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Pezeshkian’s Islamabad visit is a testament to Pakistan’s growing diplomatic clout and Iran’s strategic resilience. More than a ceremonial handshake, it reflects a region turning the page from confrontation to cooperation, proving that the East is no longer waiting for history—it is shaping it.

The four most militarily powerful Muslim-majority nations—Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Pakistan, and Egypt—are aligning based on strategic calculation rather than religious affinity. This development signals the emergence of a weaker America in the Middle East and a reordering of the great-power competition between the U.S. and China.

As the US-Israel offensive against Iran reshapes the Middle East, new alliances are forming between Muslim-majority states such as Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia in response to Bibi’s  ‘Greater Israel’ ambitions.