Mojtaba Khamenei Urges Islamic Leaders to Recognize Enemy Schemes, Unite Efforts

Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's Supreme Leader, urged rulers of Islamic nations, particularly in West Asia and the Gulf, to precisely understand the enemies' schemes and to cooperate closely for righteousness. In a message for Islamic Unity Week, he explained the Islamic message has faced trying times historically, underscoring Muslims' vital roles. He observed that the Ummah now views "the horizon of Muslims' victory over their adversaries." He affirmed unity as an "essential condition" for confronting the nation's enemies, noting Imam Khomeini's original call from exile and how establishing "Islamic Unity Week" disturbed Islam's foes. Khamenei added that "those who sow discord among Muslims aid the enemies," urging deep reflection on regional events. He declared: "If Muslims had been united, what befell the Palestinians would not have occurred." The Supreme Leader's son reiterated his call to Islamic leaders, especially in West Asia and the Gulf, to grasp enemy plots and coordinate efforts to confront them, emphasizing unity's crucial importance amid regional challenges.