Head of the Islamic Movement in Palestine calls for strengthening Muslims' bond with Al-Aqsa Mosque
The Head of the Islamic Movement inside the occupied territories emphasized the necessity of adhering to Islamic and Palestinian identity and strengthening the connection with Al-Aqsa Mosque, and called for the presence and movement of Muslims to this mosque as much as possible.
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Sheikh Raed Salah, the Head of the Islamic Movement inside the "Green Line," emphasized the necessity of adhering to Islamic and Palestinian identity and strengthening the connection with Al-Aqsa Mosque. {The "Green Line" refers to the territories that Israel occupied in the 1948 war.}
In his remarks, he emphasized: "The concept of Islam is based on adherence to belief, monotheism, connection to the land, history, and civilization."
Salah said: "A Muslim must 'remain steadfast on the truth' and be firm in their belief, monotheism, and loyalty to God, the Holy Prophet (PBUH), and the believers."
He also emphasized the importance of preserving Islamic, Arab, and Palestinian identity, and said: "Adherence to these principles encompasses connection to the land, history, and civilization, as well as hope for the future, and these concepts must become a way of life."
The Head of the Islamic Movement inside the Green Line further emphasized the importance of continuing the connection with Al-Aqsa Mosque and called on Muslims to head to this mosque whenever possible.
He added: "Being a Muslim does not merely mean belonging and affiliation; rather, it manifests in practical adherence to these values and concepts."
Salah emphasized that a person must live with these concepts, depart from this world with these concepts, and ultimately meet Almighty God with them.