Al-Khaznawi stresses brotherhood of People, unity of components

 Syria is currently navigating the post-Assad era, a time that necessitates collective efforts to build a new Syria based on the principles of democratic nationhood and shared living. In this context, a public gathering was held today at the Community Protection Forces hall in Tal Kocher, North and East Syria.

 The meeting began with a minute of silence in honor of the martyrs' souls. Sheikh Murshid Ma'shuq Al-Khaznawi then spoke about the situation in Syria following the downfall of the Assad regime.

 Sheikh Murshid focused on the unity of Syria's various components and sects, describing it as a crucial step for rebuilding the country and preserving the identity of its original peoples.

 "In Jazira region, Kurds, Arabs, and Syriacs, Christians, Muslims, and Yazidis have lived together with love and brotherhood, defending their areas and organizing themselves based on Autonomous Administration principles," Al-Khaznawi said.

 Al-Khaznawi stressed that the destiny of all components is interconnected. He remarked, "We must understand that no one has control over the other, and everyone has the right to live with dignity on their land."

 Al-Khaznawi also highlighted the necessity of being fully aware that the unity of components and religions is the path to building a new, peaceful, and stable nation. He referred to the teachings of the Holy Qur'an and prophetic traditions, which call for harmony, mutual respect, and acceptance among all peoples and beliefs.

 He further noted that the region has historically witnessed the coming together of different communities, sects, and beliefs on the foundation of coexistence, which should be a model to follow. Everyone bears the responsibility of safeguarding the land and upholding their shared responsibilities.

 Sheikh Murshid Ma'shuq Al-Khaznawi concluded by emphasizing the need for solidarity and the spirit of brotherhood among all people to build a free and dignified nation.

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