Revenge as a guiding principle

The article addresses the dangers of using religious and political rhetoric based on revenge, a stance that has persisted for over fourteen centuries. This rhetoric was recently proclaimed by an elected official in parliament, reflecting a deviation from ethical and religious principles towards political and social divisions. It emphasizes that national responsibility requires not reopening old wounds from history and instead focusing on the values of justice and equality. The article also points out that commemorating Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) should be a means of fostering tolerance rather than fueling discord. It clarifies that history can be interpreted in various ways, but it should not be used as a weapon against the present. Building the future begins with justice and reconciliation.

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