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Khamenei addresses the Islamic Unity Conference on the Prophet's birthday, urging rapprochement between Islamic schools of thought to resist colonial-era divisions.
Khamenei welcomes freed prisoners of war home, expressing the nation's collective joy while lamenting that Imam Khomeini could not witness their victorious return.
Khamenei instructs ambassadors and Foreign Ministry officials that Iran's diplomacy must stay rooted in Islamic principles and Khomeini's revolutionary foreign policy.
Khamenei addresses the Assembly of Experts on the Islamic system's overall health, reflecting on Imam Khomeini's vision for governance stability and continuity.
Khamenei marks the fifteenth century since the declaration at Ghadir Khumm, calling Eid al-Ghadir one of Islam's greatest celebrations of divine guardianship.
Khamenei commemorates 7th of Tir martyrs, honoring Ayatollah Beheshti as the leader of the revolution's martyrs and the guiding light of the Islamic Republic.
Khamenei addresses foreign guests on the first anniversary of Imam Khomeini's passing, urging the Islamic Ummah to continue the path he opened with resolve.
Khamenei addresses the Global Ahlul-Bayt Conference, calling for Muslim solidarity around the Prophet's family as a unifying force across the entire Islamic world.
Khamenei argues that a sign of true national awakening is the ability to recognize critical historic moments and fully understand the importance of the present time.
Khamenei addresses officials on Eid al-Fitr, arguing that Ramadan's spiritual discipline must produce real transformation in both personal conduct and national life.
Khamenei delivers Friday prayer sermon marking the beginning of Ramadan, describing the holy month as a great celebration and divine opportunity for spiritual renewal.
Khamenei congratulates officials on Nowruz, extending special greetings to Soviet Azerbaijan's awakened Muslims and calling for continued national progress and unity.
Khamenei discusses the significance of belief in the Awaited Imam Mahdi, describing the heartfelt spiritual connection between believers and divine guardianship.
Khamenei commemorates Imam Hussein's birthday with the Guards, recalling Khomeini's deep spiritual bond with both the Revolutionary Guards and Karbala's legacy.
Khamenei defines the Islamic Republic's fundamental goal as establishing genuine Islamic governance, the ultimate aim of all revolutionary struggles and sacrifices.
Khamenei tells martyrs' families and veterans they are the most valuable mementos of the sacred defense era, carrying the enduring fragrance of jihad and sacrifice.
Khamenei discusses global events, highlighting Eastern Europe's collapse and US aggression, urging nations to learn from these lessons and resist arrogance.
Khamenei's message honors the Basij formation anniversary, celebrating warriors who combined battlefield courage with spiritual devotion, from youth to elderly.
Khamenei declares Islam is growing globally as societies weary of tyranny and materialism increasingly turn toward Islamic ideals and spiritual governance worldwide.
Khamenei argues that martyrdom today holds greater value than in many periods of Islamic history, given the intensified modern enmity arrayed against Islam.
Khamenei encourages visually impaired youth to recognize their abilities, insisting that the path to progress remains fully open regardless of physical limitations.
Khamenei explains the meaning of Islamic unity during Unity Week, arguing that Muslim brotherhood must transcend sectarian differences to confront shared enemies.
Khamenei addresses institutions serving the deprived on the eternal struggle between truth and falsehood, urging spiritual clarity in service to the oppressed.
Khamenei meets Afghan Mojahedin leaders, framing the Afghan struggle as an Islamic duty transcending politics, with the entire Muslim world watching their actions.
Khamenei defends the post-war status of warriors and Basij forces, rejecting enemy narratives that veterans become irrelevant once the battlefield falls silent.
Khamenei urges the Red Crescent and Martyrs Foundation to serve martyrs' families with excellence, recognizing them as the most valuable members of Iranian society.
Khamenei tells Lebanese and Iranian audiences that preserving divine blessings like independence, faith, and resistance requires greater effort than obtaining them.
Khamenei praises Isfahan province for its contributions during the Iran-Iraq War, honoring scholars, martyrs' families, and the city's pivotal revolutionary role.
Khamenei delivers a Friday prayer sermon on piety and national affairs, urging Muslims to organize their lives according to Islamic principles and divine guidance.
Khamenei addresses Muslims from around the world, emphasizing Islamic unity and bonds among Muslims worldwide as central to Iran's revolutionary Islamic vision.
Khamenei draws lessons from Imam Baqir's life for the post-Khomeini era, highlighting tireless scholarly work and devotion as a model for sustaining the revolution.
Khamenei calls for reviewing Imam Khomeini's lessons, describing his personality as a brilliant essence that influenced the entire world and reshaped Islamic history.
Khamenei outlines the revolution's two dimensions: transforming Iran internally toward Islamic life, and externally confronting Western cultural domination worldwide.
Khamenei describes how Muslims worldwide feel orphaned by Khomeini's passing, emphasizing the global scope of the Islamic community's collective grief and mourning.
Khamenei calls on security forces to preserve Imam Khomeini's revolutionary legacy, emphasizing unity, Islamic values, and resilience against global arrogance.