Bahrain's Public Prosecution has disclosed the arrest of 41 individuals connected to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) for their efforts to propagate the ideology of the 'Guardianship of the Jurist' within the country. Authorities stated that the gang exploited mosques, religious seminaries, and public gatherings to disseminate their beliefs, which they claimed threatened Bahrain's national interests and facilitated Iranian interference in domestic affairs. The group reportedly engaged in inciting violence, committing terrorist acts, and organizing riots. They were also involved in collecting funds to finance these activities, with some money being transferred to support terrorist organizations in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon. Moreover, the gang allegedly intimidated religious scholars opposing their ideology through fatwas and intellectual coercion. Investigations have led to the seizure of their bank accounts and a large cache of publications promoting their ideology. The accused are currently undergoing interrogation, with legal representation provided, as they await trial pending further investigation.