At the end of the conference “Al-Aqsa Flood; the Battle of Truth vs Falsehood” in Beirut, the concluding statement was issued.

The Chairman of the Supreme Council of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly stated, “Today, after all the killings by the Zionist regime, it is clear that this cancerous tumor will never keep any promise, and this holy land must be returned to its original owners.”

The professor of the higher levels of the Islamic seminary in Qom pointed out the importance and necessity of learning seminary sciences and considered true science as a light that must be granted to man by God.

The book “The Philosophy of Visiting the Tombs” by Ayatollah Ahmad Abedi was translated into English and published by the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly.

The head of the Supreme Council of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly stated, “Hamas entered this war with calculation, while it was familiar with the crimes of the Zionist regime, and it was aware of this situation. But the crimes of this child-killing regime made them determined to start the Al-Aqsa storm operation.”

Secretary General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly stated, “Some observe such crimes, but continue to remain silent, or do not consider it their duty to take a clear position! No sane person will remain silent witnessing Zionists’ crimes. Today, seminaries and ulama should be at the forefront of all protests against the Zionist regime.”

The book “Virtues of the holy month of Ramadan” was translated and published in Portuguese by the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly.

Professor of Dars Kharij in Qom Seminary stated, “One of the most prominent books of the late Ayatollah Muhammad Mahdi Al-Khersan is about Ibn Abbas, entitled “موسوعةُ عبداللهِ بنِ عباس، حَبْرُ الاُمّة و تَرجُمانُ القرآن” (Encyclopedia of Abdullah ibn Abbas; the Great Scholar of Ummah and the Translation of the Quran.) This book reached 25 volumes, each volume has about 500 pages. Ayatollah Sayed Muhammad Mahdi Al-Khersan spent 25 years of his life writing this book, each volume of which took an average of one year to write.”