Martyr Nasrallah belonged to all Islamic denominations

Akhoond Haj Abdulhai Mirza Ali, the Friday prayer leader of Aqaala County in Iran’s Golestan province said in an interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA), said Martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah chose the path of resistance with deep thought, profound ideology, and a strong faith-based spirit.

Akhoond Mirza Ali added: He was always among those who fought against arrogance and anti-Islamic sentiments, reinforcing the resistance front and inspiring resilient nations to continue on this path. Certainly, in this journey, having faith as firm as a mountain is one of the key goals and elements of strength and perseverance.

He continued,” Moreover, reliance on Almighty God and the belief in unity and solidarity made this martyr victorious and successful. One of the key factors that allowed Hezbollah in Lebanon, Gaza, and other resistance fronts to stay on course without deviation was having martyred leaders like Martyr Nasrallah, who followed Islamic values and adhered to the guidance of the Supreme Leader as a guiding light, consistently continuing this path with strength.”

The prominent Sunni scholar emphasized,” With his statements and speeches, he attracted the entire Islamic community—both Shia and Sunni—neutralizing enemy plots and exposing those who had gone astray along the way.”

He further stated: The spirit, statements, and personality of Martyr Hassan Nasrallah made him a unique and charismatic figure. We hope that his funeral ceremony will be held with great power and grandeur, and that resilient nations and the resistance front will continue on the same path until the end, just as he did.
In conclusion, he stressed,” Today, all the honor and power of Muslims worldwide are owed to the blood of these dear martyrs, who continued this journey with strong belief and unwavering faith.”

He concluded,” Martyr Hassan Nasrallah belonged to all Muslim nations because he always sacrificed himself for the Sunni people of Gaza and dedicated his blessed life to this cause. All Shia and Sunni martyrs stand in the same front, striving for the elevation of Islam.