The president of Khatam al-Nabiyin (p.b.u.h) University stated, “Ayatollah Asif Mohseni was the flag bearer of the proximity discourse and had scientific and practical innovation in this regard.”

An Afghan researcher stated, “Ayatollah Asif Mohseni was a modernist and insightful faqih who attended the Islamic Conference as a scholar and mujahid in the early period of Jihad in Afghanistan.”

While sharply criticizing the disrespect of the Saudi coalition to some Arabs in the region, the chairman of the board of trustees of the Lebanese Muslim Ulama Association said, “We will do our best to support the Yemeni people. Expressing solidarity with these oppressed people is the smallest thing that every Muslim should do.”

Considering the economic sanctions on Iran, the unrest in Syria, Iraq and Yemen as a means to prevent the people from establishing popular governments in the region, Sheikh Khaled Mullah said, “For the aggressors, the war in Yemen will have no result other than their own humiliation.”

The Secretary-General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly stated, “In Sufism, moral virtues are still observed, and Sufism must be present in society.”

The prominent mufti of Aleppo, Syria, said, “The reasons for faith are located in the heart of Abu Talib (a.s.). There is direct evidence that shows that he praised the Prophet with his firm words.”