Enemies make the best of the differences from the diversity of denominations, languages or ethnicities to disperse Muslims and dominate them.

The cleric called unity as one of the most basic issues in the world of Islam so powerful that no weaponry or military facility could confront that.
 
Speaking at the virtual section of the 39^th Islamic Unity Conference, Davood Belkafe warned against division as one of the strategies for the enemies to damage the Muslim world, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
 
He warned,” Enemies make the best of the differences from the diversity of denominations, languages or ethnicities to disperse Muslims and dominate them.”
 
The Muslim scholar referred to establishment of fraternity deals as one of the strategies that the Prophet of Islam used to boost the ties among Muslims in the early days of Islam.
 
The Iranian cleric also highlighted the fraternal ties among Muslims in Golestan province said plans for boosting Islamic unity is solidified in the nation
 
According to the cleric,” Unity of Islamic nations is meant to promote coexistence, feeling of security, support each other in commonalities and respect each other in differences.”
 
“No logic could admit the justifications the Israeli regime for all crimes they commit in Gaza where they kill the starving people under the pretext that members of the Hamas resistance movement are among the aid seekers. Such pretexts are absurd and the world is witness to this absurdity”, he said.
 
He called on the Muslims to get closer to each other more than ever and materialize the unified Islamic nation where Muslims live in coexistence and stand against enemies particularly world arrogant powers and its thug regime, Zionist Israel.
 
The remarks by the scholar came in the virtual section of the 39^th Islamic Unity Conference. Hundreds of Shia and Sunni clerics are set to attend the event in person.
 
With the theme “1500^th birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and Islamic Ummah”, hundreds of Muslim elites and intellectuals attend the in-person section of the event on September 8-10, 2025.