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Representative of Ali Sistani, the authority of Shiite imitation, in Iran: Let's join hands to protect the system

Sep 23, 2021, 12:57 GMT+1

Javad Shahrestani, the son-in-law and representative of Ali Sistani, ج the authority of Shiite imitation in Iran, stressed that maintaining the system is very important: "If one day the system is damaged, everyone will be damaged and we must join hands with it. Protect »

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