Tehran- IRAF- Hojjatol-eslam Seyyed Sadjjad Alami, speaking on the sidelines of a gathering of ulema from various provinces of Afghanistan in support of the Iranian people and leadership, pointed to the jurisprudential and religious position of the Leader of the Revolution and stated: “Ayatollah Khamenei is one of the prominent figures of the Islamic world, and the Islamic community respects this personality.”
He added that the presence of such a personality is a source of comfort and stability for the Islamic ummah and emphasized: “With the existence of this great leader, Muslims are in intellectual and spiritual security.”
The deputy of the Shia Ulema Council of Balkh also considered the role of the Leader of the Revolution in strengthening Islamic unity as important and said: “Ayatollah Khamenei, with a strategic vision and religious insight, has always emphasized the convergence of the Islamic world, and today, he bears the burden of the problems and sufferings of the Islamic ummah, including the issues of Palestine and Lebanon.”
Collective support from Afghan scholars and clergy for the Leader of the Revolution’s guidance
Meanwhile, a group of scholars, clergy, and various segments of the Afghan people issued a statement addressed to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, emphasizing their readiness to follow his guidance.
In this statement, published by a group of religious and social personalities of Afghanistan, the signatories, while referring to the sensitive conditions of the region and what they described as “threats from global powers,” declared their spiritual and ideological support for the Islamic Republic of Iran and its leadership.
The statement, using religious and historical expressions, highlighted the role of the Islamic Revolution’s leadership in guiding the Islamic ummah and emphasized “readiness for intellectual and ideological accompaniment with the Leader’s guidance.”
Finally, the issuers of the statement, while praying for the health and success of the Leader of the Revolution, emphasized the cultural and religious bonds between the Iranian and Afghan nations.
