Imam Khamenei Urges Muslims to Condemn Anti-Islam Moves in Hajj, Slams West’s Reaction

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Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution His Eminence Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei urged the global Muslim community to express their resentment towards the enemies of the Great prophet of Islam (PBUH) during this year's Hajj [pilgrimage].

"The beautiful and great manifestation of unity among the Islamic Ummah, which is due to the holy existence of the Great Prophet (PBUH), and the deep hatred and wrath of Muslims towards the arrogance front should be displayed in Hajj, the center of congregation of all Muslims from across the world," Ayatollah Khamenei said.

Addressing the Iranian Hajj officials in Tehran on Monday, His Eminence stated that "this is the real meaning of disavowal of pagans."
His Eminence reiterated condemnation of the recent insults of the western media and movies to Islam's Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and the silence of the western officials.
"The position adopted by the western politicians about the big insult wasn't different from an inimical position," the Leader confirmed.
In parallel, he highlighted that "the sacrilegious moves and the positions of the leaders of the arrogance front revealed their real face and the main pivot of confrontation between the truth and the falsehood."

"It was disclosed that the arrogant powers are enemies to the essence of Islam and its holy prophet," His Eminence confirmed.
The Leader further lauded the furious reactions shown by Muslims in various Islamic countries and even across the US and Europe against the sacrilegious US movie and French cartoons.

"The seething movement of the Muslim world in paying homage to Islam's Prophet (PBUP) and expressing deep hatred against the enemies, is a wonderful and very important scene which demonstrates the enormous capacity of the Islamic Ummah's movement," Imam Khamenei added.
Imam Khamenei's remarks came a day after the French weekly Charlie Hebdo published cartoons of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). The publication of the offensive cartoons came amid widespread outrage over a US- "Israeli" film that insulted the Holy Prophet of Islam.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org