- Ahmadinejad: Problems in Islamic world are all caused by outsiders.
- “No one supports the world arrogance’s war-mongering policies.”
- “The Zionist regime is the flag of Satan”
- Is Iran sincere in its diplomacy? Regime’s official weekly sermon:
- “The United States has faced defeat in many of its projects, and the US humiliation is truly a blessed phenomenon.”
- “The Americans came to the region chanting slogans on democracy, and the most obvious political event in contemporary history is their absolute defeat.”
- Revolutionary Guards commander speaks about its structure, nixes reform.
- “The IRGC is a fruit of the Islamic Revolution, and capable of effective and brave resistance against any internal, or external aggressive move, relying on scientific methods, and strong belief in God.”
- Official Sermon: Terrorist designation is a pride for IRGC. More.
- “The Iranian nation will never abandon its revolutionary sons.”
- IRGC helicopter crash kills 11.
- Labor crackdown continues amid White House, State Department silence:
- Two union leaders in Sanadaj sentenced to prison for non-violent May Day workers’ right protest.
- Superintendent of Iranian Teachers Organization sentenced to three years for labor protest.
- Creation of “Internet Patrol Police” in Iran.
- Oliver Stone to make Ahmadinejad movie?
- Picture of the Day: Nonconformity.
- Supreme Leader’s advice of the day: “Making Amends after Accidental Killing”
- Question: What kaffarah (fasting, giving alms, or anything else) should be observed by a person who unintentionally causes somebody to be killed through a car accident?
- Answer: If causing is so that the act of killing could be attributed to him, then in addition to the blood money he should pay to the relatives of the killed person he has to observe the kaffarah which is to release a slave. If this is impossible, he should fast a two subsequent months and if he cannot do this as well, he should feed sixty needy persons.
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Michael Rubin is Director of Policy Analysis at the Middle East Forum and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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