Mujtaba Khamenei's absence fuels Muslim divisions
Majibá Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, called on the leaders of Muslim countries—especially in West Asia and the Gulf region—to be cautious of the real enemy, which, in his view, are the United States and Israel. He urged efforts to strengthen unity and cooperation among Islamic nations and peoples to face their plans. He emphasized that divisions among Muslims serve the interests of enemies and highlighted the importance of political and security coordination. Khamenei pointed out that unity is the foundation for establishing a strong and victorious Islamic civilization, considering that the Muslim world is experiencing a critical phase that requires greater active engagement from Muslims to protect the region. These calls come amid regional tensions and are among the rare speeches by Majibá Khamenei following his injury over recent months.
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