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Iran: 4 Saudi Children Die from Poisoning in Hotel; 28 Hospitalized

We all miss you Nouri Al Saeed Pasha.

طبت حيًا وميتًا يا أبا صباح

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Don't get me wrong, I am not against mutual dislike. I am just trying to explain what is going on. It is better for us to keep distance from each other - and ensure that no re-connection will likely to ever occur. Look at the Arabs' relations with Armenia or Georgia, there is almost zero problem despite the geographical distance not being that great. Why? b/c there is also zero connection between them. The same goes with Azerbaijan (despite being majority nominal Shia). I guarantee you that the vast majority of Arabs know next to nothing about the state of Azerbaijan or its people. Why again? b/c there is no current mutual relations at all (except formal diplomatic relations). They kept themselves to themselves and this is more than perfect.
What al saeed have to do with me
 
Your kind don't have brothers, everyone in the region hates you, and they have a good reason to do so.
Who want to be brother with your kind
Look who is talking about being hated
From your name you are filth

الأعراب اشد كفراً و نفاقاً
 
Your kind is the kind not only everyone in the region hate and fight but also from 10 thosands of km away people come to participate in bombing you guys.

Says the Farsi living in a sanctioned sewer :lol:

Who want to be brother with your kind
Look who is talking about being hated
From your name you are filth

الأعراب اشد كفراً و نفاقاً

How about you complete the verse? Oh right your Shiites scholars believe the Quran is fabricated by the Sahaba, don't worry I'll quote the rest for you:

وَمِنْ الْأَعْرَابِ مَنْ يُؤْمِنُ بِاللَّهِ وَالْيَوْمِ الْآخِرِ وَيَتَّخِذُ مَا يُنفِقُ قُرُبَاتٍ عِنْدَ اللَّهِ وَصَلَوَاتِ الرَّسُولِ أَلَا إِنَّهَا قُرْبَةٌ لَهُمْ سَيُدْخِلُهُمْ اللَّهُ فِي رَحْمَتِهِ إِنَّ اللَّهَ غَفُورٌ رَحِيمٌ
 
Who want to be brother with your kind
Look who is talking about being hated
From your name you are filth

الأعراب اشد كفراً و نفاقاً
this is the rest :

الأَعْرَابُ أَشَدُّ كُفْرًا وَنِفَاقًا وَأَجْدَرُ أَلاَّ يَعْلَمُواْ حُدُودَ مَا أَنزَلَ اللّهُ عَلَى رَسُولِهِ وَاللّهُ عَلِيمٌ حَكِيمٌ
 
Says the Farsi living in a sanctioned sewer :lol:



How about you complete the verse? Oh right your Shiites scholars believe the Quran is fabricated by the Sahaba, don't worry I'll quote the rest for you:

وَمِنْ الْأَعْرَابِ مَنْ يُؤْمِنُ بِاللَّهِ وَالْيَوْمِ الْآخِرِ وَيَتَّخِذُ مَا يُنفِقُ قُرُبَاتٍ عِنْدَ اللَّهِ وَصَلَوَاتِ الرَّسُولِ أَلَا إِنَّهَا قُرْبَةٌ لَهُمْ سَيُدْخِلُهُمْ اللَّهُ فِي رَحْمَتِهِ إِنَّ اللَّهَ غَفُورٌ رَحِيمٌ
اين ما حل الأعراب حل الخراب
إذا عربت خربت

No need to say more:lol:

Like I said you are أعرابي
 
This is going waaaaay too far.

I don't believe it's deliberate, as it doesn't make any sense for the Iranian government or an Iranian nationalist to kill Pilgrims or Tourists, as it will negatively affect Iranian reputation and business.

RIP to the dead.

Good job for the Iranian government for its handling of the victims and their families.
 
Our deepest and heartiest condolences.

