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Pourdhahabi: Jurisprudential Differences Should Not Separate the Ranks of Shiites and Sunnis

Sanandaj - The Supreme Leader's representative in Kurdistan said: Religious differences should not turn into social distance between Muslims, and unity will be achieved when it moves from slogans to social behavior and action.

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Pourdhahabi: Jurisprudential Differences Should Not Separate the Ranks of Shiites and Sunnis

4 days ago·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)

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Mehr News Agency broke the news in Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) 4 days ago on Monday, August 31, 2026.

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Pourdhahabi: Jurisprudential Differences Should Not Separate the Ranks of Shiites and Sunnis

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