Abutalebi-Fard, the Friday prayer leader of Tehran, emphasized the importance of national unity as the key to Iran's power against enemies in his sermons this week. Referring to the philosophy of the prophets' mission, which is the uprising of people for justice and fairness, he discussed the recent developments in the region and considered them a sign of the profound strategic failure of Washington and Tel Aviv.
Regional Developments and Their Impact on Iran
Abutalebi-Fard said: "The recent developments in the region clearly show that the strategies of the United States and Israel have faced failure. These developments, especially in neighboring countries, have direct effects on the security and stability of Iran. Therefore, national unity and cohesion must be placed as a fundamental principle on the agenda." He also referred to the effective role of the people in achieving this unity and said: "People must stand together to minimize foreign threats."
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The Necessity of Cohesion Against Pressures
The Friday prayer leader of Tehran stated that enemies are always trying to achieve their goals through sowing discord among the people, adding: "We must respond to these efforts with awareness and unity. Enemies want to exploit our weaknesses, but if we stand together, no threat can destabilize us." Abutalebi-Fard also pointed to the role of various institutions in strengthening this unity and said: "All institutions and organizations must cooperate in this regard to build a united and resilient society."
Ultimately, Abutalebi-Fard emphasized that national unity is essential not only against external pressures but also for building a better future for the country, calling for greater solidarity among the people and officials. He said: "Only in the shadow of unity can we achieve the justice and fairness for which the prophets rose up."
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