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HomeBengalHistoric Transition in Indo-Iran Relations: Ayatollah Agha Muhsin Qummi

Historic Transition in Indo-Iran Relations: Ayatollah Agha Muhsin Qummi

In a momentous ceremony held at the Iran Culture House, Ayatollah Agha Muhsin Qummi, the esteemed Head of International Relations of the Supreme Leader’s Office, delivered a powerful and heartfelt speech marking a new chapter in the religious and diplomatic landscape between Iran and India. The gathering was organized to formally announce the appointment of Hojjat Al Islam Wal Muslimeen Haj Agha Abdul Majeed Hakeem Elahi as the new Representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran in India. The event also served as a tribute to the commendable fifteen years of service by the outgoing representative, Hojjat Al Islam Wal Muslimeen Haj Agha Mahdi Mahdavipour.

In his address, Ayatollah Qummi reflected on the historical and cultural bonds shared by Iran and India. He described the relationship as “a deep-rooted spiritual and civilizational bridge that has withstood the test of time,” emphasizing the significant role played by religious scholars and leaders in nurturing this enduring connection. He opened his remarks by invoking peace and blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the Ahlul Bayt, grounding his message in the shared Islamic heritage that unites the people of Iran and India.

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