Mamosta Amjad Mahmoudi, offering condolences on the days of martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS), described the message of Ashura as standing against the common enemy while preserving unity and rapprochement among denominations, spoke of the lesson from the people of Kufa regarding breaking their pledge, and emphasized the need to produce engaging content ...

Mawlavi Mohammad Naeem Raeisi, the Sunni Friday Imam of Hichan County, stated that the Islamic Revolution ushered people into the sphere of Islam, emphasizing that the principles of unity and convergence became fully manifested after the Revolution, with its benefits still visible today.

In an interview with Taghrib News Agency(TNA), Sheikh Hossein Afrooz, the Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Siraf, emphasized that no matter how pure, inspiring, and influential religious teachings may be, they cannot create impact unless they are properly understood and correctly put into practice.

Sheikh Abdulaziz Afraz, the Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Sirik in Hormozgan Province, in an interview with Taghrib News Agency(TNA) emphasized the necessity of realizing a united Ummah in the face of the conspiracies of Islam’s enemies.

Hojjat al Islam Seyyed Ali Hosseini Amoli, senior professor at the Qom Seminary, emphasized the need to prepare society for future challenges facing the Islamic world, highlighting the role of scholars, students, and media in strengthening unity.

At the International Conference of al-Siddiqa al-Shahida, the wife of Martyr Saeed Izadi (known as Haj Ramadan) emphasized that resistance and jihad, which began with Lady Fatimah al-Zahra (SA) and continues to this day, will never collapse.

Mamusta Mullah Mahmoud Ibn Khayat, Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Saqqez and director of the Shafi’i School, in an interview with Taghrib News Agency, emphasized that unity and rapprochement neutralize the plots of enemies.

Akhund Goldi Kamali, director of the Khademieh School in North Khorasan, stated: “The sworn enemies of the Islamic world have a fundamental problem with unity. Their aim is not limited to today or tomorrow; rather, they target the very roots of Islam so that no name or trace of it remains. Therefore, as long as unity and rapprochement exist among our ...

Sheikh Abdulwahid Khajavi, the Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Shiraz, stated that the issue of unity and proximity among Islamic sects is no longer an abstract concept but has evolved into a cultural norm across the Muslim world.

In a world plagued by religious, ethnic, and cultural tensions, returning to the legacy of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is not only a historical necessity but also a moral solution for building a more humane global society. He was a messenger of mercy, dialogue, coexistence, and unity—an unparalleled model for a united community and, indeed, for all of ...

Sheikh Ahmad Qatali, the Friday prayer leader of Emadshahr, stated in an interview with Taghrib News Agency(TNA): “Unity and proximity foster alignment, empathy, and shared thinking. Promotional media can serve as a voice for the issues that afflict the Islamic Ummah and the Muslim world today—issues that deeply pain the heart of every believer.”

Mowlawi Mola Bakhsh Mobaraki, Director of Darul Uloom School in Chanef, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, emphasized that the Islamic world needs a unified voice—one rooted in the spirit of rapprochement and mutual understanding.