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Islamic religious polices[edit]
- Iran police step up crackdown on unIslamic dress is a good link as Iran has gotten into a fierce competition with Saudi Arabia over the religious police. Khamenei has openly and proudly shown support for it (Iran leader urges police to keep up social vice crackdown).
The fact that Khamenei takes credit/responsibility is more honorable than what others do; namely, Nayef, Abdullah bin Abdel-Aziz, and other leaders who implement a policy and then hide silently behind a curtain.
Also, I conclude that some editors cringe at the idea of an Islamic religious police.--Inesculent 03:32, 12 November 2007 (UTC)
- Like many Iranians, I have had direct experience with the religious police. I suffered from it and I know what it means. The issue has been covered in wikipedia and wikiquote and you may want to add your links there. Wikiquote/Iran is the main page of Iran in wikiquote. These issues are notable enough to be covered here at this extent. Iran is a country with several thousands years of documented history. There are millions of quotes about Iran out there. --SouthIran 19:16, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
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- The following inappropriate(?) & hostile quote by Reza Zarabi formerly used as the caption on the Iranian flag (on the right) was replaced with what seems to be a more appropriate quote by a former Iranian President. The other quotes used to accompany images (Amir Taheri, Hillary Clinton, Lindsey Graham, & Christopher Hitchens) also seem to be hostile & inappropriate. I suggest that they also be removed replaced with more civilized/less war like quotes.
- Also (second image to the right) replaced this inappropriate & hostile quote "As a nation-state...:
- Perhaps a more experienced editor could kindly share his ideas about the most appropriate course here?
- Perhaps a more experienced editor could kindly share his ideas about the most appropriate course here?
Cordially, KnowbuddyXIII (talk) 05:47, 10 January 2020 (UTC)