day is the duty of each Muslim and all of us should participate in the day and feel sympathy with the Palestinians."

A member of "Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen" of Pakistan

Imam Khomeini had named Martyr Arif Hussaini a Mujajid scholar.

A member of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen of Pakistan mentioning the words of the late Imam about Martyr Arif Hussaini, counted this bold Shia leader as the unity flag holder in Pakistan.

''Respecting Citizenship Rights Was the Message of the Eight Articled Directive''

Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah on the Specifications of Imam Khomeini’s Leadership:

''Imam Never Turned Back to the Arab World''

The General Secretary of Lebanon’s Hizbollah said: “Having a serious effort on the issue of Palestine and Qods from the beginning of the Islamic revolution has been a principle standing of Imam Khomeini and he never accepted negotiating about this issue.”

International Quran Reciters and Memorizers Visited the Jamaran Husseiniah

Quran reciters and memorizers who have participated at the 29th International Competitions of the Holy Quran visited the Jamaran Husseiniah.

The Martyrdom of Imam Musa Kadhim (a.s.)

Imam Musa Kadhim (a.s.) in Imam Khomeini’s Sayings

The tyrannical rulers thus saw that if Imam Musa ibn Jafar were free, he would make life impossible for them and might lay the groundwork for a rebellion and the overthrow of their rule. So they did not give him the slightest opportunity. Have no doubt that if he had had the chance, he would indeed have rebelled and overthrow the ruling usurpers.