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Yasuj Friday Imam: Someone who has a national sweat should think about increasing the population

Sep 17, 2021, 11:41 GMT+1

Nasir Hosseini, the Friday Imam of Yasuj, referring to the growth rate of Iran's population approaching zero, said: "Anyone who has a national spirit and his heart beats for the country and has a religious motive should think about increasing the population."

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