Wali Faqih Representative in the Revolutionary Guards: The enemy seeks to weaken the Iranian nation by dividing

According to Mehr correspondent, Hojjatoleslam Abdullah Haji Sadeghi, on Thursday morning at the second meeting of the mosque plan held in Imam Khomeini's shrine, emphasized the need for the mosque's comprehensive functions and called for the preservation of the role of the mosque.

He stated that mosques should not be transformed into secular spaces, but should gather worship, politics, knowledge and jihadist spirit.

Referring to the historical role of mosques during the holy defense, Haji Sadeghi described these places as the origin of the great revolutionary movements, adding that mosques should act in such a way as to prevent spirituality from preventing political activity nor from morality.

The representative of the Wali Faqih in the Corps used the concept of trench for mosques and said that the trench is a place to counter enemy invasion.

According to him, mosques should not be indifferent to the fate of the Islamic Ummah and the revolution, and this is one of the main requirements of the mosques in the current situation.

Haji Sadeghi, citing the statements of the revolutionary leader, described the change in the intellectual and cultural shackle of the people as one of the biggest needs today.

He warned that the enemy was now seeking to change the beliefs and tendencies of the people after failing to seize military targets.

Referring to the verses of the Qur'an, he described knowledge and tendencies as the two main factors that form human beings, adding that global arrogance has made extensive investment to seize the mind and heart of Iranian youth.

Haji Sadeghi considered the best way to deal with this invasion was the great jihad and emphasized that the most prominent example is the jihad that the mosques are the main base.

Referring to the characteristics of jihad from the perspective of the Qur'an, he emphasized the need for continuous effort, pure and direct confrontation with the enemy.

The representative of the Wali Faqih in the Revolutionary Guards considered the Jihad to be insightful and described the prerequisites as enemies and timing.

He warned that today's enemy seeks to create reaction and diminish the pillars of the revolution, and mosques should become bases for change and hope.

Haji Sadeghi described the three main axes of enemy attacks as despair, fear and dispute.

Emphasizing that the Islamic Revolution, despite all the hostilities, is still moving power, he quoted Imam Khomeini as saying that he should not be concerned about the revolution, but that we should not be careful about the waves.

He also pointed to the issuance of the culture of resistance from the Islamic Revolution to other countries and emphasized the need to expand hope.

He added that unity and cohesion must be strengthened in the face of the enemy's efforts to create fear.

Haji Sadeghi considered unity and synergy to be one of the most important demands of the leader of the revolution and the current necessities, and said that it was important to do righteous acts, not in the name.

In the end, the representative of the Wali Faqih in the Corps expressed hope that the mosque's plan would become a model for mosques across the country and would be a symbol of revolutionary synergy and cohesion.

He thanked all those involved in the project and emphasized the continuation of this route with power.