Vice President Zarif Inspires at Baghdad's 'Lovers of Ahl al-Bayt Conference'

Vice President Zarif Inspires at Baghdad’s ‘Lovers of Ahl al-Bayt Conference’

In a significant event, Iranian Vice-President for Strategic Affairs, Mohammad Javad Zarif, addressed the “Lovers of Ahl al-Bayt Conference” in Baghdad, Iraq, emphasizing the vital role of love and compassion in today’s world. His speech resonated deeply with attendees, highlighting the importance of unity among the followers of Ahl al-Bayt.

During his address, Zarif expressed his gratitude to his “dear friends,” especially Sayyid Ammar al-Hakeem, for hosting this crucial gathering. He noted that:

  • “The greatest gathering of human beings takes place here in Iraq on the occasion of Arba’in.”
  • “The love of Hussain brings us here.”

Zarif reflected on the core values of love and empathy, stating that in a world plagued by violence, it is essential to present a new path rooted in:

  • Empathy
  • Sacrifice
  • Courage
  • Hope

He acknowledged the significance of the Holy Month of Shabban, marking it as a time filled with love and hope, beginning with the birth of key figures such as Imam Hussain, Abal Fazl Al-Abbas, and Sayyid Al-Sajdi. Zarif emphasized the importance of diversity, stating:

  • “The fact that we speak different languages, we live in different parts of the world is one of our strengths.”
  • “We represent this ideology based on love, based on empathy across the world.”

He called upon attendees to embody the true values of Shia Islam, urging them to:

  • Be pillars of amity and compassion
  • Support the oppressed, particularly in light of the crises in Gaza

Zarif reiterated a powerful message from Imam Ali, stating:

  • “Be an enemy to the oppressor and a helper to the oppressed.”
  • “If you cannot feel for the misery of others, you cannot be worthy of the name of ‘human beings’.”

He concluded his speech by expressing hope for the conference’s success and thanking Sayyid Al-Ammar for his leadership and hospitality. Zarif’s address serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice and the importance of unity among the followers of Ahl al-Bayt, as they await the return of Imam Mahdi.

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