Member of the Union of Proximity Lawyers has issued a message following mass execution of 81 dissidents by Saudi Arabia calling that an "irretrievable" damage to image of Islam.

Uthman Salari, member of the founding board of the Union of Proximity Lawyers in his message issued on Wednesday, censured the crime committed by Saudi Arabia executing 81 political dissidents for bringing damage to the image of Islam, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
 
He called the execution of 81 people by Saudi regime as the worst damage to reputation of Islam warning that the repercussions of the "imprudent measure" will be nothing but spread and sanctification of violence.
 
He also warned that the execution will tarnish the image of Islam in the minds of world people amid the time when the world is in dire need of justice introduced by Islam.
 
Iranian Islamic proximity activist especially censured Saudi Arabia and noted issuing such sentences is a clear oppression against Islam and Muslims and a certain service for the enemies.
 
Uthman Salari expressed hope that Saudi administrators follow decisions based on logicality and justice towards people from different walks of life.
 
Saudi Arabia executed 81 dissidents including its own nationals, and Yemenis and a Syrian man in single day making the biggest mass execution of recent memory.