The intellectual legacy of the martyred leader is a comprehensive model for standing against the threats of the hegemonic system

Abdul Qadir Alami, the Friday Prayer Leader of Kabul, Afghanistan, in an interview with the Taghrib News Agency (TNA), regarding the position of the discourse of resistance in regional and international equations, stated: "The hegemonic powers and some regional actors have always sought to aggress against Islamic countries, pursuing their aggressive policies from Palestine, Gaza, and Lebanon to Yemen, but they have faced the steadfastness and resistance of nations and resistance groups."

He added: "The Islamic Republic of Iran, as the axis of resistance, under the guidance of the martyred leader, played an effective role in strengthening this movement, and this approach increased the influence of resistance at the regional and global levels."

According to him, after the martyrdom of the martyred leader, the Resistance Axis has continued its path with greater cohesion and strength.

The Friday Prayer Leader of Kabul, regarding the reason for Palestine being at the center of the unity of the Islamic Ummah, also stated: "Al-Quds (Jerusalem), as the first qibla of Muslims, is under the occupation of the Zionist regime, and the Palestinian people, as the guardians of this land, deserve the full support of the Islamic world."

He emphasized that since the beginning of the victory of the Islamic Revolution, support for the Palestinian cause has become one of the fundamental principles of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and this approach continues.

In conclusion, Alami described the intellectual legacy of the martyred leader as a comprehensive model for resistance and steadfastness against the pressures and threats of the enemies and the hegemonic system, and noted: "Utilizing these ideas can further consolidate and strengthen the future of the Resistance Axis."