Iran Press/ Asia: Expressing his views with Iran Press, Raja Nasir Abbas said, "We are helpless in front of divine destiny, but these were the personalities that were needed much at that time. We and the brave and proud nation of Iran also needed them. The oppressed people of Gaza and oppressed people around the world needed them."
Raja Nasir Abbas described Raisi as a person who had thoughts like Imam Khomeini (R.A) and the Leader of the Islamic revolution Ayatollah Khamenei and referred to the Iranian FM Hossain Amir-Abdollahian as a revolutionary foreign minister.
"These people had progressed from the bottom to the top. Just look at Mr. Raisi, and how many stages he went through to become the president. He had sensed the pain, he had seen the problems and difficulties of the people with his own eyes. That's why he traveled almost every week, going to different provinces and meeting people; this man didn't take vacations and go out to meet people on weekends. His administration had no holidays and there was a need for such a person who stayed in public. He was a person born in the embrace of revolution; he was a person born in the system and school of Imam Khomeini; he was a person grown up in the hands of the Supreme Leader [Ayatollah Khamenei]. It is a divine plan that his excellency Raisi is no longer with us."
Refreshing the memories of the late President Raisi's visit to Pakistan, Raja Nasir Abbas said that when he came to Pakistan, his journey was generous, it was the journey of a noble person, while the gas pipeline has been laid by the Islamic Republic of Iran, he could have called for a fine, but he came here with a big heart. Yes, he was a very big man, generosity was clearly visible in him, and the people of Pakistan are lucky that he came here.
Raja Nasir Abbas added, "Prophets also came into the world for whom the system of the world was created but they also left this world, Imam Khomeini brought the revolution and he also left this world, Shaheed Beheshti also left, but this path was never left lonely from the brave men who fight the oppressors."
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