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| 2 | I have also resolved to raise my children according to a particular Mahdawi upbringing, especially after my children accepted my new condition and my daughter moved beyond the shock of the disfigurement that had devastated my face.
I know no path to despair.
I will prove to my enemy that we live despite our wounds.
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Name of the injured woman: Sayyeda Rawan Ali Al-Mousawi
Date of birth: 26 June 1996
Date of injury: 17 September 2024
Nature of injury: Loss of both eyes; amputation of the left hand during the Pager Massacre. | 122 |
| 3 | The Lebanese women studying medicine in Iran were like a breeze from the spirit of Allah. They never left us. The language barrier had caused some difficulties with the Iranian medical staff before they arrived.
They took upon themselves the burden of caring for us: treating us, feeding us, and even helping us with other needs. Their official role had been limited to translation, but their humanity overwhelmed every formal boundary, making them an extraordinary example of tenderness and compassion.
The Hand of Sayyeda al-Zahra
I had no real understanding of the condition of my hands. The excruciating phantom pains made me feel as though they were still intact, apart from a few wounds.
I asked my husband to tell me honestly about their condition. He told me that two fingers of my left hand had partially been lost, but he concealed from me the amputation of my right hand.
Yet my Lord prepared me through His kindness and care.
When my soul wandered through the realm of dreams, I saw someone place a black box, covered with a transparent veil, upon my bed. When I opened it, I saw a hand wrapped in silk. Its beauty was breathtaking, and a distinctive little ring adorned its finger.
When I was told that it was the hand of Sayyeda Fatimah al-Zahra (peace be upon her), I embraced it eagerly until it seemed to merge and become one with my own body, where it settled.
That scene remained deeply engraved in my mind. Two weeks later, I understood what I believed to be the interpretation of the vision, when I learned that my hand was now under the care and protection of the Lady of the Women of the Worlds (peace be upon her).
The Eyes of the Heart
With the eyes of my heart, I saw the radiant dome of the Merciful Imam (peace be upon him). I did not need empty eye sockets—eyes emptied by treachery—to perceive compassion and serenity shining within me.
I felt a warmth carrying me gently, soothing my pain.
At the Wall of Mercy, I finally released the cries I had been suppressing, the cries that had imprisoned pain within my chest.
My mind refused to accept the thought that I could be beside the compassionate Imam and yet not drink from his mercy by visiting his shrine.
I insisted on entering the sanctuary.
After we had dinner at the Imam’s guesthouse, the shrine attendants accompanied me to the Garden of al-Rida (peace be upon him). There, I was born anew.
When my feet touched the tiles of the sacred sanctuary and my hands grasped the shrine, I felt renewed.
After one hundred days, I returned to Lebanon.
An Ongoing Chain of Surgeries
The total number of surgeries I have undergone on my eyes, face, hands, and throat in Lebanon and Iran has exceeded twenty.
The most recent was performed to treat tissue that had formed in my trachea as a result of the repeated insertion of tubes into my throat following the injury. This deprived me of my ability to breathe properly and contributed to several episodes of suffocation.
The ordeal did not end there. I underwent procedures to cauterize the tissue and widen the trachea so that I could breathe again.
I will also soon undergo surgery to receive glass prosthetic eyes, after recently undergoing surgery to release and repair an eyelid.
Wisdom and Patience
Because Allah, in His foreknowledge of events, knew the weakness of my heart, He spared me from witnessing the suffering of another member of my family. My heart could never have endured seeing one of them suffer the injuries that befell me.
Instead, He granted me patience.
The pain I endure becomes lighter and fades into insignificance when compared with even a minor injury that might have befallen one of them.
So praise belongs to Him for making me a sacrifice for their safety. By His grace, I see nothing but beauty in what He has decreed.
