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Open Letter to President Emmanuel Macron
Originally published on on Buy Me a Coffee — original post. Last updated 2026-08-14.
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بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْم
An Open Letter to President Emmanuel Macron: A Torch of Legacy, a Call to Moral Leadership
بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْم
Your Excellency President Emmanuel Macron,
Peace and blessings be upon you, and upon those who walk the path of justice and truth.
It is with great deliberation, and a heart that has endured much on the battlefield of ideas, that I write this final open letter—an offering not of political posturing but of moral weight and spiritual clarity. You are not just a president of France; in this moment, you stand as a potential lodestar for a fractured world in search of equilibrium.
I am no dignitary, no institutionally recognized authority—just a private citizen who has not been silenced by wealth, nor distorted by fame. I write from a place of sincerity and service, moved only by truth and loyalty to a legacy far greater than any nation, a legacy woven through the blessed bloodline of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. And France, despite its secularism and its struggles, has long had a thread in this divine tapestry.
France’s Historic Role and a Debt Yet Unrepaid
France, the birthplace of revolution, liberty, and ideas that once shook the palaces of tyrants, is today at a turning point. You are the President of a country that, in its revolutionary zeal, gave birth to ideals that inspired humanity—but also inflicted wounds that history has not forgotten.
It was France that colonized Algeria, Morocco, and vast swaths of the Muslim world. And yet, paradoxically, it was also France that gave sanctuary to saints, scholars, and dissidents. France that recognized the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Kingdom of Morocco with a level of diplomatic courtesy and cultural kinship other Western powers have failed to match.
And yet, the Muslim world has long held its silence. We have not forgotten how, during America’s fight for independence, it was France who financed its freedom—and was repaid not with eternal gratitude but with indifference. The United States turned its back on its benefactor, and in modern times, has turned its back on morality altogether. Gaza has become the final straw. And President Trump—who could have been a leader of historic reconciliation—instead became a catalyst of humiliation for the Muslim world.
America Has Lost Its Way—France, the Torch Is Yours
The torch of global leadership no longer burns bright in the hands of the United States. Its embassies, its foreign policies, and its cultural ethos have become hollow. Its treatment of Gaza, its refusal to hold sacred the dignity of Palestinians, its silence in the face of slaughter, have severed it from the moral compass that once justified its position on the world stage.
President Macron, you now hold that torch. But it is not lit by military might or economic strength. It is lit by the ancient honor of being aligned with truth. France has hosted saints, embraced scholarship, and walked with kings. It must now stand with the Ahl al-Bayt—the blessed family of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.
The Power Is With the Saints—Not the States
Allah has granted His Messenger two gifts: the Qur’an and his purified family. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said:
"I am leaving among you two precious things, and if you adhere to both of them you will never be misguided after me. They are the Book of Allah and my Progeny, that is my Ahl al-Bayt." (Tirmidhi)
This family, whose lineage flows through the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Alaouite Kingdom of Morocco, has not been cut off. Their barakah, their wisdom, and their nobility continue to bless this earth. While others crown themselves with stolen authority, the blessed family bears a crown no human can remove—sealed by the divine decree.
And what of France? France must now surround itself with these blessed people. If America has chosen war, France must choose peace. If the West has chosen secularism, let France be the exception—secular in structure, yes, but sacred in heart.
A Call for Renewal: Gaza, Ukraine, and the Age of Reckoning
We cannot continue playing games with the lives of innocent people. Zelensky is not a hero—he is a performer placed in a tragedy far greater than his role can bear. Putin is not a reformer—he is a man who has stayed too long, silenced too much, and forgotten too deeply the promise of justice. Peace is not a fantasy. It is a duty. And you, Mr. President, can fulfill it by becoming the architect of a new diplomacy. Begin by listening.
Honor Gaza with action. Honor Ukraine with dignity. Honor Islam by recognizing that the Muslims of Europe are not strangers. They are your citizens. Their hearts are broken, their voices unheard, but their prayers reach the heavens.
My Teacher and the True Power of Guidance
I am a follower of the Shadhili path. My teacher is Shaykh as-Sayyid Muhammad al-Yaqoubi—a descendant of the Prophet, a man who speaks truth without fear, who stood up to tyrants while others compromised. He, and scholars like him, are the ones whose words should guide policy. The kings of this earth are temporary. The saints are eternal.
To the Blessed Family—the heirs of wisdom, whose lineage is not cut off, whose blessings remain: @shaykhalyaqoubi, @hamidbinhafiz, @HishamKabbani, @ShaykhNinowy, @habibomar, @alhabibali, @SheikhBabikir, @ShkhAhmedSaad, @Sufilive, @oneworldonepage
Conclusion: Honor Is Not Given—It Is Upheld
France now has a choice to make. Will you carry the legacy of Emir Abdelkader—not as a relic, but as a roadmap? Will you lead Europe into a new age, one where diplomacy honors God and men alike? Will you stand not just with the rich and the strategic, but with the righteous and the forgotten?
Mr. President, history watches. God watches. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is not cut off. His family is not cut off. And those who honor them are never forgotten.
May Allah guide you, protect France, and allow the blood that has been spilled to be a reason for healing, not hatred.
Respectfully,
Omar Arizona A Servant of the Blessed Family A Superuser of the Age of AI An Architect of What Comes Next