Iran's disteny, in hand of people in election day: Ayat. Araki
Highlighting the importance of the May 19 presidential election, Ayatollah Araki urged everyone to submit to the law and morality.
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Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought, Ayatollah Mohsen Araki urges high turnout in coming presidential election noting people's presence in this event can be literally effective in their country's destiny, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
Highlighting the prime importance of the May 19 presidential election, Ayatollah Mohsen Araki urged everyone to submit to the law and morality, partaking in the election to detemine a better future for his or her country.
"The more number of people partake in the election, the higher dignity we will gain in various areas," pointed out the religious clericnoting the future of county banks on people's participation which can in turn disappoint the enemies.
According to the President of Iran top unity center, what makes people successful in various security, economic, and cultural area is their strong turnout in the country’s election which provide them ground for gaining momentum.
Ayatollah Araki underscored any dereliction on the part of voters in Iran's elections this month would harm the country; given that, to him and other religious clerics enemies hatched plots can only be foiled through this avenue.
Elsewhere in his remarks, Secretary General of the World Forum for proximity of the Islamic Schools of Thought sternly warned presidential hopefuls against unethical campaign methods urging candicates as well to be honest with people and vow something they can fulfill later in their terms.
According to the Iranian religious clerics, people's active participation in the polling would change domestic and international circumstances to the advantage of the nation of Iran.
Some 55 million people are eligible to vote for a new president on May 19 in what is expected to be a close race. Previous election results have usually produced major surprises. The two major factions in the elections are Reformists which support Rouhani and Principlists backing Raeisi and Qalibaf.
Along with Ayatollah Araki, Iranian religious clerics believe today people trust the government and this trust serves as a huge resource for the government. In thier lines, President Elections is a critical and very valuable issue for the Islamic Republic, which embraced different tastes and political views as well as diverse inclinations.
