“The martyrdom of the Lord of martyrs of the Resistance Front was not strange; just as the martyrdom of his predecessor Sayed Abbas Mousawi (may God have mercy on him) was not strange. We ask God for the position of the martyrs.”

Iran’s former cultural attaché in Lebanon stated, “Hezbollah’s authority in Lebanon is owed to the support of various strata of the country, from all religious sects and ethnic groups. Part of Christians and Sunnis, and all Shiites support Hezbollah.”

A member of the leadership council of Lebanese Islamic Amal Movement stated, “The fragmentation of the Islamic Ummah is the result of the lack of dialogue. Views should be approximated to each other so that the society can differentiate the enemy and the friend, and everyone can do his duty.”

One of the Lebanese ulama stated, “The Islamic Republic of Iran not only pursues the unity of the followers of the AhlulBayt (a.s.), but also focuses on the unity of Muslims.”

Sheikh Naim Qassem stated, “In Lebanon, the disputes between the AhlulBayt (a.s.) followers have been resolved and others envy this unity.”