Leader in a message to 2022 Hajj calls for Muslim unity in face of enemies

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has sent a message to the 2022 Hajj pilgrimage, inviting Muslims around the world to turn away from what leads to “disunity and division” while also talking about Islamic awakening and resistance.

Imam Khomeini: Come together around the banner of Islam and the House of God and promise solemnly ...

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Religious democracy from the viewpoint of Shia jurists

A comparative study between Imam Khomeini and Ayatollah Mohammad Mehdi Shams Uddin thoughts Author: Mohsen Yazdani University: Shahid Beheshti University, Faculty of Law and Political Science Year: 2010

Largest Hajj pilgrimage since COVID-19 pandemic begins in Mecca

One million Muslim pilgrims have converged on Saudi Arabia’s holy city of Mecca for the largest Hajj since the coronavirus pandemic severely curtailed access to one of Islam’s pillars. The annual pilgrimage begins on Thursday, marking a major step toward normalcy after two years of a drastically scaled-down Hajj restricted to Saudi residents.

Imam Khomeini called on believers to mend their deeds and manners in accordance with divine guidance

Imam Khomeini advised believers and faithful people to mend their actions in accordance with the will of God the Almighty and his messengers.

Hajj in Imam Khomeini's point of view

Choose a teacher of morals for yourself, Imam Khomeini advised

Imam Khomeini advised seminary students and figures to choose a teacher of morals for themselves and arrange sessions for advice, counsel, and admonition.

If you take steps for the sake of God, God the Almighty is the turner of the hearts.

Imam Khomeini said that If you take steps for the sake of God, God the Almighty is the turner of the hearts. He will turn hearts in favor of you: Imam also said, “Surely for those who believe and do go This knowledge which was considered by God Almighty to be so important that He raised the prophets for it is not considered unfashionable in the seminaries for our clergy.”