I have decided to memorize the Holy Qur’an. Allah has blessed me with a strong memory after the injury. | 103 |
| 4 | The Story of Sayyeda Rawan Al-Mousawi: “I Am the Daughter of al-Hussain… Hardship Will Not Kill Me”
Source: Baqiyat Allah Magazine — By Sayyeda Hanan Al-Mousawi
Nothing in this world mattered to me except showering my family with love and caring for them. That day, I was busy preparing provisions. I did not understand why my daughter insisted on staying at her grandfather’s house rather than accompanying me, but I went on with my work, comforted by the presence of my son Hani beside me. I placed him in his special seat and securely fastened the belt so that he would not fall. I fed him and began thinking about which ornamental trees my husband would bring so that we could plant them along the outside walkway of our home.
When I left the kitchen to attend to something else, I was disturbed by the loud and continuous ringing of the pager. I rushed toward it to silence it. A few seconds were all I was given to see a brightly illuminated screen—an image that would be etched into my face and brain forever—before the device exploded, scattering its sharp fragments into my skin and bones.
An Explosion and a Final Instruction
The sound of the explosion was deafening. Everyone who heard it rushed to inspect the scene, assuming that an enemy drone had targeted something nearby. Yet the absence of any visible signs of an attack made my mother-in-law suspicious about the source of the sound.
My faint moans eventually reached them. I crawled toward the door to reassure my son, who had been terrified by the explosion. My last words were: “Hani, take care of him.” Then I lost consciousness.
Drenched in Blood
No words could adequately describe the scene: a face split in two, two eyes that had departed for the realm of the unseen, one severed hand, and another that had lost parts of several fingers. A vast pool of blood poured from my body until I was immersed in it.
The image of a person drenched in her own blood was etched into everyone’s mind before they could comprehend what had happened.
I was the first of the injured to arrive at Dar Al-Amal Hospital. The arrival of the other wounded gradually clarified the circumstances of the injuries. First aid and dressing the wounds became the immediate priority.
Time passed heavily amid devastating shock, until the doctor announced that faint signs of life had begun to return.
I was still alive.
After undergoing the necessary scans, I was transferred to the operating room for reconstructive surgery and subsequently to the intensive care unit. I had lost both eyes, while a large fragment had lodged in the front of my skull, causing a temporary disturbance in my memory that lasted several days.
I remained in a coma for five days. Despite the loss of hope that I would ever see again, my family insisted that I travel to Iran.
A Gentle Death
I communicated with those around me through gestures, as the tubes inserted through my mouth and into my body prevented me from speaking. After they were removed, I noticed a change in my mood. I became calmer and more cheerful.
From the moment of the explosion, I felt that divine kindness had never abandoned me, and that the blessing of the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them) had continued to shelter me. My husband was always beside me, holding my hand.
There were no limits to my happiness. Visiting the shrine of Imam al-Rida, the Eighth Imam (peace be upon him), had always been a dream that accompanied me.
I asked my husband to convey a message to Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah: that my soul was a sacrifice for him.
At that time, I uttered words that everyone who accompanied me would never forget:
“I am the daughter of Imam al-Hussain (peace be upon him). Hardship will not kill me.”
I had become convinced that my injuries were merely scratches that would eventually disappear through Allah’s kindness.
A Breeze from the Spirit of Allah
When we arrived in Mashhad, the female wounded and I were transferred to Shams al-Shumus Hospital and then to Imam al-Rida Hospital, where I underwent my first surgery on my hands. | 96 |
| 5 | 🚨The American enemy should know that the noble nation of Iran and the Resistance Front have unforgettable lessons in store for it.
✍Imam Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei
🗓July 17, 2026
📍King Hussein Airbase in Aqabah, southern Jordan
💻 en.rahbar.ir | 📱 @MKhamenei_en | 142 |
| 6 | 🇸🇾 Monkeys broke out of an amusement park in Salqin, Idlib.
Catching them was hard because they looked like the mujahideen of the new Syria.
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| 7 | 🇯🇵 "Japan also needs an Islamic Revolution." — Japanese journalist Thoton Akimoto on X
Naturally, an Islamic Revolution requires an organic awakening of the hearts of the people and cannot be forced on a population. The Islamic Revolution in Iran was a popular uprising and it was cemented via a national referendum, a measure which Imam Khomeini (ra) insisted on rather than an autocratic imposition of an Islamic Republic.
