The thought of the martyred leader was unity-centered and based on Islamic dignity
A professor at the Sunni Seminary of Golestan Province stated: "Today, it is our duty to strengthen mutual trust and avoid any incitement to division, and not allow the enemies of Islam and Iran to exploit religious and ethnic rifts to achieve their goals. In this regard, benefiting from the thoughts of the martyred leader is of special importance."
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Akhund Dr. Essam al-Din Goglan, a professor at the Sunni Seminary of Golestan Province, in an interview with the Taghrib News Agency (TNA), stated: "Holding the Islamic Unity Conference in the current sensitive conditions is an undeniable necessity and a great mission for all scholars and elites of the Islamic world."
Akhund Goglani stated: "Today, the Islamic Ummah is facing seditions, wars, differences, and complex conspiracies. In such conditions, the unity and solidarity of Muslims is not a choice, but a historical and strategic necessity – especially for our dear country Iran, which is exposed to the pressures and imposed war of colonialism, the Zionist regime, and America, and needs national cohesion and Shia-Sunni unity more than ever."
This Sunni scholar stated: "In truth, the Sunnis of Golestan Province, with their valuable history of peaceful coexistence, brotherhood, and interaction among ethnic groups and denominations, can be a clear example of Islamic unity and national cohesion. The Sunni scholars of the province have always emphasized preserving the unity, security, peace, and dignity of Islamic Iran, and believe that in the face of foreign threats, all Iranians, regardless of religion and ethnicity, are members of one body."
Dr. Goglani stated: "Today, it is also our duty to strengthen mutual trust and avoid any incitement to division, and not allow the enemies of Islam and Iran to exploit religious and ethnic rifts to achieve their goals. In this regard, benefiting from the thoughts of the martyred leader is of special importance."
He acknowledged: "The thought of the martyred leader can teach us that in the face of great threats, secondary differences should not make us neglect the main enemy and the grand interests of the Islamic Ummah. Today, Islamic Iran needs unity, insight, and national solidarity more than ever."
He continued: "Shia and Sunni, the various ethnic groups and denominations of this land, have a shared responsibility in defending the dignity, independence, and security of the country. The Unity Conference must go beyond a ceremonial meeting and become a base for strengthening Islamic brotherhood, national cohesion, and intellectual and cultural confrontation with divisive currents."
In conclusion, he emphasized: "It is hoped that by benefiting from the thoughts of the great figures and the martyrs of the field of unity, we will witness the further consolidation of Shia-Sunni unity, the authority of Islamic Iran, and the honor of the great Islamic Ummah."
