Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader, issued a public message urging Muslim nations, with a specific focus on those in the Persian Gulf, to achieve unity. The address, disseminated via Khamenei’s Telegram account for the Islamic Unity Week, coincided with the observance of the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday, according to Telegrafi. In his statement, Khamenei asserted that internal divisions among Muslims actively benefit their adversaries.
He called for comprehensive Muslim cooperation across various sectors, including mutual defense, emphasizing that any action creating rifts within the Muslim community—whether deliberate or unintentional—supports the interests of the perceived enemy. The Supreme Leader questioned the potential for Palestinian resilience, suggesting that a unified Muslim front would have prevented the Palestinian people from remaining “so powerless.” While the details of the address were shared through his digital platform, Khamenei has not been observed in public since sustaining an injury. The central theme of the message remains the necessity of solidarity among Muslim states to counteract external pressures and perceived threats.
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