First time to see a smiling President of Iran and not appear as always angry ... may his smile be contagious and make friends to his neighbors in the middle east and bring peace and prosperity to the great people of Iran and blessings from God !
Salute to this man. Their country will boost if they are friendly to every country but how about his people against his policy. Hope they dont kill him.
We pray the youth will lead as only without the mullahs will the Persian people be the center of knowledge it once was ..as the future is for those that use rational study, science and reasoning..
@@jihomet7607 I think so but for being Persian first need to know what is Persia ? Even in Hindusthan people are hi*ndu only by name but they don't know about their own culture. And now m*ullah is mixing their cu*lt with ancient culture. 🇮🇳🇮🇷
@@gwinbleys1586 Except that if he viewed it like that and only wanted financial gain, he could've sticked to being a doctor. He has a very simple lifestyle and no corruption records at all.
*Hallelujah!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻was owning a loan of $47,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery (David), Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $12,000 and got my payout of m $270,500 every months,God bless Christy Fiore🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸..*
Wow that's nice She makes you that much!! please is there a way to reach her services, I work 3 jobs and trying to pay off my debts for a while now!! Please help me.
Tidak salah berbuat baik dan mesra dengan semua orang@bangsa dan negara lain di dunia...so bagi awak dia akan dibunuh kerana berniat baik..@@amafhh-bi3yh
That's good move so that your country be free from economic sanctions...surely ur country and people will benefit....do away hatred and anger...also do away with Muslim radical ideology..
This is not about someone's country it's all about Iran's future. Your negativity will never affect the new generation. So stfu. If your Iranian go out and find another place to live.
Congratulations to your new President. The great Persian Civilization. Never been to your country but I will never forget our family doctor from Iran. He was a very good doctor and listen to his patients. Not sure why you have to be cruel to your Women just because of not wearing proper Hijab? It's never an issue to us whether you wear it or not. It's a woman's preference, it's not what the government say. Even a Christian wear Hijab sometimes because it's very hot in our country. God bless and congratulations again.
Congratulations to the President on his victory and Congratulations to the people of Iran. I hope he really does offer a olive branch to The United States of America and America reciprocates it back. There is room for all of us on earth. We can do better as a whole with improving our ways of life. Can't wait to see future Iran and United States come together and bury the hatchet. 🎉🎉🎉🇮🇷🙏🙏🤝🤝🇺🇲
No need. Saudi, UAE and Jordan already have fantastic and wise leadership. You can expect mayhem in middle East. If these country people elect intentionally or by mistake a party which will function like Hezbollah and Hamas, then our troubles will just increase many times. Not sure about Egypt. Iran is a Shia country which is less extremist in comparison to Sunni muslims. 🙏
wait, but you guys said that iran is a dictatorship run by leader khamenei. That Khamenei chooses the presidents to run for election. So you guys are saying Khamenei is now pro western?
due to the president dying there wasn't an heir selected and a huge amount of iranians never voted due to the system being often rigged to eliminate reformist from running, but since everyone was scrambling to fill the power void left there was too much infighting that not even reformist had issues running.
@@karz12 Rasulalla used to eat 7 dates daily, it is mentioned in hadith that one who eats 7 dates on a day he will not be affected by any poisin other than death on that day.
Maybe there’s hope for a better future for Iran and other countries who have put Iran on the terrorist map opening up itself to a world that’s not seen Iran in a better light for decades
It's very good better to be friends & be peacefull & respectfull rather than warr. I'm happy the president of Iran now. Iran president wants a peace & friend to all. Hundreds of years Iranian people suffered of warr. Iran needs that kind of presedent. A presedent of peace & friends.
