​​​​​​​Quoting Qur’an 8:46 — “Obey God and His Messenger, and do not dispute, lest you lose courage” — Omari said unity is a divine command and the foundation of strength for the Ummah.

He stressed that those who live together in mutual respect, uphold faith in God and His Prophet, and maintain solidarity will inevitably face challenges, but patience will lead them to victory.
He argued that despite the Muslim world’s large population, its problems persist because of internal divisions. “Every day,” he said, “the unbelieving Jews shed Muslim blood in various parts of the world, sparing neither children, women, nor men, because they exploit our disunity.”
Omari added that the enemies of Islam — whom he identified as Jews and Christians in this context — fear Muslim unity because they are worldly in outlook and lack belief in the afterlife. He said that if Muslims obeyed God and His Messenger and acted as a single hand, no external power could violate their lands or kill their people.
He concluded that a united Islamic world would control its own future, noting that resistance is not only against Israel but against the broader global order that supports it. Without backing from global powers, he said, Israel could not act alone.