Unity and solidarity are the necessity of the Islamic Ummah today
The Friday Prayer Leader of Minudasht said: "Maintaining unity, cohesion, and solidarity, and avoiding discord and division, is a necessity for the Islamic world today."
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According to Taghrib News Agency (TNA), Hujjat al-Islam "Jalil Damavandi," in his Friday sermon in Minudasht, referring to the importance of unity and solidarity at this sensitive juncture, stated: "One of the manifestations of piety is unity and solidarity, avoiding differences, and refraining from marginalization. Pious individuals always step on the path of unity and national cohesion and invite others to unity and solidarity as well."
Hujjat al-Islam Damavandi, referring to the powerful developments in the region, praised the victories of the Resistance Axis and the unparalleled role of forces such as the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), the Quds Force, Yemen's Ansarullah, and the great nations of Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen, and said: "We have become the masters of the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. America, which claimed to be a superpower, has today been humiliated, and we observe its weeping, wailing, and sorrow. By God's grace, we have achieved many conquests."
He continued: "The resistance of the Iranian nation is valuable. As the martyred Imam said, God guaranteed the victory of the Iranian nation. The divine verses were fulfilled, and God guided our steps and actions – this is unseen divine assistance."
The Friday Prayer Leader of Minudasht considered peace and compromise with the enemy detrimental to the Islamic Ummah, and said: "Imam Hussein (AS) never sought peace. We too, following the example of Imam Hussein (AS), will never make peace with those who seek to disintegrate Iran, who took from us the best leader, the best commanders of the armed forces, the students of Minab, and innocent people, who showed no mercy to mosques, Hussainiyas, and the Holy Quran, who attacked a wedding ceremony, and who are now seeking to assassinate our living and present Imam."
He added: "We will never submit to the oppressors who seek to eliminate Islam, and we will preserve unity and solidarity through resistance and presence on the scene."
According to him, there are two paths to end the war. One path is surrender – but at what price? Like Mohamed Morsi, Gaddafi, and Bashar al-Assad, who surrendered, greeted America, and ultimately their governments fell. The second path is resistance and fighting the enemies. As the martyred Imam said, you must fight the enemies; when you reach the peak, the wars will end. Therefore, we must consolidate this resistance by expelling America from the region and completely eliminating the Zionist regime.