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Khamenaei called Fatema, the daughter of the holy Prophet, a martyr

Reza Hossein Borr - 6/5/2009

Ayatollah Khamenaei, the supreme leader of Iran, officially interpreted the natural death of Fatema, the daughter of the holy Prophet, as martyrdom, thus justifying the actions of those who have organised Omar Denunciation Ceremonies. (1 ) The ceremonies began about two months ago in Baluchistan where the majority of the people are Sunnis and resulted in widespread conflicts between Baluch Sunnis and Iranian security forces. The tension mounted when the People's Resistance Movement of Iran, Jondollah, initiated a bomb blast in a mosque that was dominated by the security forces and Iranian militia.

The fanatics supported by the militia and security forces published huge posters in the streets and began denunciation speeches with mobile speakers in moving cars in different streets of Zahedan. Jondollah warned these groups to halt their offending ceremonies to one billion Moslems throughout the world but they ignored the warnings and continued displaying posters in their street gatherings. Other Baluch and Sunni leaders requested the Iranian authorities to prevent these provocative ceremonies but they did not stop. The Jondollah bombed the mosque that has become the centre of various provocations and the headquarters of these ceremonies after all other peaceful requests were exhausted.

Ayatollah Khamenaei said few weeks ago in Kurdistan that any action that may create divisions between Shias and Sunnis is treason, but now it is certain that he was behind all the offences that have been officially made against the second Caliph. All the historical facts prove that Fatema died a natural death. The radical Shia that was invented by the Safavid's forged certain narratives and claimed that Fatema was killed by Omar, the second Caliph.

The objective of the Shia Safavid was to provoke Shia fanatics against Sunni Ottoman Empire. Now this forgery has been officially recognized as a fact of history by the Iranian supreme leader.