News ID : 220
17:09

2026/03/29

Ayat. Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei’s views aligned with those of late Leader: Cleric 

Ayat. Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei’s views aligned with those of late Leader: Cleric 
At a gathering in Mashhad, northeast Iran, a senior cleric said Ayat. Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei embodies the scholarly, ethical and political standards required for leadership, adding that his views have long aligned with those of the late Leader.

At a special program dubbed “Enlightenment Line” held at Parizad School near Imam Reza Shrine, Hoj. Mohammad Ali Rezaei Esfahani said: “Leadership in the Islamic Republic demands high scholarship, piety and courage”.  
He added: “Ayat. Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei meets these qualities and many officials had long viewed his positions as consistent with those of the late Leader”. Rezaei Esfahani highlighted scholarly work, political apprenticeship, and simplicity of lifestyle.  
“The new Leader avoided personal gain despite decades of being beside a father who served as president and then Leader”, the cleric continued.  
He said no property has ever been registered under his name.
“The Constitution requires knowledge, justice and bravery for leadership, and the Assembly of Experts, composed of about eighty jurists, selected him based on these criteria”, he noted. 
He stressed that members favored his scholarly, social and political background over other candidates.
 “Ayat. Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei spent forty years in the seminaries of Tehran and Qom and taught advanced jurisprudence for nearly two decades”, Hoj. Rezaei Esfahani stated.  
He went on to say that about 1,300 students had registered for his lessons in 2023 before he suspended classes to avoid affecting senior scholars.
Rezaei Esfahani said the new Leader had years of political apprenticeship and attended major military and political sessions.  “He also served on the battlefield from age seventeen, joining several operations.”
He recounted that members of the late Leader’s family stayed in their residence on the day of his assassination, describing it as a sign of courage.  
The scholar concluded his remarks by saying: “Accepting leadership during conflict with multiple states and one superpower country shows his exceptional resolve”.


Error Report

Post comments
captcha
  • Editor's suggestion
  • Latest news
Lebanese women, resistance mourners assemble at Imam Reza Shrine Khatoon Camp Garden hosts 600 international pilgrims of Martyred Leader’s funeral procession Historical Qajar-era tilework restored at Quraish Courtyard of Kadhimiya Shrine Urdu-Speaking poets attend "In Mourning the Imam of Ummah" poetry night AQR holds Hazrat Ruqayya martyrdom aniv. ceremony for female pilgrims Followers of Martyred Leader chant for justice at Imam Reza Shrine Imam Reza Shrine hosts commemoration ceremony for martyred Leader Mourners gather, pay respects at grave of martyred Leader AQR develops financial infrastructure for international donations, votive offerings Historical ties shape Martyred Leader’s popularity among Indian Muslims: Expert Lebanese women, resistance mourners assemble at Imam Reza Shrine Afghan pilgrims honor Martyred Leader at Imam Reza Shrine International Conference on Ayatollah Khamenei’s justice-seeking ideals Foreign students participate in Martyred Leader’s funeral procession in Mashhad Museum of Quran, Gifts of Martyred Leader reopens at Imam Reza Shrine Martyred Leader’s funeral procession in Mashhad, current era’s historic event: AQR Official  Intl. session examines 'We Must Rise for God' slogan Imam Reza Shrine will remain open during Martyred Leader’s burial procession  Martyred Leader’s tomb to be located along pilgrims’ path: Custodian AQR Custodian urges the public to attend Martyred Leader’s funeral procession AQR publishes four-volume collection "Martyred Agha (Leader) of Iran"