Mohammad Baqer Kharrazi: Wadaad aan xil dowladeed hayn oo xiriir la leh qoyska Khamenei
Mohammad Baqer Kharrazi waa xoghayaha guud ee ururka 'Xisbullahda Iran' oo aan hayn xil dowladeed, wuxuuna xiriir la leeyahay qoyska Khamenei. Dhowaan wuxuu weeraray madaxweynaha Iran oo sheegay in dowladdiisu "aysan gaari doonin dhammaadka".
Taariikhda iyo Asalka Qoyska
Mohammad Baqer Kharrazi wuxuu dhashay 21-kii Luulyo 1961, wuxuuna ku dhashay Tehran, balse wuxuu ku koray Qom. Aabbihii, Mohsen Kharrazi, wuxuu ahaa macallin muddo dheer ka soo shaqeeyay mad-habta Qom, wuxuuna Tehran ku metelayay Golaha Khubarada muddadii labaad ilaa afraad.
Wuxuu waxbarasho u aaday Canada wuxuuna shahaado Master ah ka qaatay; IRNA waxay qortay 'Master of Finance and Banking' halka qayb kale ay ku sheegtay 'Master of Economics'. Wuxuu sidoo kale xiriir la leeyahay qoyska Khamenei isagoo ah seediga Massoud Khamenei.
Ehelada iyo Kiiska Nobitex
Walaalkiis Mohammad Sadeq Kharrazi wuxuu ahaa safiirka Iran ee Faransiiska wuxuuna aasaasay xisbiga dib-u-habaynta Iran. Adeerkiis Kamal Kharrazi wuxuu ahaa Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda xilligii Khatami, madaxna u ahaa Golaha Istiraatiijiyadda tan iyo 2006.
Magaca qoyska Kharrazi wuxuu ka soo muuqday kiiska Nobitex; June 2016 ayey Maraykanku cunaqabateeyay shirkadda iyo aasaasayaasheeda oo ay ku jiraan 'Mohammad Kharrazi', iyagoo sheegay in qoysku ku jiro wareegga dadka ku dhow hoggaamiyaha Sare.
Hadallada iyo Falcelinta Rasmiga ah
Kharrazi wuxuu ururkiisa ka codsaday in magaalo kasta laga abaabulo 530 qof si loo helo ciidan dhan 250,000 oo "diyaar u ah dhaqaaq". Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay in Pezeshkian uu iscasilay, laakiin xafiiska madaxweynaha ayaa ku tilmaamay "been aan sal iyo raad lahayn".
Xafiiska hoggaamiyaha Sare wuxuu beeniyay oraahdii loo nisbeeyay Mojtaba Khamenei. Kharrazi qudhiisu wuxuu yidhi Pezeshkian "Isma casili doono, xilka ayaan ka degi doonaa," isagoo markaas ku daray hadalkiisa.
Mohammad Baqer Kharrazi, general secretary of Iran's Hezbollah-linked group, has emerged as a key political voice despite holding no official government post. His close ties to the Khamenei family and recent inflammatory claims about President Pezeshkian have drawn sharp denials from Tehran's highest offices.
A Cleric with Deep Political Roots
Born on July 21, 1961, in Tehran and raised in the religious city of Qom, Kharrazi comes from a prominent clerical family. His father, Mohsen Kharrazi, was a long-serving teacher at the Qom seminary and represented Tehran in the Council of Experts for the second through fourth terms.
Kharrazi studied fiqh from his father and other teachers, and later pursued higher education in Canada, earning a master's degree listed as either 'Master of Finance and Banking' by IRNA or 'Master of Economics' by another source. From his youth, he participated in activities opposing the Pahlavi regime.
Family Ties to Iran's Supreme Leadership
Although Kharrazi himself has never held a senior government position, his family is deeply embedded in Iran's political establishment. His brother, Mohammad Sadeq Kharrazi, served as Iran's ambassador to France and later founded the Iran Renewal Party. His uncle, Kamal Kharrazi, was Foreign Minister under President Khatami and has headed the Strategic Council for Foreign Relations since 2006.
Kharrazi is the grandson of Massoud Khamenei, who rarely appears in public but is reportedly responsible for the Supreme Leader's security office and the publication of his writings. The family name also appeared in the 2016 US Treasury sanctions case against the Nobitex cryptocurrency company, which included 'Mohammad Kharrazi' as a sanctioned individual.
Controversial Claims and Official Denials
In recent days, Kharrazi made a series of inflammatory claims, including that President Masoud Pezeshkian had resigned or threatened to resign, and that Mojtaba Khamenei would accept a second resignation. He also claimed that Mohammad Baqer Zolghadr was being removed from the National Security Council and replaced by Mohsen Rezaei, and that Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi was told to stop participating in negotiations.
The President's Office dismissed Kharrazi's remarks about Pezeshkian's resignation as 'a lie without basis and meaning', while the Supreme Leader's Office denied the statement attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei. Kharrazi further claimed he would step down from his position if Pezeshkian did not resign, stating, 'Pezeshkian will not resign, I will step down from the position'.
