Jews In Iran, An Astonish Fact

LOOK to Iran. How Jews in the country whose president has always ranted will destroy, berate the Jews.

In Iran, Jews scattered in three major cities; Tehran, Hamdan, Isfahan. And according to the Iranian official data, there were about 30,000 Jews in Iran. A very large number in a country that said anti-Zionist!

Isfahan, which is located in the middle of Iran, surrounded by the cities based Shiite-though clearly the Shia protect them.

In fact, the Sunnis in Iran are hunted like rats, and scholars-clerical hanged. Even the Sunnis have no mosque for Friday prayers. Compare with synagogues scattered in Iran earth.

Jews have good relations with the Iranian government. They assume that the Sunnis as their main enemy. In fact, in the Iranian parliament, the Jews have deputies alias representatives. We should know that the Jews in Iran refused to move to the colonies of Palestine. Why?

Because, for most Jews, Iran is a sacred place because many of their prophet buried here.

For example, the Prophet Daneil. This prophet was one prophet who had predicted the events before the apocalypse. And he was widely known among Jews and Christians. In addition to the prophet Daniel, there is also a Habqouq Prophet, the Prophet Sumoil, Qeedar, and the Prophet Hajayy.

In Iran there is also a tomb Bunyamin, brother of the Prophet Joseph. So do not be surprised if Jews glorifies Iran as a holy land. And they regard as the city of Isfahan more specific. The city is the first place where they gather the first time after the destruction of Jerusalem by Novukhodonsur.

History already store it, and then after 70 years of arrests by Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, they gathered in Isfahan.

Rabbis in Isfahan teach Jewish children about the various Jewish temple.

Even more amazing there is a hadith of the Prophet stated in Sahih Muslim, the hadith to 7034: "Anas Bin Malik said that the Prophet said:" Dajjal will be followed 70 thousand Jews of Isfahan wearing Persian shawls. "Ala porters Haal, Jewish-Ya hudi in Isfahan, Iran always wear a scarf.




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