The present study aims to systematically analyze the message of the Supreme Leader to the 403rd Hajj Congress, considering the specific conditions of the contemporary world, especially Muslims. This message is examined with the central signifier of the spread of the doctrine of exemption from polytheists in Hajj to Islamic societies, and attempts to provide a comprehensive understanding of the position of the central signifier and its peripheral radius in the space of civilizational conflict and discursive hostility in four layers from the level of the text to its cognitive depth. Now the basic question is how can exemption from enemies be spread among Muslim nations and states? The authors, using a descriptive-analytical method based on library resources, present an example of the method of discourse analysis in a message, including words, propositions, clauses, logical flow, connection between sentences and clauses, to provide a general insight manifested in the text and the sequence of practical effects on it, and the aim is to explain the current duties of Muslims against enemies. The research findings are the spread of absolution from enemies through the pilgrims' messages, the generalization of hatred of enemies among Muslims, and the elevation of the social precedent of the Hajj rituals, which, by focusing on the teachings of Islam and emphasizing commonalities, can provide the necessary capital to support the Palestinian cause and prevent the excesses of common enemies.