In an interview with Taghrib News Agency, Jamali emphasized that the gatherings and mobilization of Muslims across the globe reflect a collective movement toward solidarity, Islamic values, and support for the oppressed—particularly in light of the situation in Gaza.

“The remedy and preservation of this divine blessing lie in adhering to the Quranic command: ‘And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided.’ The Islamic world must unite and stand strong against a global order that resists the path of Islam, while inviting the world to peace.”
He noted that the Islamic world is increasingly adopting mature and appropriate positions in response to global challenges, prompting shifts in Western and American stances toward Muslim affairs.
Jamali acknowledged the efforts of international organizations promoting Islamic unity but warned that these efforts remain insufficient in the face of growing threats:
“Institutions working toward rapprochement have made valuable contributions, but the enemies’ conspiracies are also intensifying.”
He concluded by calling on scholars and intellectuals across the Muslim world to follow the example of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), whose leadership in early Islam was rooted in ethics, patience, and kindness:
“Today, the Islamic world is more dynamic than ever. Scholars must pave the way for unity by embodying the Prophet’s noble character and guiding the people with wisdom and compassion.”