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I deleted my initial post to correct the information and avoid spreading inaccurate news. Here is the revised account: Sheikh Hussein al-Matook, a Kuwaiti Shia religious scholar known to oppose the presence of US forces in Kuwait, attended the funeral of the late Seyyed Ali Khamenei, may God bless his soul. He was then sentenced to death in absentia by the Kuwaiti regime on charges of "espionage for Iran". The Sheikh is apparently safe in Iran. This is what Takfiris are doing: making accusations, criminalizing political and religious convictions and turning entire communities into targets of persecution. They dress up the oppression in the language of national security and expect the world to think that revenge is justified. A country that tolerates foreign military control while treating the convictions of its citizens as a threat must answer serious questions about its sovereignty, its justice system, and who it really serves. May Allah protect Sheikh Hussain al-Matook and have mercy on all the oppressed. Hasbonala and Nimal Wakal.

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I deleted my initial post to correct the information and avoid spreading inaccurate news. Here is the revised account: Sheikh Hussein al-Matook, a Kuwaiti Shia religious scholar known to oppose the presence of US forces in Kuwait, attended the funeral of the late Seyyed Ali Khamenei, may God bless his soul. He was then sentenced to death in absentia by the Kuwaiti regime on charges of "espionage for Iran". The Sheikh is apparently safe in Iran. This is what Takfiris are doing: making accusations, criminalizing political and religious convictions and turning entire communities into targets of persecution. They dress up the oppression in the language of national security and expect the world to think that revenge is justified. A country that tolerates foreign military control while treating the convictions of its citizens as a threat must answer serious questions about its sovereignty, its justice system, and who it really serves. May Allah protect Sheikh Hussain al-Matook and have mercy on all the oppressed. Hasbonala and Nimal Wakal.

I deleted my initial post to correct the information and avoid spreading inaccurate news. Here is the revised account: Sheikh Hussein al-Matook, a Kuwaiti Shia religious scholar known to oppose the presence of US forces in Kuwait, attended the funeral of the late Seyyed Ali Khamenei, may God bless his soul. He was then sentenced to death in absentia by the Kuwaiti regime on charges of "espionage for Iran". The Sheikh is apparently safe in Iran. This is what Takfiris are doing: making accusations, criminalizing political and religious convictions and turning entire communities into targets of persecution. They dress up the oppression in the language of national security and expect the world to think that revenge is justified. A country that tolerates foreign military control while treating the convictions of its citizens as a threat must answer serious questions about its sovereignty, its justice system, and who it really serves. May Allah protect Sheikh Hussain al-Matook and have mercy on all the oppressed. Hasbonala and Nimal Wakal.

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