Publish date12 Jun 2026 - 9:00
Story Code : 725806
Mawlawi Ebrahimi:

The unity of the Islamic Ummah is the key to safeguarding Quds and the dignity of Muslims

A cultural researcher of Hajj from Razavi Khorasan, in a statement emphasizing the necessity of Muslim solidarity and avoiding sectarian differences, stated that supporting the Palestinian cause and the unity of the Islamic Ummah is a prerequisite for preserving the honor and authority of the Islamic world.
The unity of the Islamic Ummah is the key to safeguarding Quds and the dignity of Muslims
According to the Taghrib News Agency, Mawlawi Ebrahimi, a cultural researcher of Hajj from the city of Torbat-e Jam, published a statement titled "Iran: Guardian of Sanctities and the Sword of the Ummah," emphasizing the necessity of Muslim unity and focusing on the Palestinian cause and the liberation of Al-Quds Al-Sharif.
 
Referring to the commonalities of the Islamic Ummah, including monotheism, a single qibla, and the status of Al-Aqsa Mosque, he stated that Muslims should not waste their strength and capacity on internal differences and disputes. Rather, they must act with cohesion and empathy in the face of threats and challenges facing the Islamic world.
 
In this statement, Mawlawi Ebrahimi described the Islamic Republic of Iran as a supporter of the Palestinian cause and a backer of resistance movements in the region, stating that defending the dignity of Muslims and confronting aggression requires maintaining unity and synergy among the Islamic Ummah.
 
He also called upon Muslims of different orientations and sects to set aside sectarian differences and, relying on common principles, strive to safeguard Islamic sanctities and strengthen the authority of the Islamic world.
 
This cultural researcher of Hajj described unity as a religious and strategic necessity and emphasized that the issue of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque belongs to all Muslims and requires a common and responsible stance from the Islamic world.
 
https://taghribnews.com/vdchvmnq-23ni6d.01t2.html
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