As an Iranian I see no way for friendship between exploiter countries such as US and Iran. I am proud of my country resisting US influence in the Middle East (we call it west Asia though)
Yes ! Finally ! Iran wake up and want some one who knows how to change and reform the Iran back to the future of Iranian generations , it’s all so out peace and learn from each other country, learn the way human smart and learn the way how other success of technology, and ecomically , finally Iran is going to be the most visiting country
This is a real mans world friend..being a president it must protect its own people,communicate to other worlds rather than make war..I salute this new president of Iran..😀👍🇵🇭
Iran is a great country it's just that United Snakes and IsraHell leave no stone unturned to tarnish its image. Love, respect and support from India for the great Iranian people 🙏
Iran is not like America 🇺🇸 It’s not the Khameneis decides the outcome of an 🗳️ election It’s not like in America 🇺🇸 where the AIPAC controls almost everything. Including what words to be said by politicians during a speech or debate 😂😂😂
Mahsa Amini was murdered by Iran’s “morality” police for the supposed crime of improperly wearing her hijab, but protests throughout Iran, and the world, continue. From Tehran to London to Los Angeles, women burn their hijabs and cut their hair while crowds chant “women-life-liberty,” “death to the headscarf,” and “death to the dictator-death to Khamenei.” The twenty-two-year-old was not the first victim to die at the hands of Iranian police. After protests in 2003, Iranian-Canadian journalist Zahra Kazemi was arrested while photographing families waiting for news of their loved ones outside Iran’s notorious Evin Prison. She showed officers her government-issued press pass but was taken into Evin anyway, where she was tortured. Her captors ripped out her fingernails, flogged her, raped her, and cracked her skull. Just as Iranian officials now are claiming that Amini died of a heart attack, they claimed then that Kazemi died of a stroke, later changing their account to say that she fell and hit her head. When the gory truth was revealed by Kazemi’s medical examiner almost two years later, it sparked international furor.1 Like Kazemi (and Sattar Beheshti, tortured and killed for publishing a blog post claiming that Iran is “nothing but a slaughterhouse”), Amini has become a symbol-even a saint, not of any religion, but of a movement for freedom from religiously motivated oppression.2 Unsurprisingly, the oppressors are responding in line with their bloody track record. According to reports, more than 150 protestors have been killed so far, and at least forty journalists have been jailed.3 #MahsaAmini has become a symbol-even a saint, not of any religion, but of a movement for freedom from religiously motivated oppression. CLICK TO TWEET Ayatollah Ali Khamenei often dismisses Western outrage over his regime’s atrocities, saying, for instance, “The ridiculous accusations such as human rights violations or seeking weapons of mass destruction, are only empty claims aimed at exerting pressure on the Islamic Republic.”4 In his view, the United States seeks to overturn the Islamic theocracy via the subtle art of “postmodern colonialism”-that is, “through propaganda tactics and colorful enticements.”5 When an American commentator said, “Instead of bombs, send them miniskirts,” the ayatollah responded, “He is right,” explaining, “More than Iran’s enemies need artillery, guns and so forth, they need to spread cultural values that lead to moral corruption.”6 As subversive to Islam as air-dropping miniskirts might be, the Western export most responsible for undermining tyrannical government is not sex appeal but science and technology, and the thing that makes these possible: reason. Khamenei’s predicament stems from Iranians’ growing respect for and proficiency in these fields, which the ayatollah himself praises and promotes within the context of his quest to make Iran a nuclear powerhouse. Khamenei’s “ideal vision,” writes Karim Sajdadpour, an Iranian American policy analyst at the Carnegie Endowment, “is of an Iran that is scientifically and technologically advanced enough to be self-sufficient, self-sufficient enough to be economically independent, and economically independent enough to be politically independent.”7 Khamenei recognizes that Iran’s “most talented students have always studied at our technical colleges.”8 But what he misses is that scientifically advanced, increasingly affluent, independent thinkers will, however gradually, come to desire a government in line with these values. In his recent book What Went Right?, Robert Tracinski explains the underlying phenomenon, describing how ideas spread implicitly via cultural institutions: If people who have been trained in a scientific education then encounter the basic tenets of a pro-reason philosophy, they will regard them as practically self-evident. Although those principles are not at all self-evident, they will feel as if they were, because the broad philosophic truths are implicit in so many of the truths that the individual has grasped in his studies of mathematics, geometry, physics, engineering, medicine, and so on.9 More and more Iranians are pursuing careers in science-which is all about the nature of things and the law of cause and effect. They rely on the evidence of their senses, and they reason logically and mathematically. Some may become experts in compartmentalizing the methods of reason. They may not adhere to them outside their specialties, for instance, when considering religious beliefs or social conditions. But, in time, more and more will. They will find it increasingly difficult to meet the strict demands of science when splitting atoms or performing surgery-while simultaneously ignoring the absurdities inherent in the idea that Khamenei