Dear Hojjatoleslam and Muslims Mr. Haj Mohammad Ali Ahangari (Ahangaran), greetings to you.

However, as a young educated person in the seminary and university, belonging to the Ahangari family and raised by my paternal grandfather and ancestors, who were among the respected and elite figures of their time in Khuzestan, especially in Ahvaz, it is expected that in issuing a public tweet like this, of course, if this is truly your personal opinion, you would also consider the surrounding circumstances.

Although the Constitution may be silent or subject to various interpretations regarding individuals of non-Iranian origin (even if citizenship is granted), and it is hypothetically possible for the Assembly of Experts at the time to give such a vote and elect the individual you have in mind, the extraordinary powers of the Leader and Commander-in-Chief have nuances and specifics that the Iranian society, armed forces, judges, clerics, and seminaries will never accept under such leadership, whoever it may be.

Unless we reduce the leadership to the level of religious authority, akin to the transfer of full authority from Qom to Najaf and other religious centers.

For much, much smaller examples, from his father and his friends, the memories of a Pakistani-origin cleric's judgment or another individual who has now been appointed to a high position in the country (I won’t elaborate further on this now), and I have previously written about this in Abdi Media, and you can inquire about its repercussions in Khuzestan.

Many also do not believe in managing the country in the style and method you referenced or prefer, and they envision the country’s future differently and fundamentally consider religious leadership to be ineffective, holding a different opinion, which is not the subject of my current discussion. I merely addressed the context of your note and your perspective within your circle of like-minded individuals.

Best of luck.