An Islamic Revolution, based on Shi'a values, would naturally respect religious minorities like Shinto and Buddhism and wouldn't seek to destroy old monuments and shrines. The worst form of paganism is the kind that actually holds power in society, and the idols that people really worship around the world nowadays are the real threat to monotheism: the idols of money, status, power, celebrities, the American empire, Jewish supremacy, consumerism/materialism, brand names, our own ego, etc.
An Islamic Revolution would solve many of Japan's social problems:
— Political independence and dignity instead of the humiliation of being America's slave
— Elimination of cultural imperialism from copying American culture such as extreme materialism, consumerism, individualism, and the destruction of family values
— Restoration of compassion and love for parents, elders, neighbors, the poor, and the oppressed
— Restoration of the importance of marriage, motherhood, family, and child-bearing, solving Japan's plummeting birth rate problem due to the rise of incel culture and socio-economic incentives to remain single and focused on work/career
— Elimination of pornography and legal brothels
— Elimination of sissy boy culture
— Resolution of alcohol abuse which is directly tied to domestic violence and crime
And many other socio-economic-political benefits.
The East Asian (Japan, China, Korea) attention to minimalism, respect, and other such positive values mesh well with corresponding Islamic values. Islam doesn't seek to abolish or erase all culture like Wahabbis do — rather it only opposes aspects of culture which are related to superstition, sin/corruption, ignorance, and polytheism, which should be either reformed or totally eliminated. The rest can be celebrated, embraced, and proliferated. Many ancient mosques in China have East Asian architecture rather than traditional West Asian style domes and minarets.
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| 8 | Martyr Ibrahim Raisi snubbed Ilham Aliyev, the Zionist puppet dictator of the Baku Republic (Azerbaijan), in favor of relevant countries, while President Pezeshkian snubbed relevant countries, with Aliyev being one of the first officials he met with, doing so with a warm embrace and smile
During the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, President Pezeshkian made several blunders which have come under fire especially given the recent war condition and the deliberate massacre of wedding attendees in Sirik with one of America's most accurate missiles.
One of the first officials the Iranian president met with was Azerbaijan dictator Ilham Aliyev, who sells Azeri oil to the Zionist regime via Turkey, allows Mossad and the Zionist military to use Azeri soil to plan operations on Iran (with eyewitness reports proving that they saw aerial weapons, either drones or missiles or planes, coming into the north of Iran from the Azeri border during the 12 day imposed war). Pezeshkian did so with warm smiles and hugs.
Additionally, Pezeshkian spoke Azeri Turkish with Aliyev, breaking state protocol of speaking the official language of the country, which is Persian. Even Martyr Ayatollah Khamenei, who spoke Arabic more fluently than some of his own translators, still spoke Persian when receiving officials from Arabic-speaking countries.
In contrast, Pezeshkian basically snubbed the leaders of China and Russia — countries which have actual political and economic relevance and have helped Iran economically and militarily during the war, no matter how limited, and have ignored US sanctions no matter the risks involved. When Pezeshkian actually met President Jinping, he didn't have the same warm hugs and smiles as he did with the dictator of the Baku Republic, who has zero economic relevance to Iran and gives zero economic nor military support to the Islamic Republic.
Snubbing Russia and China has long been an act of self-sabotage by the liberal so-called "reformists." They do so as a soft signal to the west, saying that Iran will not get close to the west's adversaries as a gesture of good will to encourage the lifting of sanctions. They will point out the imperfections of policies of Beijing and Moscow as if to say "see, everyone in the world is bad and no one is truly our friend, so what's the harm in bowing down to the west?" They will claim that relations with Beijing and Moscow will make Iran dependent on them, meanwhile they are actually seeking to make Iran dependent on the west. The hypocrisy and mental colonialism is mind boggling.
Rouhani famously turned down large investments by China and even put President Jinping in a hotel room without a toilet, humiliating the Chinese president as an overture to the Epstein class. (Side note: Epstein himself in his emails said he preferred Rouhani over Sayyed Raisi in the 2017 election).