is God’s voice on Earth, or that Muhammed rode a winged horse to heaven and back. In other words, they will experience, firsthand, the age-old conflict between reason and faith. Khamenei may not see the clash, but clerics of centuries past certainly did. During the Islamic Golden Age (ca. 700-1200 AD), Muslims drank deeply from the wells of Greek and Roman knowledge. Persians and Arabs built on Western achievements, reaching new heights in medicine, mathematics, and literature. But almost inevitably, this respect for reason led to laxity in faith. Al-Razi (ca. 850-925)-a Persian physician whose twenty-volume Kitab al-Hawi (Comprehensive Book) was, for a time, the world’s preeminent medical textbook-came to forthrightly reject Islam, and religion more generally. “Religions,” he wrote, have “been resolutely hostile to philosophical speculation and scientific research. The so-called holy scriptures are worthless and have done more harm than good.” He even characterized Muslim prophets as “nothing but billy goats with long beards.” Likewise, the Arab poet Al-Maʿarrī (973-1058) wrote: Some hope that an Imam with prophet’s gaze Will rise and all the silent ranks amaze. Oh, idle thought! There’s no Imam but Reason To point the morning and the evening ways . . . Shall we in these old tales discover truth, Or are they worthless fables told to youth?10 As scientifically fueled hostility to religion grew, so did the religious backlash. Islamic clerics, intent on retaining power, eventually reverted to the belief best stated by the ultraorthodox scholar Ahmad ibn Hanbal (780-855): “Every discussion about a thing which the Prophet did not discuss is an error.”11 Books were burned, scientists repudiated and banished, or worse. Reason, the foreign invader, was recognized as antithetical to Islam and cast out. The Islamic world returned to a dark age in which it has largely remained. Respect for reason is one of those “cultural values that lead to moral corruption”-if one accepts Muhammed’s conception of morality. But why do so? Every honest, thinking Iranian knows there is nothing just or ethical about a system that slays a twenty-two-year-old girl for the “crime” of letting a lock of hair escape her hijab. What they desperately need to learn (as do many in the West) is that choosing reason and freedom, although antithetical to religion, is essential to morality. True morality stems from the same root as all other truths-not faith or revelation, but reason. It recognizes man’s rational faculty as his only means of knowledge and basic means of survival, and it upholds the individual’s right to life, demanding that each and every person be free to act on his own judgment in pursuit of his own happiness, so long as he doesn’t violate the equal rights of others. Inklings of such ideas ride in upon the one Trojan horse Khamenei somehow has failed to suspect: rational study and achievement in science and technology. He has said that an Islamic revival is spreading through the Middle East, not by conscious intent, but by its own accord, “like the scent of spring flowers that is carried by the breeze.”12 Maybe so, but a headwind is blowing steadily and insistently from the West. The slaughter of Amini has brought this fundamental alternative back to the fore in Iran: faith, force, and the vast desert of ignorance that has so long swallowed the potential of the Persian people-or reason, freedom, and, perhaps, a second golden age in the Middle East. Iranians know what we “postmodern colonialists” will be rooting for. Let us hope, for the sake of modernity, civilization, and the Iranian people, that they won’t let their mullahs make the same mistake again.
First religion difference,second stop funding terrorism,let each human being live according to their rights ,dont force women to strict laws and develop relationships with the world for a better future
Not really, Khatami and Rouhani completed their terms peacefully. The problem is that the reformist president wouldn't be able to implement his promised "reforms" as the Supreme Leader will continuously block it anyways.
YES YES YES...AGREE VERY VERY AGREE TO THE NEW ELECT PRESIDENT OF iran...FRIENSHIP,IS THE BEST WAY FOR EVERYBODY....CONGRATS PRESIDENT MOSOUD OF IRAN...WELCOME TO THE PEACEFUL WORLD....
Maybe this is the man of the hour to suppress extremist regime in Iran rather than overthrowing it by an act of war to achieve peace. God's ways are indeed so deep to fathom and His works are so wonderful.
Yo be Presidentsu God bless you .Be a good President to ur country n to the world show the best side of you let other Nations learn something fromyou don't live in hateshow that your a peace loving man let even ur country learn something Be blessed always I'm praying for you.good governance.
That thevkind of attitude forvthe reformist canfidate of Iran he should not support terrorism and spend money to create chaos which money will be use for the economic benefits of Iranian people anh he should not be so strict in dress code among women.
Hope so,we are here in Iran now,three weeks here and we love the place,….got another three weeks before we leave,and will be back,its a great country and nothing like the west would have you to believe,….magic,….
سلام اقای پزشکیان امیدوارم با امید به خدا همتی مردانه وعلی وار که مرد عمل واخلاص بود در فکر احیای صنعت جامعه باشید تولید اشتغال تولید اقتصاد از صنعت با عظیم ترین ظرفیتهای دانشمندان ایرانی باید قویترین صنعت که اقتصاد رو داشته باشیم چون صنعت بزرگراه پشرفت وترقی کشوره انشاالله سلامت باشیدو نیتت برای مرحم بر زخم های مردم ستمدیده از جور منافقان جهان باشید وخدا حفظ کند شما رو در برابر هر صهیونیزمی
First time to see a smiling President of Iran and not appear as always angry ... may his smile be contagious and make friends to his neighbors in the middle east and bring peace and prosperity to the great people of Iran and blessings from God !
