‘Ayatollah’ Ali Sistani
Fasting is Mustahab on every day of the year except those on which it is haram or makruh to observe a fast. Some of them which have been strongly recommended, are mentioned here:
(i) The first and last Thursday of every month […]. (ii) 13th, 14th, and 15th day of every month. (iii) On all days of Rajab and Shaban […] (iv) The day of eid Nawroz […]
Reference: https://www.al-islam.org/islamic-laws-ayatullah-ali-al-husayni-al-sistani/fasting-part-ii-ii#1757
Notice how the zindiq Sistani literally referred to Nowruz as an eid!
‘Ayatollah’ Abul-Qasim Khoie (chain-smoker and Sistani’s student)
Translation:
Question: In regards to what has been narrated about the day of Nowruz, its virtues, and its rituals… Is it possible to rely on it?
Answer: There is no harm in performing the aforementioned rituals, and God knows best.
‘Ayatollah’ Sadiq Shirazi
‘Ayatollah’ Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini wrote in his ‘Tahrir al-Wasilah’ under the chapter of mustahab (recommended) fastings:
…
12. The eid of Nowruz.
13. The first and third of Muharram.Reference: Tahrir al-Wasilah by R. Khomeini, p.276 (Arabic)
‘Ayatollah’ Ali Khamenei
Shia cleric (and ‘professor’ at the Hawzah of Qom) Ali Akbar Mahdipour
Mahdipoour claims that:
- Ghadir Khumm was on “the great day of Nowruz”!
- Reliable Shia hadiths state that Ali’s divine authority (‘Wilayah’) was declared on Nowruz!
- The Shia Mahdi will emerge on the “holy day” (!) of Nowruz and hang the Dajjal in the city of Kufa
- The Ahl al-Bayt said they look forward (!) to every Nowruz for the emergence of the Mahdi!
- The Ahlul-Bayt said that the Arabs have neglected the Eid (!) of Nowruz while the Persians have safeguarded it!
- Nowruz is not just a cultural and national holiday but rather an actual religious eid to the Shia!
‘Chapter: The mustahabb (recommended) prayer (!) of Nowruz, ghusl, fasting, putting on the best of clothes […]’
‘Ayatollah’ Fazel Hosseini Milani cites Hurr Amili’s (a contemporary of Majlisi) Wasa’il al-Shia, in which he filled an entire chapter with narrations in support of Nowruz as a day of Eid and worship. The marked part in red translates as:
‘Chapter: The mustahabb (recommended) prayer (!) of Nowruz, ghusl, fasting, putting on the best of clothes […]’
Despite all the damning evidence, you will still encounter Shias who are either totally oblivious to how sacred Majoosi Nowruz is in their sect or who know it and conceal it out of embarrassment.
May Allah guide the bamboozled Shia to the truth.