followers of religions, intellectuals around the world support for Leader of Islamic Revolution

A group of leaders and followers of divine religions, independent thinkers, and free people of the world, in a joint movement, emphasized the necessity of paying attention to ethical and civilizational models in the management of contemporary societies, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).

By referring to the role played by influential figures in the world's intellectual and social developments, this group is trying to strengthen the dialogue-oriented perspective between religions and nations and expand the field of mutual understanding in the international arena.

The statement of a group of followers of religions and free people of the world regarding the leadership of the Islamic Republic of Iran is as follows: We, a group of followers of divine religions, independent thinkers and free people of the world from various nations and cultures, have decided to express our view on a personality whose role, beyond the boundaries of belief and politics, is worth considering in the intellectual and moral developments of the contemporary world.

Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, is among the leaders who, in a world filled with politicization, double standards, and hegemony, continue to insist on principles such as human dignity, the independence of nations, justice, and resistance to oppression.

What has caught our attention is not their religious affiliation, but their continued adherence to ethical principles, courage in decision-making, and a civilized view of the future of humanity.

In an era when many world leaders are passive or compromised by power and wealth, he represents a voice that defends the right of nations to self-determination and pursues this path with awareness of the costs. This quality is worthy of respect and reflection, even for those who do not belong to the Iranian intellectual or political system.

We believe that today's world, more than ever, needs leaders who are rooted in identity, independence of voice, and moral commitment.

From this perspective, Ayatollah Khamenei's role in strengthening the discourse of resistance against injustice and domination is an important phenomenon in the intellectual equations of the contemporary world.

This statement is an expression of our respect for a model of leadership based on human principles and historical responsibility; a model that, beyond religious and political boundaries, deserves attention, dialogue, and fair consideration at the global level.

Amon the signatories of the statement were Alexander Galievich Dugin, political thinker from Russia, Father David Smith, Anglican priest from Australia and Tushar Gandhi, writer and peace activist and grandson of Mahatma Gandhi from India.