Salute to this man. Their country will boost if they are friendly to every country but how about his people against his policy. Hope they dont kill him.
Accurate thought.
If all goes well he will have more then enough protection
Iranian is moving forward🇮🇳🤝🏼🇮🇷 brother always love to see you grow & happy. Congratulations Mr. pezeshkian & to all Persians❤️
We pray the youth will lead as only without the mullahs will the Persian people be the center of knowledge it once was ..as the future is for those that use rational study, science and reasoning..
@@jihomet7607 I think so but for being Persian first need to know what is Persia ? Even in Hindusthan people are hi*ndu only by name but they don't know about their own culture. And now m*ullah is mixing their cu*lt with ancient culture. 🇮🇳🇮🇷
@@jihomet7607 then start having hundreds of genders
If moving forward will go against Islam may we move backwards for ever
@@sirahtifa2222Go and live in a cave!
Pezeshkian is a fresh air of hope to Iran. God bless him and Persians.
They are Iranians and not Persians
Iran's new president
Masood Pesashkian of the country
Let's move forward
Good luck
He is a heart surgeon n was Minister of Health n Education meaning he is human with Morales!!
Your dont know Doctors that well. For many humans are just a box of legos
@@gwinbleys1586 Except that if he viewed it like that and only wanted financial gain, he could've sticked to being a doctor. He has a very simple lifestyle and no corruption records at all.
doctors are the most emotionless people, have you heard big pharmah??they create viruses 😂😂😂
doctors are the most emotionless people, have you heard big pharmah??they create viruses 😂😂😂
doctors are the most emotionless people, have you heard big pharmah??they create viruses 😂😂😂
*Hallelujah!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻was owning a loan of $47,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery (David), Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $12,000 and got my payout of m $270,500 every months,God bless Christy Fiore🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸..*
Hello how do you make such monthly ?? I'm a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 🤦 of myself because of low finance but I still believe in God.
Thanks to my co-worker (Alex) who suggested Ms Christy Fiore.
Wow that's nice She makes you that much!! please is there a way to reach her services, I work 3 jobs and trying to pay off my debts for a while now!! Please help me.
Finding yourself a good broker is as same as finding a good wife, which you go less stress,you get just enough with so much little effort at things
Hallelujah God is still working wonders,I place myself in position for such miracle.The best thing I've seen today on UA-cam thanks a lot..
This is good news. Iranians should protect him at all times.
I am happy ...for the new president of Iran ,they don't like war they want to be friendly all nation nobody want war ..love from Philippines
Nothing will change.
Dont lost hope.
Now, we know why the President and FM had to die in a helicopter 🚁 crash.
Probably yes and its good
lindus@@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781
Bravo to the forces of reason & sanity
✊️
You can't be friends with everyone. He doesn't get it, yet!
As an Iranian I have to say he is a hypocrite and populist, jalili was a lot better.
You can have cordial relations with all.
Tidak salah berbuat baik dan mesra dengan semua orang@bangsa dan negara lain di dunia...so bagi awak dia akan dibunuh kerana berniat baik..@@amafhh-bi3yh
Jalili is the same puppet@@amafhh-bi3yh
@@mahdipara7294 no, he's not Joe Biden or trump
god give this leader to peace of iran and all country
That's good move so that your country be free from economic sanctions...surely ur country and people will benefit....do away hatred and anger...also do away with Muslim radical ideology..
This is not about someone's country it's all about Iran's future. Your negativity will never affect the new generation. So stfu. If your Iranian go out and find another place to live.
Good! Better to friends with everyone and live in harmony! The world doesn't need wars!
tell that to US, EU, UK AND ZIONISTS
u.s uk,isril, eu , maybe u should advise them
@@littleshyboy27 done mohamad!
@@MohNaz-ly6yx done mohamad!
@@waterbear1337 only after your done westernboi🤣
Congratulations to your new President. The great Persian Civilization. Never been to your country but I will never forget our family doctor from Iran. He was a very good doctor and listen to his patients. Not sure why you have to be cruel to your Women just because of not wearing proper Hijab? It's never an issue to us whether you wear it or not. It's a woman's preference, it's not what the government say. Even a Christian wear Hijab sometimes because it's very hot in our country. God bless and congratulations again.
Congrats to the good Iranians.
Now chaddi gang will decide whether ho is good & who is bad across the world.
