Islamic unity, a strategic option/ KSA behind Bahrain crisis
Top Bahraini cleric noted Islamic unity as a strategic option stressing launch of NGOs to spread the culture of solidarity in all countries.
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Sheikh Abdullah al-Daqaq, representative of Bahraini religious leader, Ayatollah Issa Qassim, in an interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA) stressed necessity of unions and non-governmental organizations in all Islamic countries to spread the culture of solidarity.
He called for involvement of renowned figures for expansion of Islamic solidarity in all countries.
The cleric hailed the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought in launching proximity unions and said,” These unions should approach Islamic unity as a necessary option for future and not a tactical measure” adding,” In that case institutions which include elites from different walks of life can confront intriguing projects like Daesh and Qaeda who have plagued the body of Islamic nation as cancerous tumors like Daesh and Qaeda.”
Representative of Bahraini prominent cleric proposed formation of an expert committee to identify renowned figures and influential non-governmental organizations in all Islamic countries to hold talks on cultural and social issues in line with expansion of the culture of proximity and Islamic unity.
The cleric also related on hurdles challenging Islamic unity and noted,” Plots by arrogant powers led by the US and Zionist regime and other western countries, who follow policy of Divide and Rule, among such issues.”
Sheikh Daqaq called some Arab and Islamic leaders as playthings for other countries and counted confrontation of some religious and social figures with Islamic unity as two issues which block realization of Islamic solidarity.
He also referred to a soft war which has targeted religious identity of Islamic communities and urged scholars and Muslim rulers to stand against enemies of Islam.
