Condemnation of the Iranian actress Leila Khatami is about something the faith never says (24.05.2014)
Condemnation of the
Iranian actress Leila Khatami is about something the faith never says
Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation
on A9TV dated May 24th, 2014
- The Iranian actress Leila Khatami’s
kissing the organizer of the Cannes Film Festival on the cheek caused a huge
outcry in Iran. Reports say that a group known as Students of Hezbollah,
closely linked to the Revolutionary Guards in Iran, have gone to court to
demand that Khatami be whipped for violating the laws of Islam. Khatami said
that the situation is embarrassing, and that the person concerned was like a
grandfather in her eyes and the host at the festivities.
The Iranian deputy minister of culture
said that Iranian women are a symbol of honor and virtue and that Khatami’s
action was incompatible with religious belief.
Adnan Oktar: My brother, honor and
virtue are religion. It is dishonorable to do something that the faith does not
say. If you say that God says something that He does not, then you are adding
things on to the faith, and that makes you dishonorable, so you lose your honor.
If they do it out of ignorance, that is different, and I have nothing to say
against them. But it is wrong to do that deliberately and knowingly. The faith
is honor. They will lose their faith and their honor.
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