The Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Urmia identified the absence of a strong Islamic union as the main factor in the vulnerability of the Islamic world against enemies, and emphasized the necessity of forming a union similar to the European Union among Islamic countries.

The Friday Prayer Leader of Baneh Vareh, emphasizing that unity cannot be limited to a purely jurisprudential matter, said: "Today, unity is a rational and logical issue, because unity among Muslims itself is the foundation of the authority of the Islamic world in the contemporary era."

The head of the Consultative Council of Islamic Organizations of Malaysia, elaborating on the position of resistance and confronting domination in the thought of the martyred leader, emphasized that strengthening the Resistance Front can increase the capacity of regional societies to confront external domination and determine their own political destiny....

The Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Asadieh stated: "Islamic countries, through unity and solidarity, must elevate the dignity of Muslims and distance themselves from the enemies of the Islamic Ummah, especially the Westerners and America, who do not wish to see the growth and flourishing of Muslims."

The Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Birjand stated: "The society of Islamic Iran, composed of thoughtful, committed, and energetic youth, can act very powerfully in achieving its goals. The guidance and leadership of religious scholars can pave this path for the future generations of this land."

A member of the Supreme Council of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought stated: "The fact that a large population in Iran, Palestine, Lebanon, and elsewhere – including innocent women and children – are easily being killed under the bombs and brutal American-Zionist attacks, while Islamic countries remain silent, is unacceptable....

A member of the Supreme Council of the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought stated: "In light of the wise guidance left to us by the martyred leader, we must guide Islamic nations towards unity and rapprochement, keep Islamic society away from division and discord, and, using the platforms available to them, put into practice the ...

Akhund Kamali stated: "The methods of global arrogance have changed, aiming to create differences and divisions among the Islamic Ummah and its denominations through the use of sanctions and economic pressure, war, and media space, instilling these into the Islamic Ummah."

A professor at the Seminary of Simin Shahr, Gomishan County, said: "Islamic unity and cohesion are among the most strategic ideals of the Islamic world."

The interim Friday Prayer Leader of Qushchi, referring to the challenges of the unity of the Islamic Ummah, said: "These challenges include the lack of unity among the world's scholars around the axis of defending the Islamic entity, namely Palestine, and resistance against the enemies."

The secretary of the "Omna' al-Rusul" scientific congress, emphasizing the necessity of strengthening communication among scholars and elites of the Islamic world, said: "The formation of a cohesive scientific and intellectual network among Muslim elites is a strategic necessity."

The Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Chabahar, emphasizing the necessity of preserving unity among Muslims, said: "Strengthening brotherhood between Shia and Sunni and relying on religious commonalities is the most important way to confront division and the conspiracies of the enemies."

The former Friday Prayer Leader of Zanjan stated: "We must wear the mantle of compassion and support for the Islamic system and the Guardianship of the Jurist. What is needed today is insight, vigilance, and awareness."

A professor of advanced levels at the seminary stated: "The human world and Islam need realities and are thirsty for arriving at the correct truths, because a haze of ambiguity has been created to distance nations from the reality of the world and from true and spiritual religious teachings."

A Sunni scholar from Fars emphasized: "Another duty of journalists and the media is to manage dialogue between denominations and religions. In fact, by creating discourse and conveying the words and news of the great figures of Islam, they can play an effective role in this meaningful connection."

The Chairman of the Pakistani Senate, referring to the historical and deep relations between Tehran and Islamabad, described the widespread presence of foreign delegations at the funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution as a sign of Iran's international standing, and said: "The solidarity of the Iranian nation during difficult ...

The head of the Syrian Council of Scholars of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS) School of Thought, stating that the martyrdom of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution (RA) was not merely a loss for the Islamic Republic of Iran, but that the Islamic world, resistance movements, and all the free people of the world have been bereaved, said: "With his precise understanding ...

A faculty member of Ishraq University of Herat, Afghanistan, emphasizing the role of religious scholars in social and religious awareness, said: "Scholars must enter the field with insight and responsibility in the face of developments in the Islamic world."

The Mufti of Western Georgia, during a meeting with Iran's cultural attaché and an international reciter of the Islamic Republic in Batumi, described the successes of the Islamic Republic of Iran in facing international pressures and challenges as a source of pride for the Islamic Ummah, and emphasized the importance of continuing cultural and Quranic ...

The Deputy of Research of Iran's Seminary Schools for Women stated: "The Quran has created a common language, a common horizon, and a kind of common civilizational identity for Muslims, and this great asset has been the main factor of cohesion in the Islamic world."