The advisor for women affairs of the president of the Islamic Azad University said, “Movements are won in which, in addition to the determination of their leaders, there are women who support the resistance. Women play an important role in sustaining resistance movement.”

A Syrian university professor said, “Lady Zahra (a.s.) is the best role model for women and they should follow her.”

The director of Beit Al-Zahra (a.s.) in Istanbul said, “Lady Zahra’s (a.s.) relationship with the Quran, and her determination to practice the Quran, is instructive for us. Before her, no woman was a pioneer in practicing the Quran. Lady Zahra (a.s.) acted on every verse that was revealed to the Prophet (p.b.u.h).”

An activist woman in Imam Ali (a.s.) center of Switzerland said, “Lady Zahra (a.s.) established a perfect balance between religion and the material world and became a role model for our lives.”

Senegalese cultural-religious activist in women affairs said, “Lady Zahra (a.s.) has virtues that make Muslim women follow her. The birth of this noble lady is an important historical event.”

The Lebanese Hezbollah’s head of women’s affairs said, “In the new stage that we are facing, we Muslim women must pay attention to the challenges that surround society, and to the exceptional role we play due to our relationship with Lady Zahra (a.s.).”

The head of the Mesbah Al-Huda Institute in Britain said, “The greatest Ulsms, scholars, preachers and even motivational speakers cannot describe the position of Lady Fatima (a.s.).”

A member of the European Assembly of Women Followers of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) said, “Today, there is a decision to legislate against veiled female athletes in France, and I do not know how this will end.”