An Islamic researcher from Syria stated that the martyred leader of the revolution did not view resistance merely as a military issue, but rather emphasized its educational dimension.
In a specialized meeting hosted by the Iranian Cultural Chancellery in Manila, the personality and intellectual dimensions of a leadership model were discussed, with an emphasis on culture, justice, and foresight.
The Secretary General of Hezbollah resistance movement, Sheikh Naim Qassem, has stressed that the recent ceasefire in Lebanon was achieved only through the steadfastness of the group and support of the Islamic Republic of Iran during Pakistan talks.
Hazem Qassem, spokesman for the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), stated that the weapon of the Palestinian resistance is legitimate, saying: "Raising the issue of the resistance's weapon in this manner and linking it to all tracks contradicts the provisions of US President Donald Trump's plan, especially in relation to its second phase."
A member of the Assembly of Muslim Scholars in Lebanon has emphasized that supporting the Resistance is not merely a slogan, but a stance of solidarity with those who have sacrificed their lives to uphold dignity, sovereignty, and to prevent aggression against the homeland, citing Gaza as a testament to this truth.
Sheikh Ali Damoush, head of Hezbollah’s Executive Council, emphasized that the party remains committed to its legitimate right to confront Israeli aggression, stressing that resistance will continue to be a symbol of Lebanon’s dignity and pride.
Participants at the first conference of Iraq’s Tribal Support Front reaffirmed their allegiance to the Resistance, while expressing appreciation for the Al-Nujaba Movement and its Secretary-General, Sheikh Akram al-Kaabi.
The director of the Al‑Zaytouna Center for Studies in Beirut emphasized that the Israeli regime will never be able to eradicate the Palestinian resistance.
A senior Hamas official rejected any agreement on disarming the resistance, stressing that the movement has never, at any stage, agreed to surrender or disarm the resistance in any form.
The anniversary of the martyrdom of Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani offers an opportunity to revisit his role in fostering stability, managing regional crises, and shaping a model that remains essential for understanding developments in West Asia.
The interim Friday Prayer Leader of Khoy stated: “Haj Qassem Soleimani was the commander of resistance, and he succeeded in institutionalizing the idea of standing against global domination across the world. His intellectual and practical school of thought was inspired by Ashura and Imam Hussein (AS), serving as a model and exemplar for all freedom‑seeking ...
The Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces emphasized that the path of General Qassem Soleimani will undoubtedly continue, and the “Soleimani Doctrine” will remain an inspiration for nations that regard freedom, dignity, and independence as their inherent rights.
Abu Samer Mousa, Public Relations Officer of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement in Lebanon, stated that General Qassem Soleimani played a central role in combating terrorism and strengthening regional stability, making him one of the most prominent figures of the Resistance Axis.
During the second international conference titled “Al-Ghaliboun: The School of Martyr Soleimani, the Path and Principles of Resistance,” speakers highlighted the pivotal role of the late commander in fostering Islamic cohesion, countering enemy conspiracies, and inspiring resistance movements across the region.
An Iraqi researcher emphasized that resistance does not merely mean carrying weapons, but is a method for standing against global arrogance and terrorism.
Once again, the Islamic world approaches the sixth anniversary of the martyrdom of the “Commander of Hearts,” Martyr General Qassem Soleimani—a man whose name transcended geographical borders and whose blood became the lifeline of awakening for the Islamic Ummah.
Mirhosseini believes that the women of Islamic Iran today are the standard‑bearers of resistance, because it is Islam that has given them identity and elevated their status above others.
Ehab Hamada, Hezbollah’s representative in the Lebanese Parliament, emphasized that the weapons of the resistance will be maintained and that communication with the Egyptian Embassy will continue in the form of dialogue and information exchange.