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Azeri Religious Leader Tells Karekin II to Blame Armenians

by Contributor
August 11, 2014
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Catholicos Karenik II with Sheikh ul-Islam Allahshukur Pashazade, when the two met at a summit in 2010

BAKU (APA)—Chairman of the Caucasus Muslims Board, Sheikh ul-Islam Allahshukur Pashazadeh has responded to an appeal by Catholicos of All Armenians, His Holiness Karekin II to stop the recent escalation of violence in the Artsakh conflict zone. The CMB told APA that Allahshukur Pashazadeh’s letter reads as follows:

“We got acquainted with your letter on the escalating tension on the contact line in Azerbaijan’s occupied territories and on the Azerbaijan-Armenia border.

“We totally share your concern over this pressing situation which brought about the death of servicemen and violation of the lives of civilians living along the bordering areas. But with a heavy heart, I have to tell you that all these acts of sabotage and shootouts are happening in Azerbaijani territories.

“Azerbaijani servicemen as well as our civilians suffer losses and fatal injuries as a result of ceasefire violation by Armenian troops.

“With a heavy heart, we inform you that Armenian servicemen have seriously injured three children in Azerbaijani villages in recent days. Encroaching on human life which is gifted by God is undoubtedly a major sin. Therefore, not only these acts of sabotage, but also the long-term war and territorial conflict need to be halted. By the will of the Almighty Creator, Armenian politicians need to finally hold on to a constructive position and show the necessary will towards this to establish fair and durable peace between our peoples who used to be neighbors.”

Such an approach conforms to the interests of the Armenian nation. Our people unambiguously support the restoration of peace, good-neighborly relations, as well as the international law in the region. Thus, Armenia must withdraw its troops from the occupied territories of Azerbaijan, refugees and internally displaced persons must return to their lands. Only in this case, the tension between the two countries would be eliminated and the long-awaited lasting peace would be established.

“The Azerbaijani people have been patiently waiting for the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict for more than 20 years. Unfortunately, Azerbaijan’s calls for peace haven’t been heard by Armenia yet. The Armenian troops not only continue the occupation, but also systematic violation of the ceasefire and killing civilians. We urge you to influence the Armenian authorities for withdrawing their troops from the Azerbaijani territories and taking sound position in the peace talks in order to restore peace and confidence between the Azerbaijani and Armenian peoples. Today, we pray Almighty God to establish lasting peace and stability in the region and hope that our peoples will benefit from the peaceful initiatives of religious leaders.”

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Comments 7

  1. Zareh says:
    8 years ago

    blah, blah, blah.

    Reply
  2. Artiv says:
    8 years ago

    There is nothing spiritual in this piece of trash.

    Reply
  3. GB says:
    8 years ago

    Armenian Catholicos, should have never lower himself, and communicate with this corrupted Tatar-Turk, Sheikh!

    Reply
  4. Areg says:
    8 years ago

    These lands were the gift of Almighty God to the Armenians. These lands belong to the Armenians.

    Reply
  5. Ruby Minas says:
    8 years ago

    Why would Karekin II do such an stupid thing to write to an another stupid person, the CMB. It is obvious he won’t take the side of Armenians, if Karekin II had some self respect would not take this step pulling all Armenians down with him, I am so ashamed that we have such an unapt person as our religious head.
    What do we expect from a man who was appointed by the Armenia’s famous butcher, the number one criminal peasant, Robert Kocharyan.
    May God help Armenia.

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  6. joe says:
    8 years ago

    As an Armenian I don’t trust our clergy especially to handle political situations. It was our clergy leadership that told the Armenian community to no fight Turks right before or people were slaughtered in 1915. Instead they should rightfully claim the these lands as historically Armenian lands and state that these will never go back to the Azeri side.

    Also never a mention of the 1k year old grave stones destroyed by the garbage Azeri’s? Our clergy are useless. Stick to church service’s please.

    Reply
  7. eastofwest says:
    8 years ago

    Who are you trying to reason with, Karekin? Shame on you.

    Reply

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