Addressing a gathering which was held to mark auspicious occasion of birth anniversary of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (A.S) Celebrated as Mother's Day, Dr. Komsari pointed out that Imam’s divine-oriented views in this regard have been too appealing for the society and had brought about a great amount of change over the past few decades.
The scholar further added that Imam eliminated all types of discrimination against women and if we today are witnessing great progress in our society in this regard, it has been direct result of Imam’s thought and ideals.
Perhaps one of the golden points regarding Imam’s ideals has been his views on women’s massive role and participation in all arenas of the society, he added.
Elsewhere in his remarks, the scholar also criticized the so-called developed and modern Western societies which were misusing women as a tool of modren slavery.
A woman is a divine being who, in the revolutionary school of Imam Khomeini - which represents pure Islam -, is promised freedom and human qualities more than men. Throughout history and under the ruling of profanity and polytheism of the old and new trends, women have always been led into enslavement.
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