The wife of the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Zeenatuddeen Ibraheem Zakzaky, has called on Muslims and Christians worldwide to set aside their differences and unite in the collective struggle against oppression.
In a statement issued on Monday, Zakzaky emphasized the need for sustained solidarity across religious lines, stressing that justice and improved living conditions can only be achieved through a shared commitment to confronting injustice.
She urged faith communities to rise above divisions and work together to promote fairness, dignity and social equity, noting that global challenges require unified moral action.
Zakzaky’s appeal comes amid ongoing concerns about inequality and human rights issues in various parts of the world, reinforcing calls for stronger interfaith cooperation in addressing systemic oppression.
