The organizers and attendees of these meetings operate in an environment that is alien to the realities of people's lives.
The Islamic Republic wrote: The organizers and attendees of these conferences move in a space that is alien to the realities of people's lives. Even within the seminaries themselves, and in the theological school of Qom, the majority of religious scholars and students of religious sciences distance themselves from such a space and consider themselves foreign to it. Shouldn't religion and seminaries be at the service of the people? Please answer this question: what have you done with the legacy of the founder of the seminary in Qom and the legacy of the founder of the Islamic Republic?
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