The head of the Office for Social and Political Affairs of the Qom Seminary emphasized, “Belief and love for Velayat-e-Faqih and obedience to the Supreme Leader, as well as sincerity, asceticism, humility and avoidance of fame were the characteristics of Ayatollah Khosroshahi.”

The expert on international affairs stated, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi attached great importance to approximation and dialogue between denominations, and he was one of the pioneers of approximation.”

A member of the Supreme Council of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought stated, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi made it clear to the people that most Muslims in the world are very interested in the approximation of the Islamic denominations and the AhlulBayt (a.s.).”

The Deputy for Iran Affairs of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought said, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi had an excellent understanding of international issues and played an important role in linking the seminary of Qom to international institutions, and vice versa.”

A representative of the Assembly of Leadership Experts stated, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi was a was a scientific, unbiased and tolerant figure. If we had more such people in the society, they would have contributed a lot to the Islamic unity.”

The professor of the higher levels of the seminary of Qom said, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi’s analyzing power of the problems of the Islamic world was dynamic and up to date. Therefore, he had plans, and his critiques were sympathetic.”

A member of the Supreme Council of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly stated, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi always tried to transfer the thought of the world’s revolutionaries to the Qom seminary. He was a mature, humble, and great man and was unparalleled in chivalry. He was unparalleled in defending truth and courage.”

A member of the Supreme Council of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought stated, “Ayatollah Khosroshahi had very close ties with Islamic parties inside and outside Iran and respected the beliefs of other religions.”