Bahraini Nation’s Jihad to Continue Until Demands Met
Bahrain’s Shia leader said the nation’s Jihad would continue until their demands are justly met.
Addressing Friday prayers worshippers at Manama’s Imam Sadeq (AS) Mosque, Ayatollah Sheikh Issa Qassem underlined that there is no alternative to reforms in Bahrain and that the voice of Bahraini people should be listened to.
He said there will be no solution to the crisis so long as “our sons and daughters remain in jail.”
He condemned the state terrorism of the Bahraini regime, saying that fighting freedom and trampling on the rights of Bahraini nations is a worst kind of terrorism.
Ayatollah Qassem went on to say that any kind of terrorism is forbidden and should be condemned.
Meanwhile the Bahrainis on Friday held an anti-regime protest rally in solidarity with freelance journalist and photographer Hussain Hubail, who has been in Al Khalifa regime’s custody for nearly three months.
Hubail was arrested on August 1 on charges of taking part in unauthorized protests and campaigning against the Bahraini regime through social networks.
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He said there will be no solution to the crisis so long as “our sons and daughters remain in jail.”
He condemned the state terrorism of the Bahraini regime, saying that fighting freedom and trampling on the rights of Bahraini nations is a worst kind of terrorism.
Ayatollah Qassem went on to say that any kind of terrorism is forbidden and should be condemned.
Meanwhile the Bahrainis on Friday held an anti-regime protest rally in solidarity with freelance journalist and photographer Hussain Hubail, who has been in Al Khalifa regime’s custody for nearly three months.
Hubail was arrested on August 1 on charges of taking part in unauthorized protests and campaigning against the Bahraini regime through social networks.
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