Taghribnews (TNA) - Keeping unity among Muslims is a need

Lebanon cleric has highlighted the necessity of keeping unity in among Muslims.

Lebanese prayer leader has reconfirmed the need for solidarity among Muslim nation.

Seyyed Ali Fadlallah, Lebanon's prayer leader pointed to the recent events in the region, according to Taqrib News Agency (TNA).

“The enemies of Islam target our Islamic Ummah which should really come as no surprise because currently, Muslim nations try so hard to feel freedom and we observed that two revolutions happened in Egypt and Tunisia,” he said.

“The world arrogant world try to hijack the Islamic revolutions because they are cognizant of this fact that the policy behind these revolutions are not in conformity with their malignant aims and interests,” Fadhallah added.

“The same story is happening in Bahrain and Libya and the arrogant world try to make division among Muslims and different Islamic Schools of Thought,” Fadlallah mentioned.

“They try to exploit from division among Muslims,” he highlighted.

“We are experiencing these policies and plots hatched by the enemies,” he said, adding that “we have suffered in the past for reaching out to our enemies for help, so we are not going to make this egregious blunder again.”

He pointed to those who fooled by the arrogant world and said,” we thought people in Lebanon learnt lessons from what had been happened in the past but it seems that some of us want to repeat our mistakes.”

He warned those who are keeping on the wrong tracks, saying that “ Keeping going on in this way is so dangerous and would joperdize the interests and the security of Lebanon.”

Seyyed Ali Fadlallah urged all the Islamic leaders and organizations to understand the needs of people and asked the authorities and governments to meet their nation’s needs.

“They should abide their moral, national, humanistic and Islamic codes and respect their nations,” he said.

“They can not ignore people’s rights and demands and no government can be successful without regarding its people rights,” said the Friday leader Prayer.