Iran’s cultural envoy to Indonesia identified Islamic unity and national cohesion as vital elements of the Iranian society’s strength and resilience in the face of external threats and pressures.

Yahya Jahangiri emphasized unity as a core principle upheld by the leaders and officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

He made the remarks in an address to a ceremony marking the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), He attended the event as a guest of honor.

Held on the evening of September 12 at the Bait-ul-Ma'mur educational center in the Jatibening Baru district of Bekasi (Greater Jakarta), the event was themed “Emulating the Ethics of the Messenger of God (PBUH) to Build a Character Blessed and Beneficial to Society”.

Jahangiri spoke about the status of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in the Holy Quran and in the lives of Muslims.

He underscored the importance of sending blessings (Salawat) upon the Holy Prophet (PBUH), describing it as a manifestation of the spiritual bond between Muslims and the Prophet of Mercy.

In another part of his address, Jahangiri emphasized the necessity of unity and cohesion within the Islamic Ummah, noting that the image of Iranian society sometimes portrayed in certain international media outlets differs significantly from the objective social realities within the country.

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He added that to gain a true understanding of Iran, one can look to the firsthand accounts of journalists, bloggers, media activists, and travelers who have visited the country—individuals who have shared their direct observations on social media platforms.

Iran’s Cultural Attaché identified Islamic unity and national cohesion as key factors in the strength and resilience of Iranian society against external threats and pressures, underscoring unity as a principle emphasized by the leaders and officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

At the ceremony, attended by over a thousand believers and admirers of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), speakers highlighted Prophetic ethics, knowledge, the empowerment of Islamic societies, and the unity of the Ummah. They identified reliance on knowledge and Islamic cohesion as the most significant lessons from the Prophet’s (PBUH) life for the modern world.

 The event featured a variety of programs—including recitation of the Holy Quran and the performance of Nasheeds and Na’ts (devotional poetry) in praise of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)—creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere throughout the gathering.

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