ABNA24 - One of the great events that came about through the blood of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution was the empathy and unity of the people in defending the country’s identity, which came about by God’s will.
The Holy Quran commands unity around the axis of religion (the Quran and Ahl ul-Bayt): “And hold fast to the Bond of Allah, together, and do not scatter. Remember the Favor of Allah bestowed upon you when you were enemies, and how He united your hearts, so that by His Favor you became brothers.” (Verse 103 of Surah Al Imran)
This verse considers the creation of unity between hearts to be in the hands of God alone.
The Holy Quran, in Verse 63 of Surah Anfal, also addresses the Prophet (PBUH) and says that no matter how much you spent, you could not create unity between their hearts, but God did this: “And (God) brought their hearts together. If you had given away all the riches of the earth, you could not have so united them, but Allah has united them. He is Almighty, Wise.”
The noble verse “Mobilize your (defensive) force as much as you can to frighten the enemies of God and your own enemies,” (Verse 60 of Surah Al-Anfal) applies to everything that strengthens military power. One of the components of power is national unity and avoiding division and dispersion in the face of enemies.
A scattered nation, even if it has a strong military force, is still plagued by weakness, and their differences cause them to be weak and lose power. As the Holy Quran says, “Obey Allah and His Messenger and do not dispute with one another lest you should lose courage and your resolve weaken.” (Verse 46 of Surah Al-Anfal)
Although the enemy of Islamic Iran sought to create discord and bring the fire of war into the cities with various plans and seditions, including the quasi-coup in January, they were hit by the divine plan, and with the martyrdom of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution in his office, the faithful people rose up and took control of the streets of the city and thwarted the plans of the enemies.
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