Sunni Friday Prayer Leader in an interview with TNA:
The martyrdom of religious scholars makes the Islamic Ummah more cohesive and the enemy more despairing
Mamosta Mokhtar Faraji, the Friday Prayer Leader of the Grand Mosque of Sanandaj, while expressing deep sorrow over the martyrdom of a Kurdish Sunni scholar in Piranshahr county, emphasized that martyrdom is the path of the men of God, and the blood of the martyrs awakens the mujahideen and steels their resolve.
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He stated that enemies, with any conspiracy or utterance, cannot extinguish the light of God.
Mamosta Mokhtar Faraji, the Friday Prayer Leader of the Grand Mosque of Sanandaj, in an interview with the Taghrib News Agency (TNA), while condemning the martyrdom of a Sunni scholar in the Kurdistan region and Piranshahr county, stated: "Truly, upon hearing the news of the martyrdom of this scholar, our hearts were filled with grief and sorrow. Martyrdom is the path of the men of God, and the blood of the martyrs awakens the mujahideen and makes their resolve firmer to continue the path of truth."
Citing the noble verse "And never think of those who have been killed in the way of God as dead. Rather, they are alive with their Lord, receiving provision," he added: "One who drinks the cup of martyrdom in the path of God is not dead; rather, he is alive and eternal and receives sustenance from his Lord. The enemy wants to extinguish the light of God, but it certainly will not be able to."
The Friday Prayer Leader of the Grand Mosque of Sanandaj continued: "God wants to complete and perfect His religion, and the martyrdom of the men of God unites and solidifies Muslims, purifies intentions, and if the mujahideen have the slightest doubt or uncertainty in their path, martyrdom transforms it into certainty. The enemy does not hide its rage and malice, as the Quran says: 'Hatred has already appeared from their mouths, but what their breasts conceal is greater.' This malice remains in their hearts as long as they live."
He noted: "The martyrdom of the men of God is an honor, and this honor shows the dynamism of the Islamic Ummah and the steadfastness of God's path. The enemies will regret their actions and will not achieve anything. The mujahideen in the path of God are tireless, and martyrdom in the path of God is neither the first nor the last. As long as truth and falsehood exist and injustice exists in society, this confrontation continues, and the mujahideen must be prepared for martyrdom, and no fear or apprehension should overcome them, and they should not fear those who blame them."
In conclusion, Mamosta Faraji, offering condolences on the martyrdom of this righteous scholar to all Muslims of the world, especially the Muslims of Islamic Iran, the people of Kurdistan, Shia and Sunni, said: "I hope that Almighty God, through the blood of these mujahideen and martyrs, keeps the tree of Islam more robust, more watered, and more sustainable."
