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CMV: Given that no ayatollahs or imams or Islamic scholars have come out as condemning what is going on in Iran, it is reasonable to assume that the events in Iran are representative of Islam

I have seen many anonymous Muslims online claiming that the actions undertaken by the Islamic Republic of Iran are not Islamic. 

There are different ways to determine what is Islamic and what is not. One way is to read the Quran and decide. I don't think this is a real option for atheists or other non-Muslims. If you don't believe in anything written in the Quran, this is going to color your perception of it, probably negatively. For example, I personally believe that the Quran does agree with what's happening in Iran, and this is one of the reasons why I am not Muslim. However, someone who is similar to me in most ways (in terms of political leanings and worldview etc) except that they are Muslim, will say the Quran does not agree. 

There are also many Muslims who say the Quran DOES agree with the various acts done by the Iranian government that are too vile for me to even repeat. An example of such Muslims are Ayatollah Khamenei, a well studied Islamic scholar. There are many other Islamic scholars supporting the regime. I haven't seen any speaking out against it. (I will award deltas if anyone finds a confirmed Islamic scholar actually condemning the regime). 

As an analogy, consider the doctors out there who are saying the COVID vaccine doesn't work. Some of these are real MD doctors. In the real world, many MD doctors have come out to speak against this and have made it their campaign to make it clear the vaccines are safe. If there were more MDs saying it's unsafe than safe, all of us would assume it's unsafe (or so I hope anyway). But the situation in this scenario is even worse than that. It would be like if there were only laypeople who have an interest in health but no formal education of any kind coming out and saying the vaccines are safe, while MDs are either silent on the issue or are saying vaccines are unsafe. We would ignore the laypeople who are coming out saying they've "done their own research" in favour of the expert, so why are we listening to lay Muslims that have "done their research" despite Islamic scholars saying something else?
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Someone else can explain the “blame all for one” issue. But I’ll add you’re asking “Islamic scholars — professors and interpreters — and preachers — to condemn how one government that adheres by its definition of the minority sect’s view of Islam enforces its criminal laws. Shiite Islam is massive, but Shia and Sunni Muslims highly distrust each other’s interpretations of scripture and history. They do not even agree who succeeded Muhammad. Shia Islamic national law isn’t isolated to Iran. How can you pin a religious police force’s execution of a law in one country on more than a billion Muslims.