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Despite all the disagreements among Muslims, the war of the US Government against the Ummah has united them on one issue: that we are divided. Whether they side with one camp or another, this or that country, the call for unity has become more urgent than ever. And what’s worse, the division has become structural and systemic.
After the fall of the Ottoman Empire during the WWI at the hands of the British Empire and the US Government, the Muslim Ummah lost its political ground. For the first time since the time of the Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him), Muslim rulers became puppets and servants of the disbelievers, in this case, the British Empire and the US Government.
Therefore, our division is not accidental and sporadic; rather, it has been planted carefully by the enemies of Islam. We are divided into so many countries, sects, religious groups and ideologies, political parties, racial camps (such as Turks, Arabs, Persians, Kurds etc.), theological schools, revolutionary movements, dialects, languages, alphabets, cultures, traditions, and each of which is funded and supported by our enemies.
Our institutions, be it political or religious, have been established as well as they are controlled strictly by the British Empire and the US Government. This is what it means to be defeated and occupied by the enemies of Islam.
The British-American Global Government has installed military bases in every Muslim country, including Iran, and each country has been assigned a role with regard to the division of the Ummah.
In addition, the media, schools, universities, the academia, mosques, religious institutions, funding organizations, publishing houses, and other religious institutions are controlled and closely monitored by the British-American Global Government in order to make sure that all the forces that could unite Muslims are suppressed at an early stage.
To be controlled and monitored by the enemies does not mean that a university or a mosque, for example, is necessary negative. This means that its role is limited.
Thus, Muslim governments and the entire institutionalized structure have a limited role, especially when it comes to certain aspects related to the Ummah in general. A government could build mosques, an imam could preach passionately about certain aspects of the religion, a sheikh could train new religious students, or an organization could raise funds for charity purposes, but they Ummah will face two main issues under the occupation: first, the institutionalized religious and political structure can not plant the seeds of unity, and second, without a real political power, the preservation of the religion of Islam itself in the long term will be increasingly more difficult.
Therefore, the only way to escape the control the of enemies or the institutionalized structure, which again has been established by the enemies, is by acting on individual basis. By splitting from the crowd and getting over the herd mentality, individuals can escape control, which is to say, they have more freedom than the institutions and governments without necessarily going against them.
While Muslim governments and institutions can play their role, individuals, too, can play a crucial role in the planting of the seeds of unity, as well as individuals have the freedom to “attack” the enemies intellectually.
If the number of individual voices, of those Muslims who don’t actively subscribe to a certain group or institution, sect or nationality, they can have enough power to shape the public opinion of the entire Ummah, especially when it comes to topics related to Muslim unification and the exposure of the strategies of the enemies.
In fact, this has basis in the teachings of the religion of Islam. Our religion teaches us to be part of the jama’ah (the group), but at the same time, Islam emphasizes the role of individuals as opposed to herd mentality. Each person has power. Muslims are not statics, but individuals. While certain punishments are suffered collectively, in the end, each Muslim is held accountable individually by God.
In conclusion, the world is ruled by one global government, i.e., the British-American Global Government; therefore, Muslims are politically subservient to the enemies of Islam. Being occupied by the enemies means that unity and political rise become almost impossible as the enemies control national governments, the military power and all the institutionalized structure.
The only way to bring changes, to plant the seeds of resistance and unity, and to shape the public opinion with regard to unity of the Muslim Ummah is by “abandoning” the crowd and acting on individual basis. It is easy for the enemy to control governments and institutions, but not individuals.
As a result, the Muslim Ummah is in dire need of sincere and courageous Muslim individuals who focus on an intellectually battle with the enemy, but on individual basis because persons, as opposed to groups or institutionalized structures, enjoy more freedom in certain aspects.
Islam raises individuals and maintains the power of the group simultaneously while the British-American politics emphasized the crowed mentality where individuals are melted and merged into the powerless group.
Unity will stem from the indispensable role of Muslim individuals. The question is not who are those individuals, but the real question is: are you among them? Are you doing your part as an individual?
Sabri Lushi
April 1, 2026