Sunnis

According to Hale Vash, today, Tuesday, November 10, 1404, Maulvi Fathi Mohammad Naqshbandi, Friday prayer leader of Rask city and a prominent Sunni scholar of Sistan and Baluchestan, was released after two years, two months and twenty-two days of imprisonment, following a standard pardon issued by the judiciary. According to this report, Maulvi Naqshbandi was among more than 160 security convicts who …

According to Hale Vash, in recent days, "Amir Baloch", a Baloch child who was violently arrested by intelligence forces on February 27, 1403, after 9 months of uncertainty, has announced to his family through a phone call from Zahedan Central Prison that he has been sentenced to 10 years and 6 months in prison by the Zahedan Revolutionary Court. "Amir …

According to Hale Vash, on the evening of Tuesday, October 12, 1404, Mamosta "Masoud Nazari", a Kurdish religious and political activist from Javanrud, was the target of an armed attack by unknown individuals in front of his home in Istanbul, Turkey, and died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds. According to this report, the attack occurred at…

According to Hale Vash, today, Wednesday, September 12, 1404, Molavi "Amanullah Balochi" and Hafez "Abdul Rahim Kohi", two Baloch Sunni scholars and political prisoners of conscience imprisoned in Zahedan Central Prison, were sent on leave after nearly a decade of imprisonment on a heavy bail of ten billion tomans. These two Baloch scholars have been in prison since November …

According to Hale Vash, today, Saturday, September 28, 1404, Mamosta Loghman Amini, a religious activist from Javanroud and Friday imam of the “Chahar Yar Nabi” Grand Mosque in Sanandaj, was sentenced by the Tehran Special Clergy Prosecutor’s Office to three years and one month in prison and permanent removal from the clerical robe. This verdict was issued on the charge of “insulting the sanctities of Islam” and is final and has no appeals.

According to Hale Vash, today, Monday, 12th August 1404, "Mohammad Reza Barichi", known as Sufi Reza, a well-known figure and longtime companion of Mawlavi Abdul Hamid, the Sunni Friday prayer imam of Zahedan, passed away after a period of illness and collapse. Sufi Reza was known for many years as Mawlavi Abdul Hamid's bodyguard and close companion, and he was present on many of his trips and programs.

According to Hale Vash, on the evening of Friday, August 10, 1404, two students from the village of Gardak, a part of the Kajo region of Qasr Qand city, were arrested by the Chabahar Intelligence Department at the entrance gate of the free zone without being charged or presented with a judicial warrant and taken to an unknown location. The identities of these two Sunni Baloch students are Hafiz "Mansoor Baloch", 20 years old, son of...

According to Hale Vash/ Molavi Mohammad Hossein Gargij, the dismissed Sunni Friday Imam of Azadshahr Golestan, during his trip to Sistan and Baluchestan province, met and talked with a number of families of the oppressed, including Sanabor, the mother of Khodanour Lajei in Zahedan. According to Hale Vash sources, during these meetings, Molavi Gargij met with Khodanour Lajei’s mother, Ms. Sanabor, and a group of families from …

According to Hale Vash, on Monday, July 13, 1404, Maulvi Nawaz Dahani, a Baloch Sunni scholar, was released after 52 days of detention in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Intelligence Detention Center in Zahedan. Maulvi Nawaz Dahani, 27, son of Khair Mohammad, married with one child, is the Imam of Hazrat Ammar Mosque in the village of Malekabad, a part of the Ashar district of Mehrestan city. Hale Vash previously confirmed that…

According to Hale Vash / Today, Saturday, July 14, 1404, the Manbakh-ul-Uloom Kohvan-e-Sarbaz Seminary issued an official statement on the Telegram channel of Hafez Abdullah Molazehi, the director of this seminary, expressing deep regret over the bloody attack by military and security forces on the village of Gonich in Khash County, describing the incident as a "blatant crime" and a "great threat to the people's trust," and calling for...