@@user-zg6zo2qj2s I dont belong to the chaddi gang. I belong to the common sense gang.
@@user-zg6zo2qj2s bhai tu kya phenta hai bra?
Be Love Peace, freedom, liberty and Democracy
Thank you to New Iran and Congratulation to Iranian people for voting wisely
SHAITAN AYATOLLAHS in white beards ,only looking for women , Bring back SHAH PAHLVI
Congrats 👏👏, the great reformist for peace, friendship, and democracy..
Peace democracy 🙄?
peace with u.s 😂😂, 1979 was the effect 😂
The Ayatollah will overrule him everytime he tries to do anything good.
Yes but his victory is symbolic and sends a message to the Ayatollahs that Iranians are fed up with Political Religious repression. Well done ladies.
Sounds very familiar like US usually does.
Listen! We Iranians voted Dr pezeshkiyan too But one thing get in your mind that our prior and foremost leader is Ayatulla Ali Khamonaie.
say no to zionism, fanatic hinduism, westernazi ideology.
do anything good like what? fall for the western trap?
Good. Praying for that man. Hope he survives. 🙏🙏🙏
It's a step...so happy for my Iranian friends.
Thank u our kind friend 😘
Im christians and im happy to Iran new leader, that is the right leader friendly and respectful
Insha'Allah, strong and happy Iran 🇵🇰
Action will speak louder than words.
Thanks for that message to the word, hope it will help and true to your promise
Good to hear
Congratulations to the President on his victory and Congratulations to the people of Iran. I hope he really does offer a olive branch to The United States of America and America reciprocates it back. There is room for all of us on earth. We can do better as a whole with improving our ways of life. Can't wait to see future Iran and United States come together and bury the hatchet. 🎉🎉🎉🇮🇷🙏🙏🤝🤝🇺🇲
Now Saudi arabia,jordan,uae,katar,bahrain, egypt people have right to vote and elected their president like iran.
No need. Saudi, UAE and Jordan already have fantastic and wise leadership. You can expect mayhem in middle East. If these country people elect intentionally or by mistake a party which will function like Hezbollah and Hamas, then our troubles will just increase many times.
Not sure about Egypt. Iran is a Shia country which is less extremist in comparison to Sunni muslims.
🙏
@@saketmeena9581 UAE, QATAR, SAUDI are in good hands
@@stratasphorteyes safe hands of USA and west 😂😂
او خود را ذوب در خامنهای میبیند خوشبین خودفریب نباشید😂😂😂😂
@@AsgharAli-kw3ki Saudi and others are even richer than the Americans are you serious?
PRES.MASOUD GOOD LUCK &GODBLESS YOU,, from ( PHILIPPINES)🙏
wait, but you guys said that iran is a dictatorship run by leader khamenei. That Khamenei chooses the presidents to run for election. So you guys are saying Khamenei is now pro western?
due to the president dying there wasn't an heir selected and a huge amount of iranians never voted due to the system being often rigged to eliminate reformist from running, but since everyone was scrambling to fill the power void left there was too much infighting that not even reformist had issues running.
Nope. Reformist won the election. Protege of khameine lost the election.
It’s all a trick
Mashallah, he is like Rasulalla , all friends no enemies.
Your prophet had enemies, how do u think he was poisoned ? By a friend ?
@@karz12 Rasulalla used to eat 7 dates daily, it is mentioned in hadith that one who eats 7 dates on a day he will not be affected by any poisin other than death on that day.
PEACE ON EARTH and GOODWILL TO MEN.
Maybe there’s hope for a better future for Iran and other countries who have put Iran on the terrorist map opening up itself to a world that’s not seen Iran in a better light for decades
Salute to Iranian people. Your country is beautiful. It's time for you to show the world how beautiful it is.
It does shine a ray of hope.
This is a new era of Peace perhaps
Wow this is greatest news from IRAN to the WORKD....WELCOME TO THE FREEDOM✌️✌️✌️
GOD BLESS IRAN PEACE BE WITH YOU
He did not say that
"A friend to" every one "is a friend to none."
I think hijab will be banned like how the prince of Saudi put an alcohol store on the "holy land" and people congratulated him except muslims.
I think hijab will be banned like how the prince of Saudi put an alcohol store on the "holy land" and people congratulated him except muslims.
Khamenei still has the last word
@R.st🎉❤🌹
It's very good better to be friends & be peacefull & respectfull rather than warr. I'm happy the president of Iran now. Iran president wants a peace & friend to all. Hundreds of years Iranian people suffered of warr. Iran needs that kind of presedent. A presedent of peace & friends.
