The responsibility of the intellectuals to not betray Iran's fight for independence and the liberation of Mankind: Libya's Grand Mufti Sheikh Sadiq al-Ghariani, filmmaker Majid Majidi and Sheikh Abdulwahhab raise their souls and voices for Iran.

In these so terrible days of the treacherous war against the Islamic Republic of Iran, perpetrated by Israel and USA, with support from most of the Gulf countries, except Omam, and covered and distorted by the main western corrupt media, it is important that some voices or messages of intellectuals, artists, activists, religious and spiritual people are heard, criticizing the zionism, oligarchic and USA imperialism, denouncing publicly their crimes and calling for more support and unity with Iran. 

                                 
Since the beginning of the aggression, the supreme leader or Ayatollah, of the Shiaa world, Ali al-Sistani (born 4/8/1930], in Iraq, has voiced concern and support. Also, more than one hundred intellectuals and artists of Iran have done the same publicily. And now two more important voices have exorted the Ummah, the community of God's believers, to be actively on the side of Iran. Let us listen to them, from the news of the important Presstv.ir, of 23 March 2026

                                            

«Libya's Grand Mufti Sheikh Sadiq al-Ghariani has called upon Muslims worldwide to support Iran amid the US-Israeli aggression against the Islamic Republic, warning that deployment of US troops in the Arab world would destabilize the region.
"There is no concept of neutrality in the Qur'an... Supporting Muslims is a religious duty," the cleric said in remarks reported by local media, as he cited religious teachings.
The grand mufti added that global arrogant powers would "have to pay the price."
He went on to urge all Muslims to draw lessons from the ongoing anti-Iran onslaught, and seek strength through faith.
The senior Libyan cleric highlighted that Muslims should "take heed of these developments and seek dignity only through obedience to God and His Prophet."

 

                                                 

In a strongly worded message on Sunday, prominent Iranian filmmaker Majid Majidi criticized the silence of Al-Azhar University scholars in the face of Israeli-American aggression against Muslim nations, including Iran.
Majidi, an internationally acclaimed filmmaker known for his realism and humanistic perspectives, decried the Al-Azhar scholars for abandoning their duty to speak out against oppression targeting Muslims, from Gaza to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
His message came as the Israeli-American war, which began on February 28 with the assassination of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, against Iran entered its fourth week with no end in sight.
The director of Muhammad: The Messenger of God delivered his strongest rebuke to the scholars and professors of Al-Azhar University in Egypt, a world-renowned religious institution that he said takes its name from Lady Fatima Zahra and once served as the leading voice of Sunni Islam, championing unity and solidarity among Muslims.
"I am disappointed and angry with the scholars and professors of Al-Azhar University in Egypt, an institution that takes its name from Lady Fatima Zahra, from which once the first and last word of Sunni Islam was heard, and whose purpose and slogan was unity and solidarity with all Muslims," Majidi wrote in the message.
He questioned how these religious figures can witness the bloodshed inflicted by the "usurping Israeli regime" against an Islamic country and its people, yet remain silent.
"How is it that they witness the aggression and bloodshed of the usurping Israeli regime against an Islamic country and its Muslim people, yet remain silent?" he asked.
"How do they observe the brutal attacks of the domineering United States and witness the massacre of hundreds of defenseless children, men, and women, yet sit idly by in silence?"
Majidi drew a sharp distinction between scholars who depend on the patronage of "oil-rich tyrants" and those who claim to uphold Islamic principles.
While saying that he has no expectations from the former, he condemned Al-Azhar scholars for defending "the Abu Jahls of our time" rather than siding with the oppressed.
"Please tell us, if they possess knowledge that there will be no Day of Judgment, that they will never stand before God, the Messenger, and Lady Fatima, then let us know as well," Majidi noted, invoking the ultimate accountability in Islamic theology.
Al-Azhar University, one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in the Sunni Muslim world, has refused to take a clear stand in the ongoing war against Iran.
The filmmaker's message adds a cultural and religious dimension to the growing chorus of criticism directed at Arab and Islamic countries and institutions for failing to take a firm stand against the Israeli-American aggression on Iran, as well as in Gaza and Lebanon.
Majidi, known for award-winning films such as Children of Heaven, The Color of Paradise, and Muhammad: The Messenger of God, has long used his platform to address social and political issues affecting the Islamic world.»

                                               

We can add that the great muftin [jurisprudent] of Al-Azhar mosque and university in Egypt, Sheikh Ahmed Al-Tayeb (6/1/1946), sponsored probably by Saudi Arabia leaders, some days ago just asked to end the war, but blamed Iran by his agressions to the Golf States, indeed a distorted vision, hiding the fact that Iran was just defending himself from the places in these countries where USA army was sending missiles and aircrafts against their children. What a kind of a sheik has he become, as in 12 days war, in 2025, he raised his voice and authority against Israel?  Will he change after the well done critic of the famous Iranian filmmaker Majid Majidi?

                                  

 In 24/3, another voice, a leader of the Sunni Scholars in Iraq, emerged in support of Iran, as presstv.ir reports:  
«Iraqi Sunni clerics have pledged unwavering allegiance to Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei [in the photo] as the third Leader of Iran's Islamic Revolution amid the US-Israeli onslaught against the country.
"The resilience of the Iranian nation constitutes a redefinition of dignity. We wholeheartedly and vociferously throw our weight behind you," Sheikh Khalid Abdulwahhab, Chairman of Iraq's Sunni Scholars Society, wrote in a message released on Tuesday, expressing confidence in the ultimate victory promised by God.
He voiced firm belief that the Iranian nation, under the leadership of Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, is confronting the world's arrogant powers, led by the Israeli regime and the United States, on behalf of the entire Muslim world.
He underscored that the Islamic Republic of Iran has roundly dispelled Israel's myth of invincibility and restored Muslims' honor and identity.
Sheikh Abdulwahhab finally stated that Iraqi Sunni clerics express solidarity with Iran following the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and will do so to the fullest extent., Chairman of Iraq's Sunni Scholars Society, wrote in a message released on Tuesday, expressing confidence in the ultimate victory promised by God.
He voiced firm belief that the Iranian nation, under the leadership of Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, is confronting the world's arrogant powers, led by the Israeli regime and the United States, on behalf of the entire Muslim world.
He underscored that the Islamic Republic of Iran has roundly dispelled Israel's myth of invincibility and restored Muslims' honor and identity.
Sheikh Abdulwahhab finally stated that Iraqi Sunni clerics express solidarity with Iran following the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and will do so to the fullest extent.»