NCRI – To honor the birth of prophet Mohammad, dozens of political and social dignitaries, religious scholars and Moslim intellectuals residing in France attended a ceremony in Auvers-sur-Oise at the residence of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President elect of the Iranian Resistance.
Mrs. Rajavi greeted all Moslims on the joyous occasion and expressed her best wishes to Christians, particularly those in Iran for their holly day of Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Rajavi said the message of prophet Mohammad was for peace and unity and added; Iran’s fundamentalist rulers are the advocates of terror and misogyny not the followers of the profit of the Islam. Indeed his worst enemies.
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NCRI – To honor the birth of prophet Mohammad, dozens of political and social dignitaries, religious scholars and Moslim intellectuals residing in France attended a ceremony in Auvers-sur-Oise at the residence of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President elect of the Iranian Resistance.
Mrs. Rajavi greeted all Moslims on the joyous occasion and expressed her best wishes to Christians, particularly those in Iran for their holly day of Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Rajavi said the message of prophet Mohammad was for peace and unity and added; Iran’s fundamentalist rulers are the advocates of terror and misogyny not the followers of the profit of the Islam. Indeed his worst enemies.
Among the speakers were Seyed Ahmad Ghozali, the former prime minister of Algeria; Abdul Rhaman Dahman, president of the Moslim Democratic Council of France; Ghaleb Ben Sheik, chairman of the International Assembly for Peace; and Toufiq Septi, President of the Council of Moslems in France.
