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==Conclusion== | ==Conclusion== | ||
In conclusion, despite the absence of a unified political structure, Muslims worldwide are more united than often acknowledged. Their unity is rooted in shared principles, practices, and values that have endured for centuries. Embracing and celebrating this unity, while resisting narratives of division, is essential for the collective progress of the Muslim community<ref>Peysepar, Mohammad Reza (2025).https://en.wikivahdat.com/wiki/Muslim_Unity_in_the_World:_The_Trend</ref>. | In conclusion, despite the absence of a unified political structure, Muslims worldwide are more united than often acknowledged. Their unity is rooted in shared principles, practices, and values that have endured for centuries. Embracing and celebrating this unity, while resisting narratives of division, is essential for the collective progress of the Muslim community<ref>Peysepar, Mohammad Reza (2025).https://en.wikivahdat.com/wiki/Muslim_Unity_in_the_World:_The_Trend. Retrieved on 01/20/2025.</ref>. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||