🎦There's Nothing Wrong With Differing Opinions | Imam Khamenei
Are the foundations of the Islamic Republic based upon not having a difference of opinion, and is there a difference between a difference in opinion and destructive criticism?
Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, explains and answers as his eminence speaks about how, "There's Nothing Wrong With Differing Opinions" as long as the foundations of the Islamic Republic stay in tact.
🎦There's Nothing Wrong With Differing Opinions | Imam Khamenei
Are the foundations of the Islamic Republic based upon not having a difference of opinion, and is there a difference between a difference in opinion and destructive criticism?
Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, explains and answers as his eminence speaks about how, "There's Nothing Wrong With Differing Opinions" as long as the foundations of the Islamic Republic stay in tact.
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