Enemies Inciting Rift Among Muslims

TEHRAN, Sept. 15--President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz discussed regional developments, especially Tehran-Riyadh ties. In a telephone conversation on Saturday, Ahmadinejad felicitated King Abdullah on the advent of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, ISNA reported.
The chief executive noted that since the enemies of Islam cannot harm nations, they try to sow seeds of discord among Muslim countries, particularly Iran and Saudi Arabia.
“While Muslim countries are working to forge unity among Muslim states, the enemies are doing their best to create a rift among nations,“ he said.
Ahmadinejad thanked King Abdullah for providing Iranian Haj pilgrims with suitable services.


“The Islamic Republic of Iran is confident that the Saudi officials, particularly King Abdullah, pursue Muslim unity,“ he said.
Referring to the enemies’ efforts to impede Iran’s nuclear progress, Ahmadinejad pointed out that Iran’s conditions in the International Atomic Energy Agency at the international level is satisfactory and Iran’s nuclear rights have been restored.
In response, King Abdullah congratulated Ahmadinejad and prayed to God that the holy month will have blessings for both the Iranian and Saudi nations.