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Sunni Endowment calls to avoid inciting sectarian rhetoric and calls preachers to educate people about the security of the province

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Author: AHF, BS, HS
Editor: AHF, BS

2015/10/15 20:04

Long-Presse / Diyala
Called Sunni Endowment in Diyala, on Thursday, to the need to follow the approach Allosth and moderation to maintain and avoid inciting sectarian rhetoric, as pledged diligence on all the components of the province, the imams and preachers in mosques educate people to maintain the security of the province.

The head of the Sunni Endowment Taha Nostra in an interview with the (long-Presse) on the sidelines of his visit to the Khanaqin and his meeting with a number of imams and preachers of mosques in the judiciary that he "must follow moderation and avoid sectarian rhetoric inciting and to emphasize the spirit of tolerance and the rejection of sectarianism and to preserve the unity of the country and protect the curriculum Unit to strengthen the social fabric and national cohesion to meet the challenges that Iraq is going through at the moment "

Nostra pledged to "work hard to ensure all the components of the province and directing imams and preachers directly sensitize and educate people while they lay down their sermons on Friday."

He pointed out that "the role of preachers Attml the contribution of each individual to feel full responsibility entrusted to him in maintaining the security and safety of the people of the province and to deal and assist every individual, regardless of affiliation because it is an integral part of this earth."

The province of Diyala, based in the city of Baquba, has seen control of the organization (Daash) and armed groups allied with him, an army Naqshbandi, on some areas, after control of the cities of Mosul and Tikrit, on the tenth of June, but the security forces and the popular crowd were able to edit those areas.

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