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Urgent .. Based on news for "Twilight News" .. Sistani sent a special delegation to al-Maliki
SUNDAY, 09 JANUARY 1 / DECEMBER 2012 12:44
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Twilight News / Press reports quoted Kurdish sources own religious authority, Ali al-Sistani had sent a special delegation to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki at the request made by the parliamentary Kurd Philly.
And a student member of the Kurdistan Parliament, Ali Hussein Philly in an interview with " Twilight News ", the religious authority in Najaf to intervene directly to resolve the crisis between Arbil and Baghdad and take a position similar to the fatwa issued by the late Mohsen Hakim reference in the sixties of the last century.
The newspaper Kurdish هوال in report seen by "Twilight News", the religious authority, Ali al-Sistani sent a delegation to (Prime Minister Nuri) al-Maliki on a proposal made by the parliamentary him Kurd Philly to intervene in the crisis. "
The newspaper added that "al-Maliki told the delegation that the cleric Sistani has nothing to do with the affairs of the state."
The newspaper said according to a source that Sistani was considered in his letter to al-Maliki that the latter is the reason why in creating tensions in Iraq, calling it not to shed the blood of Iraqis.
Parliamentary student Ali Hussein Philly as part of his statement also "Frankly reference actual intervention because things are going towards a big sedition between the two sides historically oppressed."
Addressing Philly religious authority, saying "I speak to bookmark particular which had intervened in several joints serious in the current phase of Iraqi history after the fall of the regime and was able to alleviate conflicts and calm atmosphere and was able to also create an opportunity for disputants to review their accounts by virtue of it has been proven to have the street and public opinion not with those policies, "he said, adding that he" confident that practiced against Kurdistan does not represent the opinion of Iraqis in general and Shiites in particular opinion. "
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Urgent .. Based on news for "Twilight News" .. Sistani sent a special delegation to al-Maliki
SUNDAY, 09 JANUARY 1 / DECEMBER 2012 12:44
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Twilight News / Press reports quoted Kurdish sources own religious authority, Ali al-Sistani had sent a special delegation to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki at the request made by the parliamentary Kurd Philly.
And a student member of the Kurdistan Parliament, Ali Hussein Philly in an interview with " Twilight News ", the religious authority in Najaf to intervene directly to resolve the crisis between Arbil and Baghdad and take a position similar to the fatwa issued by the late Mohsen Hakim reference in the sixties of the last century.
The newspaper Kurdish هوال in report seen by "Twilight News", the religious authority, Ali al-Sistani sent a delegation to (Prime Minister Nuri) al-Maliki on a proposal made by the parliamentary him Kurd Philly to intervene in the crisis. "
The newspaper added that "al-Maliki told the delegation that the cleric Sistani has nothing to do with the affairs of the state."
The newspaper said according to a source that Sistani was considered in his letter to al-Maliki that the latter is the reason why in creating tensions in Iraq, calling it not to shed the blood of Iraqis.
Parliamentary student Ali Hussein Philly as part of his statement also "Frankly reference actual intervention because things are going towards a big sedition between the two sides historically oppressed."
Addressing Philly religious authority, saying "I speak to bookmark particular which had intervened in several joints serious in the current phase of Iraqi history after the fall of the regime and was able to alleviate conflicts and calm atmosphere and was able to also create an opportunity for disputants to review their accounts by virtue of it has been proven to have the street and public opinion not with those policies, "he said, adding that he" confident that practiced against Kurdistan does not represent the opinion of Iraqis in general and Shiites in particular opinion. "
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