Islamic Awakening without Hajj and unity will lead to chaos
The Secretary of the Assembly of Academic and Seminary Elites of Golestan Province wrote: "In analyzing the developments of the Islamic world, three fundamental pillars can be called the 'Golden Triangle of Islamic Awakening': Hajj, unity, and awakening.
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The experience of recent decades has shown that whenever these three elements have come together, the Islamic Ummah has achieved dignity and authority, and whenever one of them has been removed or weakened, awakening movements have either been led astray or have resulted in chaos and civil wars."
According to the Taghrib News Agency, Mohammad Reza Bahrami, in a note titled "Islamic Awakening without Hajj and unity will lead to chaos," has addressed the high potential of three key pillars of Islam—Hajj, unity, and Islamic awakening—in the development and convergence of Muslims. The full text follows:
Hajj is not merely a ritual act of worship; it is the largest annual gathering of Muslims with all their diversity of sects and nationalities. Hajj is a practical exercise in unity, equality, discipline, and empathy. Whoever separates Hajj from Islamic awakening has, in effect, removed the main structure of solidarity in the Islamic world.
Unity does not mean ignoring differences, but rather convergence on commonalities (especially the axis of resistance against arrogance and Zionism). Without this unity, any awakening movement can easily become a toy in the hands of regional and extra-regional powers.
Awakening without the two wings of Hajj and unity degenerates into violent and fruitless uprisings. The bitter examples of countries that, after the so-called Arab Spring developments, fell into chaos, tribal warfare, and the presence of takfiri terrorism are evidence of this claim.
The strategic point is this: The enemy fears the connection of this golden triangle more than long-range missiles. Because missiles can be contained through sanctions and technological warfare, but a united, aware, and cohesive Ummah in the shadow of Hajj and unity is the strategic red line of the enemies.
Therefore, I emphasize: Any attempt to weaken Hajj (through securitized politicization or restrictions in Hijaz), any fomenting of religious differences, and any instillation of despair in awakening movements are precisely in line with the enemy's project to break this golden triangle.
A specific suggestion: Academic and seminary elites, media of the Islamic world, and popular institutions must simultaneously pursue the three axes of "Hajj," "unity," and "awakening" in all their analyses and actions. Whenever these three sides are together, the enemy will be in a state of terror and retreat.
