The Friday Prayer Leader of Belban-Abad, referring to the practical conduct of the martyred leader in realizing the ideal of unity, emphasized: "With his clear historic fatwa, he considered any insult to Shia and Sunni sanctities as 'cooperation with the enemy.'"
Mamosta Jalal Moradi, the interim Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Qorveh emphasizing the unity-oriented approach of the late leader of the Islamic Revolution, considered support for the oppressed of Palestine and anti-arrogance as fixed principles of his strategy, and emphasized the necessity of continuing this path by following the guidance of the Supreme ...
Mamosta Amjad Amiri, the Friday Prayer Leader of Shwisheh, in an interview with Taghrib News Agency (TNA), described unity not as a political tactic, but as a fundamental ideal, and referring to the 2009 visit of the martyred leader of the revolution to Kurdistan Province, called this movement a concrete example of heeding the demands of Sunni scholars ...
The representative of the Supreme Leader in Hajj and Pilgrimage Affairs described this year's Arbaeen as a manifestation of the Islamic Ummah's loyalty to the martyred leader.
Hujjat al-Islam Ali Khorshidi stated: "The essence of the political and social movement of the divine prophets is anti-oppression, and Arbaeen, as a civilizational roadmap, is a global call for justice, human dignity, and resistance against the system of domination." Referring to the passionate presence of Shia and Sunni pilgrims in this year's march,...
The 62nd specialized meeting of "Empathetic Ummah" was held with the theme "The martyred Imam Khamenei (RA), a model of unity and standard-bearer of rapprochement of Islamic denominations" with the presence of thinkers and professors from Lebanon, Tunisia, and Norway, organized by the World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought. In this ...
Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the martyred leader of the Islamic Ummah, considers Arbaeen beyond a mourning ritual and introduces it as a civilizational project for reviving the Islamic Ummah, consolidating Muslim unity, strengthening rapprochement of denominations, promoting the culture of resistance, and preparing the ground for the realization ...
Iran's martyred leader never considered art a marginal activity or merely a tool for entertainment. A review of over four decades of his speeches, messages, and meetings with poets, writers, filmmakers, musicians, calligraphers, and other cultural figures reveals that art, in the view of the martyred leader of the revolution, was considered one of ...
Ismail al-Najjar, a Lebanese writer and analyst, described the magnificent funeral of the martyred Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei not as an ordinary event in the history of Iran and the region, nor merely a farewell ceremony for a leader who left his mark on decades of conflict and transformation, but rather as a massive popular referendum and a resounding ...
The head of the Sunni Fatwa Council of Bushehr Province, emphasizing that the martyred Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei always considered unity between Shia and Sunni and the convergence of Islamic countries as essential, said: "He repeatedly warned that as long as the Islamic Ummah does not unite, it will remain under the domination of America."
The preacher of the Grand Mosque of Lahore, Pakistan, stated: "The martyred Supreme Leader is not only a martyr of the Shia, nor only a martyr of Iran; he is the martyr of the Ummah. When I visited his pure body and saw that Zoroastrians, Christians, and followers of other religions were also weeping for him, I realized that the martyred Supreme Leader ...
The Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Aq Qala said: "The thought of rapprochement of schools of thought and mutual respect for Muslim sanctities, which has been pursued by Imam Khomeini and the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, must be explained more than ever for the scholars of the Islamic world."
The Friday Prayer Leader of Dehgolan considered the martyred leader's steadfastness against the greed of colonialists as a model for the Islamic Ummah, and emphasized that the new Islamic civilization will only be realized through unity, solidarity, and adherence to the principles of Islam.
The 61st specialized meeting of the "Empathetic Ummah" was held with the presence of a group of thinkers, and the speakers at this meeting, by analyzing the thoughts of the martyred Imam, identified enemy recognition, the jihad of clarification, resistance, Islamic unity, and defense of the oppressed as among the most important pillars of his intellectual ...
Akhund Mirza Ali, emphasizing the martyred leader's heartfelt belief in brotherhood among followers of Islamic schools of thought, said: "The martyred leader firmly believed that all people, especially Muslims – both Shia and Sunni – are brothers to one another."
The Executive Director of the World Union of Resistance Scholars in Lebanon emphasized that the martyred Ayatollah Khamenei transformed resistance into a comprehensive civilization-building project.
The representative of Golestan Province in the Assembly of Experts for Leadership said: "The missing link of the Islamic Ummah is the unity of Muslims. By martyring the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, the enemies caused the Resistance Axis and the Islamic Ummah to become more cohesive."
A prominent Indonesian scholar stated: "The Resistance Front, the Islamic Ummah, scholars, thinkers, and all members of Islamic society must join hands and strive to strengthen unity, solidarity, and their united Ummah, so that the enemies cannot infiltrate the unified ranks of the Islamic Ummah."
A Palestinian freed captive emphasized that the thought and approach of the martyred Imam, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, was based on three fundamental axes: building a powerful country, consolidating the unity of the Islamic Ummah, and making the Palestinian issue the unifying axis of the Ummah.