Praying for Divine Justice in Iran!!!
I hope he is a good leader..he is smiling.
I salute you Sir......what we need is peace.......*)
Peace to everyone!!!!!
Are you sure Khameini won't deal with him ruthlessly???
@R.starcan With Islamic knowledge.
@R.starcan Tú ¿hablas inglés?
@R.starcan Gringo
Thank God.
As an Iranian I see no way for friendship between exploiter countries such as US and Iran. I am proud of my country resisting US influence in the Middle East (we call it west Asia though)
Yes ! Finally ! Iran wake up and want some one who knows how to change and reform the Iran back to the future of Iranian generations , it’s all so out peace and learn from each other country, learn the way human smart and learn the way how other success of technology, and ecomically , finally Iran is going to be the most visiting country
Long live Iran!
This is a real mans world friend..being a president it must protect its own people,communicate to other worlds rather than make war..I salute this new president of Iran..😀👍🇵🇭
بهترین انسان دنیا
Good job Iran peaceful and friendly to any country
Congrats, Iranians! from the Philippines....
Ganyan naman talaga dapat! We should be friendly to our neighbors, no religious conflict just respect others opinions and no to wars.
Long live the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Proud to be Muslim and Iranian.
🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
Congratulations sir , where proud of you 👏
He’s a doctor, a heart surgeon & he had seen so much death for sure. Enough of the violence
❤️❤❤🥰 good luck Iran 🥰
Iran is a great country it's just that United Snakes and IsraHell leave no stone unturned to tarnish its image. Love, respect and support from India for the great Iranian people 🙏
India stands with Israel🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
@@kushalryan3552india dont stand with criminal
@@kushalryan3552dude , India stands with only Indian interest. We support two state solution only .
I’m not hearing Americans or Israelis chanting, “Death to Iran”.
@@ritika5363 yes
Iran is not like America 🇺🇸
It’s not the Khameneis decides the outcome of an 🗳️ election
It’s not like in America 🇺🇸 where the AIPAC controls almost everything.
Including what words to be said by politicians during a speech or debate 😂😂😂
Iran is tired of being held back by fanaticism; good for Iran, the people have spoken.
Iran is ruled by one man. The Ayatolllah 😂
LOL the supreme leader has to approve all candidates on the ballot. Fake election 😂
@@VoiceSriLanka Iran is poor like yr Srilanka😁🤣
Mahsa Amini was murdered by Iran’s “morality” police for the supposed crime of improperly wearing her hijab, but protests throughout Iran, and the world, continue. From Tehran to London to Los Angeles, women burn their hijabs and cut their hair while crowds chant “women-life-liberty,” “death to the headscarf,” and “death to the dictator-death to Khamenei.”
The twenty-two-year-old was not the first victim to die at the hands of Iranian police. After protests in 2003, Iranian-Canadian journalist Zahra Kazemi was arrested while photographing families waiting for news of their loved ones outside Iran’s notorious Evin Prison. She showed officers her government-issued press pass but was taken into Evin anyway, where she was tortured. Her captors ripped out her fingernails, flogged her, raped her, and cracked her skull. Just as Iranian officials now are claiming that Amini died of a heart attack, they claimed then that Kazemi died of a stroke, later changing their account to say that she fell and hit her head. When the gory truth was revealed by Kazemi’s medical examiner almost two years later, it sparked international furor.1
Like Kazemi (and Sattar Beheshti, tortured and killed for publishing a blog post claiming that Iran is “nothing but a slaughterhouse”), Amini has become a symbol-even a saint, not of any religion, but of a movement for freedom from religiously motivated oppression.2 Unsurprisingly, the oppressors are responding in line with their bloody track record. According to reports, more than 150 protestors have been killed so far, and at least forty journalists have been jailed.3
#MahsaAmini has become a symbol-even a saint, not of any religion, but of a movement for freedom from religiously motivated oppression.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei often dismisses Western outrage over his regime’s atrocities, saying, for instance, “The ridiculous accusations such as human rights violations or seeking weapons of mass destruction, are only empty claims aimed at exerting pressure on the Islamic Republic.”4 In his view, the United States seeks to overturn the Islamic theocracy via the subtle art of “postmodern colonialism”-that is, “through propaganda tactics and colorful enticements.”5 When an American commentator said, “Instead of bombs, send them miniskirts,” the ayatollah responded, “He is right,” explaining, “More than Iran’s enemies need artillery, guns and so forth, they need to spread cultural values that lead to moral corruption.”6
As subversive to Islam as air-dropping miniskirts might be, the Western export most responsible for undermining tyrannical government is not sex appeal but science and technology, and the thing that makes these possible: reason. Khamenei’s predicament stems from Iranians’ growing respect for and proficiency in these fields, which the ayatollah himself praises and promotes within the context of his quest to make Iran a nuclear powerhouse.
