Iran’s main religious clergyman has issued a fatwa against United States President Donald Trump, who marked him a “enemy of God” and asking him to be executed. Trump, as well as the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been described as a “muharib”, which is punishable under the Shiite Islamic war by execution or crucifixion
Iran has issued a shameless fatwa, denouncing Donald Trump as “God’s enemy” and instant Muslims to “regret their actions”. Taking care of potential attempts about the life of the United States President. The religious ruling was made by Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi, the Higher clergyman of Iran.
The fatwa, also addressed to the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuIt was announced in the time of Tehran. In a written statement, Ayatollah Shirazi proclaimed: “Any regime or individual threatening Islamic Ummah leaders and acting on these threats is described as Muharib.”
Under Shiite Islamic law, a “muharib” is someone who commits armed rebellion, terrorism or violent crimes that spread fear and disorder, Punishable by death by execution and crucifixion.
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This fatwa echoes the famous issued against the British author Salman Rushdie after the publication of his novel “The satanic verses” in 1988, considered blasphemy by Muslims. Since then, Rushdie has faced several murder attempts, including a 2023 knife attack in New York, which left him with the loss of an eye.
The decree comes after the “12-day war”, where the Israeli and American bombers directed the Iranian nuclear and military places.
The US military triggered a fierce assault on the nuclear lands of Iran to Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan, which established a bunker of 30,000 pounds Bunker Buster and Tomahawk Missile Blitz. The express.
Trump stated that the strikes “forced” their goals and gave an important blow to Iran’s nuclear aspirations.
However, an initial U.S. intelligence evaluation indicated that the assault only delayed Iran’s nuclear activities for months.
In addition to the administration’s mishap, Iranian communications intercepted revealed that officials said that the attacks were not as detrimental as they were expected.
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According to the Washington PostIranian officials felt arguing for the reasons why the attacks were less serious and widespread than they expected.
At the same time, President Trump rejected the claims his administration was negotiating with Iran about the release of up to $ 30 billion to help his civil nuclear energy efforts.
“I’m not talking to Iran. We do nothing,” the President firmly stated.
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