A member of the Assembly of Experts of the Leadership stated: "God willing, the Islamic Ummah, by holding fast to the Rope of Allah (Habl Allah), moving on the path of allegiance to Imam Ali (AS), and avoiding poor judgment, deviations, and issues that harm the unity and solidarity of Muslims, will honor Ghadir as a great day in Islam and act upon ...

A member of the Assembly of Experts of the Leadership stated: "What is important is the centrality of the pure Imams (AS), and especially the person of the Commander of the Faithful, Ali (AS), as the axis of unity. Unity is tied to Imam Ali (AS) and Ghadir. One cannot have unity while following Imam Ali (AS) and his progeny remains on the margins. ...

The holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS), eighth Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) has prepared to commemorate Eid al-Ghadir which marks the event during which Imam Ali was declared as first Shia Imam.

Mawlawi Jamshidi, commemorating the days of the Ghadir event, described Imam Ali (AS) as one of the most prominent figures in Islamic history and emphasized: "Re-examining the conduct and character of the Commander of the Faithful (AS) can pave the way for strengthening justice, brotherhood, and empathy in Islamic society."

Hojjat al Islam Abedin Rostami, referring to the unique stature of Imam Ali (AS) in Islamic history, described him as the symbol of justice, piety, patience, and true manliness. He emphasized that the Alawite way of life remains an eternal model for the reform of both individuals and society.