Khamenei’s “ideal vision,” writes Karim Sajdadpour, an Iranian American policy analyst at the Carnegie Endowment, “is of an Iran that is scientifically and technologically advanced enough to be self-sufficient, self-sufficient enough to be economically independent, and economically independent enough to be politically independent.”7 Khamenei recognizes that Iran’s “most talented students have always studied at our technical colleges.”8 But what he misses is that scientifically advanced, increasingly affluent, independent thinkers will, however gradually, come to desire a government in line with these values. In his recent book What Went Right?, Robert Tracinski explains the underlying phenomenon, describing how ideas spread implicitly via cultural institutions:
If people who have been trained in a scientific education then encounter the basic tenets of a pro-reason philosophy, they will regard them as practically self-evident. Although those principles are not at all self-evident, they will feel as if they were, because the broad philosophic truths are implicit in so many of the truths that the individual has grasped in his studies of mathematics, geometry, physics, engineering, medicine, and so on.9
More and more Iranians are pursuing careers in science-which is all about the nature of things and the law of cause and effect. They rely on the evidence of their senses, and they reason logically and mathematically. Some may become experts in compartmentalizing the methods of reason. They may not adhere to them outside their specialties, for instance, when considering religious beliefs or social conditions. But, in time, more and more will. They will find it increasingly difficult to meet the strict demands of science when splitting atoms or performing surgery-while simultaneously ignoring the absurdities inherent in the idea that Khamenei is God’s voice on Earth, or that Muhammed rode a winged horse to heaven and back. In other words, they will experience, firsthand, the age-old conflict between reason and faith.
Khamenei may not see the clash, but clerics of centuries past certainly did. During the Islamic Golden Age (ca. 700-1200 AD), Muslims drank deeply from the wells of Greek and Roman knowledge. Persians and Arabs built on Western achievements, reaching new heights in medicine, mathematics, and literature. But almost inevitably, this respect for reason led to laxity in faith. Al-Razi (ca. 850-925)-a Persian physician whose twenty-volume Kitab al-Hawi (Comprehensive Book) was, for a time, the world’s preeminent medical textbook-came to forthrightly reject Islam, and religion more generally. “Religions,” he wrote, have “been resolutely hostile to philosophical speculation and scientific research. The so-called holy scriptures are worthless and have done more harm than good.” He even characterized Muslim prophets as “nothing but billy goats with long beards.” Likewise, the Arab poet Al-Maʿarrī (973-1058) wrote:
Some hope that an Imam with prophet’s gaze
Will rise and all the silent ranks amaze.
Oh, idle thought! There’s no Imam but Reason
To point the morning and the evening ways . . .
Shall we in these old tales discover truth,
Or are they worthless fables told to youth?10
As scientifically fueled hostility to religion grew, so did the religious backlash. Islamic clerics, intent on retaining power, eventually reverted to the belief best stated by the ultraorthodox scholar Ahmad ibn Hanbal (780-855): “Every discussion about a thing which the Prophet did not discuss is an error.”11 Books were burned, scientists repudiated and banished, or worse. Reason, the foreign invader, was recognized as antithetical to Islam and cast out. The Islamic world returned to a dark age in which it has largely remained.
Respect for reason is one of those “cultural values that lead to moral corruption”-if one accepts Muhammed’s conception of morality. But why do so? Every honest, thinking Iranian knows there is nothing just or ethical about a system that slays a twenty-two-year-old girl for the “crime” of letting a lock of hair escape her hijab. What they desperately need to learn (as do many in the West) is that choosing reason and freedom, although antithetical to religion, is essential to morality. True morality stems from the same root as all other truths-not faith or revelation, but reason. It recognizes man’s rational faculty as his only means of knowledge and basic means of survival, and it upholds the individual’s right to life, demanding that each and every person be free to act on his own judgment in pursuit of his own happiness, so long as he doesn’t violate the equal rights of others.
