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Qabbanji: Government urged to improve the internal situation after coming out of Chapter VII and what happened to Shehata is reminiscent of medieval 



 28/06/2013 Range Press / Najaf

Called in front of the preacher F Najaf, Sadr al-Din Qabbanji, on Friday, the Iraqi government to take advantage of the withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII to improve the internal situation, especially for electricity, agriculture, housing, and asked for the local government in Kirkuk and the central government to provide protection for the component of Turkmenistan and the involvement of his sons in the security spending Tuz, counting the killing of Egyptian cleric Hassan Shehata and some of his followers by the thousands of Egyptians return to the "Middle Ages".

 He said Qabbanji during Friday prayers in Husseiniya Fatimid in Najaf and attended (range Press), "The withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII and an international resolution represents an achievement and to the Iraqi government as a restoration of sovereignty to the country fully," noting that "Iraq has become a can solve its internal problems in a way diplomacy and not by force. "

He Qabbanji that "there are questions from citizens about what they will receive from out of Chapter VII, especially in issues related to services such as electricity, agriculture and housing problem and the health sector and the security problems," calling on the government to take advantage of this decision to improve the internal situation of Iraq it represents a real test of the capacity of the government. "

 He called preacher F Najaf governments of central and local government in Kirkuk to protect the component Turkmen in Kirkuk province, especially in the district of Tuz and work on them in the chart image security being the SBU Turkmen regions, "and underlined" the lack of protection the fact of the Turkmen by the security services " .

 In another context, count Alqubnaga "killing of Shi'ite cleric Hassan Shehata and the number of his followers by the thousands of Egyptians return to the medieval" and wondered "What is their fault to be killed in this way only because they have become household Shi'ites."

And continued Qabbanji that "what happened from the process killed in front of the eyes of the Egyptian state and its security and exchange congratulations between Altcfhirien represents something strange," warning that "such actions lead to tearing of the Egyptian society seriously."

 And called Qabbanji "Azhar to adopt speech lift off the roots of the sectarian roots," and urged "the Egyptian government to prosecute the perpetrators in earnest it represents an important test for the Egyptian experience."

 It is noteworthy that Hassan bin Mohammed bin Shehata ibn Musa al-Anani, is the world of Shiite cleric Egyptian, was born in (the tenth of November 1946), in the town of Hrbit of the Center for the Abu Kabir in Sharkia, a family faucet doctrine but declared spreads in 1996 and detained for three months on charges of "defamation of religions", as he was arrested again in 2009 with more than three hundred Shiite, and then released, which is currently prohibited from traveling outside Egypt.

The director of the Investigation Giza adjacent to the Egyptian capital Cairo (southern), confirmed Monday the 24th of June 2013, the Salafi group attacked the houses citizens Shiites in a village in the province, Sunday the 23 of June 2013, and had to kill him with a number of his followers, and showed clips Video spread on the Internet tens angry people carrying sticks and they beat Shehata and his followers on their heads, and then dragged their bodies on the road.

The Iraqi Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr, denounced Monday the 24th of June 2013, killing of Egyptian cleric Hassan Shehata and a number of his followers at the hands of the Salafis, and stressed that "a cowardly act" carried out by "a group deviant" offensive to Islam, while demanded the Egyptian government to prosecute the perpetrators , attacked the Salafis, saying "Waiting vulva is not blasphemous or snare, O fools," calling on Shiites in Iraq and the world mourning the death of Shehata.

 Saw social networking sites yesterday angry reactions from Iraqi figures and Egyptian media and political scene, most notably what the leader of the FIS Egyptian opposition, Mohamed ElBaradei, on his Twitter, that "killed and dragged Egyptians because of their faith as a result ugly for religious discourse sickening left is too late, waiting for decisive steps of the Al-Azhar before you lose what remains of our humanity. "

Rolled reactions in social networking sites of Iraqi figures, Egyptian media and political scene, most notably what the leader of the FIS Egyptian opposition, Mohamed ElBaradei, on his Twitter, that "killed and dragged Egyptians because of their faith as a result ugly for religious discourse sickening left is too late , waiting for decisive steps of the Al-Azhar before you lose what remains of our humanity. "

 While he said the Egyptian thinker Youssef Zeidan, through his personal account on Facebook, said that "what he had done yesterday criminals Almnsopon falsely to Sunni Islam Salafi, who killed four of the Egyptians as punishment for Chiahm, is not related to the Salafi and the Sunnah or Islam, and humanity itself, but is just a criminal act committed by these fools in public, knowing they of punishment. "

Also raised the killing of Shi'ite cleric prominent Egyptian Hassan Shehata with four others, representation corpses at the hands of a group of Salafis, angry reactions exceeded the Egyptian street, as confirmed Iraqi politicians on Monday which 24 of June 2013, they have long warned that playing the paper sectarianism would lead to " burning zone "as rebound States fueling those flames, and analysts say that the incident was" a message to reassure "its destination Salafist Israel stresses from which to" war-oriented Shiites ", showing activists and politicians Egyptians" surprise "of the culture of violence that dominates their country, Aazin it to "corrupt regimes, which has become controller lid religion".


 Called upon a group of young Iraqis through social networking sites, today, to protest the assembly of its collector appeal north of Baghdad, and go to the Egyptian embassy, ​​west of Baghdad, to denounce the killing in which he was the cleric Egyptian Hassan Shehata and his family, and the incident comes in conjunction with the provide new Iraqi ambassador Zia Dabbas the adoption in Egypt.


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