May they rest in the heaven

The bodies were authorized to be buried near Imam Reza (alaih salam) shrine

An honor and a privilege that no ordinary Iranian has
 
Families to sue over Iran deaths
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In this file photo, an Iranian police stands guard outside the Saudi embassy in Tehran. (AFP)
ARAB NEWS

Published — Saturday 13 June 2015

Last update 13 June 2015 1:22 am

QATIF: The Saudi Consulate in Iran plans to launch lawsuits on Sunday seeking compensation for the deaths and injuries suffered by citizens from inhaling poisonous insecticide in a hotel in Iran earlier this week.
Four children died and 36 were injured by the chemical phosphine apparently used during the fumigation of the hotel in Mashhad, in the northwest of the country.
Abdullah Yahya Al-Hamrani, Saudi deputy consul in Iran, said that the families of the victims had asked the consulate to handle their legal affairs, which would include seeking blood money and other compensation.
Al-Hamrani said the consulate has already been able to get agreements on compensation for five Saudi citizens. These were concluded through diplomatic channels, he said.
Al-Hamrani said the families wanted their children buried at a graveyard in Mashhad.
Deema Al-Fakher, 13, her brother Hassan Abdulghani, three, Haidar Ali Qassim Al-Marhoon, five, and six-month-old Hassan Ali Al-Awami, were buried on Thursday next to Imam Ali bin Musa Al-Ridha. Hundreds of Saudi and Iranian citizens attended the burial.
Sheikh Hassan Al-Sammar from Saudi Arabia led the funeral prayers. Family and friends of the deceased were invited to a hall at the Imam Al-Ridha Mosque complex, where they received condolences from the public.
The Saudi families claimed that the chemical had reached their rooms through the air-conditioning system last Sunday.
They had complained to the hotel management about a foul smell in their rooms but were initially told it was an odor coming from the hotel kitchen.

Tests later showed that the chemical was present in their bodies. The hotel’s manager and four workers were subsequently arrested.
The Iranian authorities have said there may be a possibility that the Saudis were deliberately poisoned, but that an investigation was under way to determine this.
Osama Nugali, head of media at the Foreign Ministry, said that Iranian ambassador in Riyadh, Hussein Sadiqi, was asked to cooperate with the Saudi Embassy in Tehran and the consulate in Mashhad to help the victims.

Families to sue over Iran deaths | Arab News

I wonder what penalty (if any) those criminals will receive for killing 4 innocent children, among them 1 infant. In any case a tragic event that occurred in the middle of a ugly proxy war.
 
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Not to every single incident, but it shows what the relation was like back then and what it is like today. No big difference still, so it is fair to assume that Persians can do such acts deliberately because we have never quit our mutual animosity.

It's fair?!!! o_O
as it seems I gotta insist on my point:

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Families to sue over Iran deaths
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In this file photo, an Iranian police stands guard outside the Saudi embassy in Tehran. (AFP)
ARAB NEWS

Published — Saturday 13 June 2015

Last update 13 June 2015 1:22 am

QATIF: The Saudi Consulate in Iran plans to launch lawsuits on Sunday seeking compensation for the deaths and injuries suffered by citizens from inhaling poisonous insecticide in a hotel in Iran earlier this week.
Four children died and 36 were injured by the chemical phosphine apparently used during the fumigation of the hotel in Mashhad, in the northwest of the country.
Abdullah Yahya Al-Hamrani, Saudi deputy consul in Iran, said that the families of the victims had asked the consulate to handle their legal affairs, which would include seeking blood money and other compensation.
Al-Hamrani said the consulate has already been able to get agreements on compensation for five Saudi citizens. These were concluded through diplomatic channels, he said.
Al-Hamrani said the families wanted their children buried at a graveyard in Mashhad.
Deema Al-Fakher, 13, her brother Hassan Abdulghani, three, Haidar Ali Qassim Al-Marhoon, five, and six-month-old Hassan Ali Al-Awami, were buried on Thursday next to Imam Ali bin Musa Al-Ridha. Hundreds of Saudi and Iranian citizens attended the burial.
Sheikh Hassan Al-Sammar from Saudi Arabia led the funeral prayers. Family and friends of the deceased were invited to a hall at the Imam Al-Ridha Mosque complex, where they received condolences from the public.
The Saudi families claimed that the chemical had reached their rooms through the air-conditioning system last Sunday.
They had complained to the hotel management about a foul smell in their rooms but were initially told it was an odor coming from the hotel kitchen.

Tests later showed that the chemical was present in their bodies. The hotel’s manager and four workers were subsequently arrested.
The Iranian authorities have said there may be a possibility that the Saudis were deliberately poisoned, but that an investigation was under way to determine this.
Osama Nugali, head of media at the Foreign Ministry, said that Iranian ambassador in Riyadh, Hussein Sadiqi, was asked to cooperate with the Saudi Embassy in Tehran and the consulate in Mashhad to help the victims.

