In its final statement, the conference stressed that Islamic unity is a Quranic and civilizational principle. It called for managing religious differences through dialogue, mutual respect and reason, while expanding political, economic and cultural cooperation among Muslim countries.

Supporting resistance

The participants described Palestine as a test of Islamic solidarity, condemning Israeli atrocities in Gaza, Palestine, and Lebanon, and emphasizing support for legitimate resistance against occupation and aggression. They said the Palestinian issue has moved beyond sectarian divisions, becoming a point of convergence for Muslims.

Martyrdom of the Leader, Continuity of Leadership

Participants described the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei as a major loss, honoring his legacy and affirming that his resistance-oriented leadership continues through Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei.

Martyrdom of Iran Leader, Continuity of Leadership

According to the statement, participants described the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei as a major loss, honoring his legacy and affirming that his resistance-oriented leadership continues through Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei.

Countering division

The statement warned that sectarian incitement, hate speech, attacks on religious sanctities and extremist violence are among the tools used to weaken Muslim societies. It called on scholars, intellectuals and media organizations to promote dialogue, mutual understanding, and solidarity.

Regional security

The conference also urged Arab and Islamic countries to review their defense and security doctrines and work toward an indigenous, independent security order for the Muslim world. The statement argued that reliance on powers outside the region cannot guarantee lasting security and called for greater use of the Islamic world’s human capacities.

Iranian model

The participants said Muslim communities should follow the example of the Iranian people in confronting divisive forces and preventing sectarianism and Islamophobia. They stressed that unity, resistance and dignity should continue despite the loss of leading figures, describing solidarity as essential to strengthening the Muslim world’s collective influence and regional standing.