Sheikh Abdullah Al-Saleh, Deputy Secretary-General of the Islamic Action Society of Bahrain, examined the concept of 'People's Resurrection' at the first international conference 'Resurrection of the Ummah of Muhammad' organized by the World Assembly of Qadimun. He considered this concept to be beyond a temporary reaction and emphasized awakening, awareness, and the acceptance of social responsibility by nations.
Reflection on the Words of the Martyr Leader and the Concept of Resurrection
Sheikh Al-Saleh stated: "Some words do not end with their speaker's departure and are not limited to a memory in history, but carry within them the seeds of a future that has yet to arrive." He referred to the martyr leader's expression that if an event occurs in the country, God will resurrect this Ummah and the people will complete the task.
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He further emphasized: "People's Resurrection" means moving from a state of waiting to awareness and from being a recipient to being a responsible human being. This concept signifies understanding duty and recognizing mission, in which people awaken as an Ummah.
Regional Developments and Their Impact on Bahrain
The Deputy Secretary-General of the Islamic Action Society of Bahrain, referring to recent developments in the region, said: Nations and social, political, and religious movements in various countries have once again recognized their presence and ability to influence. He considered the developments in Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and Palestine as examples of the recovery of will, awareness, and the ability of nations to play a role.
Sheikh Al-Saleh noted that if we consider the concept of resurrection in its deep meaning, Bahrain is also experiencing this phase. He described Bahrain as more than a geographical area, saying: "Bahrain is a homeland with a history and a people with a historical memory."
He referred to the difficult experiences of recent years in Bahrain, stating that these experiences have affected the collective awareness of society and prompted parts of the population to rethink the concept of homeland and responsibilities. He emphasized: "Bahrain's Resurrection" should not be understood as an emotional moment or a reaction to a specific event, but rather as the awakening of the awareness of the people of Bahrain.
The Necessity of Unity and Solidarity in the Islamic Ummah
Sheikh Al-Saleh, while emphasizing the importance of unity among the Islamic Ummah, said: Unity does not mean eliminating the characteristics of nations or homogenizing societies, but rather discovering the common values that enable the Islamic Ummah to cooperate and synergize. He referred to recent developments in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen, considering these developments as an opportunity to strengthen Islamic unity and confront major challenges.
In conclusion, he emphasized the necessity of transforming the historical experiences of nations into knowledge, ethics, and a plan for building the future. He stated: Today's generation must ask itself what it has learned and what future it wants to build; a future in which there may be differences of opinion, but human dignity and respect for the homeland and common citizenship remain.
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