Muslims unanimously condemn oppression of Palestinians
A senior Iranian Sunni cleric stressed Palestine a common issue among world Muslims and that Palestinians are under the most severe form of oppression by Israeli regime.
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Maulavi Es’haq Madani, head of the supreme council at World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought, attending the second international webinar on al-Aqsa Storm called Palestine the honor for entire world of Islam, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
He said,” Muslims believe in all prophets as messengers from God Almighty and in regards to religious beliefs are the closest to all prophets who lived in Palestine and al-Quds.”
Top Iranian scholar called the Palestinians in al-Quds the most qualified for protecting the holy mosque from those who do not believe in any of the religions.
Maulavi Madani condemned Israeli regime for over seven decades if occupying Palestinian territories and said,” Muslims successfully liberated from colonial powers who are the present supporters of Zionists in Palestine, though they should know that Muslims who have fought the British, French and Portuguese colonialism will liberate themselves from the Israeli colonialism even though supported by global superpowers.”
He referred to the supportive stance of the Iranian nation and Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Khamenei and said,” Muslims might disagree on several topics but they are all united in their rejection of the oppression against Palestinians.”
Maulavi Es’haq Madani said the blood of Palestinians is not shed in vain and the next Palestinian generation will revenge for the Israeli carnage.
He called on the Muslim rulers to be vigilant and note that if Palestinians do not fight in Gaza, then Muslims will have to fight the enemies in Mecca and Medina.
Head of the supreme council at World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought made the comments in an address to the second edition of the international webinar on al-Aqsa Storm, beginning of an End to Zionist Regime held by Turkey’s Directorate of Religious Affairs.
