The top marja of Najaf Hawzah: (from left to right) Mohammad Ishaq al-Fayyad, Ali al-Sistani, Mohammad Said al-Hakim and Bashir al-Najafi.14/02/2011
Ibid Hakim calls upon the Government to tackle corruption, security and services
Najaf, called on the religious authority, Mohammed Said al-Hakim officials to "assume their responsibilities in addressing the security file and the likes of sensitive files such as lack of services and the proliferation of administrative corruption, because of the risk to the general situation."
The statement quoted him as saying his office for comment on the suicide bombing that targeted the visitors of Samarra yesterday that it was "unfortunate that these crimes go without being seen serious action to get rid of the scourge of terrorism, serious," describing the bombings as "criminal acts".
Hakim added: "The latest terrorist bombing, which targeted visitors Askari mosque, which has sickened dozens of dead and wounded in this part of the criminal scheme."
He continued: "While we condemn these criminal acts, we call on all officials to carry out their responsibilities in addressing the security file and the likes of sensitive files such as lack of services and the proliferation of administrative corruption, because of the risk to the general situation."
Najaf, called on the religious authority, Mohammed Said al-Hakim officials to "assume their responsibilities in addressing the security file and the likes of sensitive files such as lack of services and the proliferation of administrative corruption, because of the risk to the general situation."
The statement quoted him as saying his office for comment on the suicide bombing that targeted the visitors of Samarra yesterday that it was "unfortunate that these crimes go without being seen serious action to get rid of the scourge of terrorism, serious," describing the bombings as "criminal acts".
Hakim added: "The latest terrorist bombing, which targeted visitors Askari mosque, which has sickened dozens of dead and wounded in this part of the criminal scheme."
He continued: "While we condemn these criminal acts, we call on all officials to carry out their responsibilities in addressing the security file and the likes of sensitive files such as lack of services and the proliferation of administrative corruption, because of the risk to the general situation."
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