"Hajj is the divine exam of God"

(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - “Hajj is the main divine exam of God for purifying Muslims and the most valuable memorial ceremony left from Hazrat Ebrahim (PBUH),” said Friday Prayer Leader of Raz and Jargalan, Bahaeddin Akhound Vahidi. The religious underlined the telling role of unity among Muslims at the present situation and underscored at the very present situation in which the enemies spares no effort to set Muslims apart, and in doing so resort to various policies and techniques including fanning the flame of distrust and derision among Muslim nations, it the incumbent upon religious clerics and scholars to provide the fertile ground for Muslims in a bid to get to know each other better, deepening the existing solidarity and unity among them. “Muslims through sitting at talks can use their commonalities so as to fail the enemies in their malignant attempts,” said the religious scholar. Bahaeddin Akhound Vahidi underscored that it is shouldered by all Muslims to put stress on their shared values and buttress unity. Friday Prayer Leader of Raz and Jargalan went on,“No doubt, the ceremony of Hajj Nowadays and regarding Islamic World present situation is by far the most important duty of Muslims.” The Sunni cleric mentioned, “Hajj is the most glorious congregation of Muslims which depict Muslims unity for the people worldwide.” “ the enemies are unnerved by the wave of Islamic awakening pervades much of the Islamic world,” said the religious scholar stating that they should not let their enemies dictate them what they should do, blocking their ways in fulfilling their malignant attempts. “It is incumbent upon Muslims to be vigilant and not let some Takfiri groups separate them,” Bahaeddin Akhound Vahidi pointed up, urging Muslims to stand against such extremist and dogmatic groups. To the religious cleric, Muslims are well on the way to progress and the enemies try to obstruct them in such process. “For foiling such machination hatched by the enemies, Muslims wrest such opportunity from their foes,” stressed Bahaeddin Akhound Vahidi./149