Families to sue over Iran deaths | Arab News

I wonder what penalty (if any) those criminals will receive for killing 4 innocent children, among them 1 infant. In any case a tragic event that occurred in the middle of a ugly proxy war.

If it is proved that it has been deliberate, they will be hanged, which I doubt it to happen.
Other wise, they will need to pay Diyya and spend 1-3 years in jail.
 
If it is proved that it has been deliberate, they will be hanged, which I doubt it to happen.
Other wise, they will need to pay Diyya and spend 1-3 years in jail.

I don't know what will happen but Saudi Arabian and Arab citizens in general should avoid traveling to Iran. Likewise Iranians should not travel to any Arab country.

I have no fantasy to believe that anyone would do such a thing deliberately but considering the atmosphere and proxy war I would not rule it out that foul play was involved completely.
 
We all miss you Nouri Al Saeed Pasha.

طبت حيًا وميتًا يا أبا صباح

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Don't get me wrong, I am not against mutual dislike. I am just trying to explain what is going on. It is better for us to keep distance from each other - and ensure that no re-connection will likely to ever occur. Look at the Arabs' relations with Armenia or Georgia, there is almost zero problem despite the geographical distance not being that great. Why? b/c there is also zero connection between them. The same goes with Azerbaijan (despite being majority nominal Shia). I guarantee you that the vast majority of Arabs know next to nothing about the state of Azerbaijan or its people. Why again? b/c there is no current mutual relations at all (except formal diplomatic relations). They kept themselves to themselves and this is more than perfect.

؟شفت هیدا الفیدیو
خلینا نشوف کیف بتحس بهیده
خیلنا انشوف کیف الانصاف عندک یا اخی الکریم


I don't know what will happen but Saudi Arabian and Arab citizens in general should avoid traveling to Iran. Likewise Iranians should not travel to any Arab country.

I have no fantasy to believe that anyone would do such a thing deliberately but considering the atmosphere and proxy war I would not rule it out that foul play was involved completely.
ما عندک المعلومه او عم تحکی هیک عن جد؟ کل العرب اللی بینزلوا علی ایران او مشهد خاصه هم شیعه المحبون للایرانیین...ما عندهم ای تعلق بفکرکم الاثنیه و المذهبیه الفاسده.... انا شخصیا کنت هناک به مشهد قبل یومین و شفتهم فرحانین بالشوارع
یضحکون و ماشیین فی الاسواق و الشوارع و به ایدن بوضه فارسیه.... کفاک هذه الفکر الفاسد اللی عملوک المصدر لسخریه بین الجمیع

Don't you know the nature of Arab tourists in Mashhad or you just pretend not knowing it!?

There are hundreds of thousands of Shia Arabs coming to Iran every year and they love it to be there... Their numbers are so high that you can't find any vacant room available in Mashhad... Although recently there is a new wave of Arab Sunnis who come to Iran to go to Caspian sea shores and jungles.... I have one advice for you... whether you like it or not...these numbers will increase in millions as more hotels opens... You have two options...either to deal with your rage and Hasad as nobody listens to you becoz you,re no body to tell shia not to go to Iran, or just be happy ignoring it despite your desire...the second option would help your heart too... don't stress yourself... it is not good for your health....
 
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This is going waaaaay too far.

I don't believe it's deliberate, as it doesn't make any sense for the Iranian government or an Iranian nationalist to kill Pilgrims or Tourists, as it will negatively affect Iranian reputation and business.

RIP to the dead.

Good job for the Iranian government for its handling of the victims and their families.
ما احلی لما نشوف انصاف و العقل
 
I don't know what will happen but Saudi Arabian and Arab citizens in general should avoid traveling to Iran. Likewise Iranians should not travel to any Arab country..

Oh man, I wanted to go to Dubai next week with my wife & baby to meet my family for a few days. Should I cancel?

Come on, dude. There is so much movements between Iran & Arab countries, lots of back and forth, and lots of mixed ancestries.

If this was deliberate, then it was from groups that are trying to fan the hate between the two countries. The government won't do something to stop the Saudi shias to come to Iran, it would be people like Daesh that were bombing the Shia mosques in Saudi, to increase hate.

To reduce hate is to have MORE interactions between neighbors, not less.
 

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