Inklings of such ideas ride in upon the one Trojan horse Khamenei somehow has failed to suspect: rational study and achievement in science and technology. He has said that an Islamic revival is spreading through the Middle East, not by conscious intent, but by its own accord, “like the scent of spring flowers that is carried by the breeze.”12 Maybe so, but a headwind is blowing steadily and insistently from the West. The slaughter of Amini has brought this fundamental alternative back to the fore in Iran: faith, force, and the vast desert of ignorance that has so long swallowed the potential of the Persian people-or reason, freedom, and, perhaps, a second golden age in the Middle East. Iranians know what we “postmodern colonialists” will be rooting for. Let us hope, for the sake of modernity, civilization, and the Iranian people, that they won’t let their mullahs make the same mistake again.
Congratulations. Praise to the great nation of Iran 🇮🇷
First religion difference,second stop funding terrorism,let each human being live according to their rights ,dont force women to strict laws and develop relationships with the world for a better future
@@konianfatima7025You’re blinded by hate. You’re spouting nonsense
@@user-on5gf7rv2d Give back the Golan Heights
US is biggest terrorist and danger for all humanity.
@@user-on5gf7rv2d actually they aren't blinded by hate, but you are blinded by your arrogance, and hubris.
Idf lebih dari teroris
At Last the Soul of the Anti Hijab protestor Reisi will sleep in Peace...Respects to all the other Ladies who lay down their lives in this struggle.
He must ban religious police
Must ban in other countries religion policy 😮
Iran alwys fight with enemy of Islam who ever Iran president 😮
@@user-ru3vc5nn8u😂😂😂
Iran that banned hijab before 1979.
I doubt he'll last long in that position
You said it!😆
The Ayatollah will provide him his very own helicopter.
@@rcchin7897 it's not complete without a yet to inaugurate dam
Not really, Khatami and Rouhani completed their terms peacefully.
The problem is that the reformist president wouldn't be able to implement his promised "reforms" as the Supreme Leader will continuously block it anyways.
HARDLINERS YOU MEAN GOOD MUSLIMS
SAD DAY
not i mean jihadi islamist who just want to gight with others and do not do anything tor public
Congratiolation to a new president of iran.welcome to democracy and open country.
The Supreme leader will not like that idea
YES YES YES...AGREE VERY VERY AGREE TO THE NEW ELECT PRESIDENT OF iran...FRIENSHIP,IS THE BEST WAY FOR EVERYBODY....CONGRATS PRESIDENT MOSOUD OF IRAN...WELCOME TO THE PEACEFUL WORLD....
Maybe this is the man of the hour to suppress extremist regime in Iran rather than overthrowing it by an act of war to achieve peace. God's ways are indeed so deep to fathom and His works are so wonderful.
For the progress of all iranian the Lord God almighty will bless you and keep you he will keep you from evil
Good luck 😊
Iranians are fed up of the old government for a long time wish you good luck moving forward for a better Iran🎉
CONGRATULATIONS to Iran new elected President God bless......
Thats good Move for IRAN.....
Best way to go iran be friendly!
Good for Iranian citizens
Yo be Presidentsu God bless you .Be a good President to ur country n to the world show the best side of you let other Nations learn something fromyou don't live in hateshow that your a peace loving man let even ur country learn something
Be blessed always I'm praying for you.good governance.
Very civilised response
That thevkind of attitude forvthe reformist canfidate of Iran he should not support terrorism and spend money to create chaos which money will be use for the economic benefits of Iranian people anh he should not be so strict in dress code among women.
if he is certain or sure on what he said to befriend every country that was a very good news in middle east.i salute to that!!
The people of Iran have spoken they want change.
Peace be with us
I love it spread love to everyone not hate 😢
Congrats Sir and good luck 👏
Hope so,we are here in Iran now,three weeks here and we love the place,….got another three weeks before we leave,and will be back,its a great country and nothing like the west would have you to believe,….magic,….
Better have peace. People of Spain and Argentina were very very happy today for the triumphs in sports.
This is the real Persian guy ✊🏻
Stop fighting ,make it friend to yours neighbors country .❤❤❤
✌️peace to everyone .
make place🙏🙏🙏
The people speak democracy rule 👍
سلام اقای پزشکیان امیدوارم با امید به خدا همتی مردانه وعلی وار که مرد عمل واخلاص بود در فکر احیای صنعت
جامعه باشید تولید اشتغال تولید اقتصاد از صنعت با عظیم ترین ظرفیتهای دانشمندان ایرانی باید
قویترین صنعت که اقتصاد رو داشته باشیم چون صنعت بزرگراه پشرفت وترقی کشوره انشاالله سلامت باشیدو نیتت برای مرحم بر زخم های مردم ستمدیده از جور منافقان جهان باشید وخدا حفظ کند شما رو در برابر هر صهیونیزمی
congratulations to the new leader of iran
PEACE!🇺🇲
good for the country ..