Bahrain Mirror: Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Said Al-Aradi did not rule out that there is suspicion surrounding the fact that the microphone fell off his clothes while he was participating in a talk show on Bahrain TV. The Sheikh posted on his twitter account: "Indeed, there is something suspicious about the microphone falling to the ground" adding that "it's strange how it fell. This needs to be reflected upon. However, it is not allowed to be suspicious of others." Al-Aradi also stressed that "we must have good thoughts about the intentions behind any Muslim's actions."

حقيقه قصة المايك هاذي على ما يقولون فيها إن. .غريبه شلون سقط. .حقيقه مورد تأمل. .ولا يجوز سوء الظن بأحد. .ولكن نحمل فعل المسلم على الصحة

— سماحة الشيخ العرادي (@ShaikhAlaradi) July 25, 2015

A video displaying a segment of a talk show about the campaign which the Bahraini Ministry of Interior called for against what it described as "Iranian interference" which was aired on Bahrain TV on Friday (July 24, 2015) showed how Sheikh Mohammad Said Al-Aradi's microphone was snatched off his clothes.

The presenter asked Al-Aradi whether Iran is interfering in Bahraini affairs or not and wanted the Sheikh to give a yes or no answer, as the answer according to the presenter does not need to take 3 minutes, which was the time Al-Aradi spent talking before he was interrupted by the presenter. In his response, Al-Aradi said: "Allah the Almighty says: ‘So announce the good news to My servants,-Those who listen to the Word, and follow the best (meaning) in it'. Just give me me one word (from the speech of the Supreme Leader of the Iranian Revolution Sayyed Ali Khamenei). Tell me what he said and I will judge."

Al-Aradi; however, was surprised when they snatched the microphone off his clothes and said: "The microphone fell down" before he started searching for it under the table in vain, and then the show ended.

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