Mowlawi Ebrahimi: The U.S. Embassy Takeover Is a Symbol of the Islamic Ummah’s Resistance

He stated that based on these teachings, the Days of God must remain alive in the memory of the people and be continuously recalled.
A Historic Day of Honor
He described November 4, 1979 (13 Aban 1358 in the Iranian calendar) as a memorable and significant day for the Iranian nation, adding: “On that day, followers of Imam Khomeini carried out a remarkable act. Even after 47 years, when we examine regional and global developments—including those in Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Sudan, and Afghanistan, as well as U.S. aggression and its allies—the righteousness of that day’s action by the Party of God is reaffirmed.”
Call for Continued Vigilance
Mowlawi Ebrahimi called for ongoing vigilance across the Islamic world, stating:
“If only the Islamic Ummah throughout the region would pursue the takeover and shutdown of American spy centers and influence hubs.”
He also urged the one-billion-strong Muslim community to take seriously the words and directives of the wise and scholarly Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, and to implement them in practice so that the Ummah may free itself from the dominance of American policies and influence.
Upholding the Spirit of Resistance
Recalling the slogans “Allahu Akbar” and “Victory belongs to Islam,” he called for continued effort and resistance by the Islamic Ummah, and for past actions to be preserved as models of defiance against international domination.
In conclusion, Mowlawi Ebrahimi once again emphasized the importance of keeping the memory of the Days of God alive and using them to strengthen the cohesion and unity of the Islamic Ummah.