As Iranians suffer from hyperinflation caused by a combination of American pressure and internal neoliberal oligarchs who unfortunately have been given reign over the economy since the Rafsanjani era, economic cooperation with China and Russia could be a great source of relief, such as increasing exports in direct Rial to Yuan/Ruble exchanges or getting Chinese investments for things like high-speed rail and other advanced technological cooperation. But liberals still prefer to retain the same old policy of sitting on their hands and literally doing nothing except waiting for sanctions to be lifted.
The Leader, Imam Mojtaba Khamenei, once again reaffirmed the need to move away from the dollar, but stubborn liberal oligarchs and their lackeys in the government aren't listening.
The people have woken up since the war, including many who are part of the reformists' voting bloc. But the heads of the liberal camp themselves have not woken up, not even after the martyrdom of the Leader or massacres of Minab, Lamerd, or Sirik. They should be grateful that the Leader and the people are not impulsive and uphold national unity, but that does not negate accountability. | 1 765 |
| 9 | When Love of Comfort Defeats the Cause of Truth
The Qur’an presents a profound law of history:
“Say, [O Muhammad], ‘If your fathers, your sons, your brothers, your wives, your relatives, wealth which you have acquired, commerce whose decline you fear, and dwellings in which you delight are more beloved to you than Allah and His Messenger and striving in His cause, then wait until Allah brings about His command. And Allah does not guide the defiantly disobedient people.’”
Qur’an 9:24
Allah does not merely ask believers whether they love their families, wealth, homes, and livelihoods; He asks what happens when these attachments become more beloved than Allah, His Messenger, and striving in His cause.
The verse lists eight worldly attachments: parents, children, siblings, spouses, relatives, accumulated wealth, profitable trade, and comfortable homes. Then it presents three higher commitments: Allah, His Messenger, and the struggle for His cause.
This is not a call to abandon family or worldly life. Rather, it is a warning against allowing comfort, fear, economic interests, or personal security to determine our moral position when truth is under attack.
Nations do not lose their dignity merely because they lack weapons.
They collapse when they lose the willingness to stand, endure, sacrifice, and remain faithful.
Resistance therefore begins in the heart: refusing humiliation, refusing surrender, and refusing to exchange principles for temporary security.
True steadfastness demands patience, sacrifice, and the readiness to bear costs for justice.
The Qur’anic promise is clear: history ultimately belongs not to those who choose comfort, but to those who remain conscious of Allah.
The road of truth may demand sacrifice, but the consequence belongs to the steadfast and the God-conscious:
“And the ultimate outcome belongs to the God-conscious.”
(Qur’an 7:128) | 208 |
| 10 | Good morning, dear ones. 🌿
May this morning remind us that every new dawn is a quiet lesson in hope:
Darkness does not last forever, and every sincere believer has a role in preparing for the light.
To await Imam al-Mahdi is not simply to wait for a future day.
It is to prepare our hearts, purify our intentions, strengthen our faith, and live today in a way that would make us worthy of standing beside him tomorrow.
May we begin this morning with a renewed promise:
O our Master, Imam al-Mahdi,
if the years become long, we will wait.
If the road becomes difficult, we will remain steadfast.
If the world forgets, we will remember.
And if hearts grow weary, we will hold firmly to my certainty.
May Allah make us among those whose waiting is not passive, whose love becomes action, whose faith becomes character, and whose lives are prepared for the day when justice rises beneath your banner.
Good morning to every heart that still believes in the coming dawn.
May today bring us one step closer to becoming the people we hope to be when that dawn arrives 🤲 | 250 |
| 11 | What is up with the dogs of international Zionism and American imperialism mocking the noble and holy name of Imam Hussain (a)?
Maybe it is a strange coincidence, but:
Saddam Hussein
Barack Hussein Obama
Ahmad Hussein al-Sharaa
It really should be Saddam Yazid (or Saddam al-Tikriti as some say), Barack Muawiya Obama (Muawiya instead of Yazid since Muawiya was more crafty and deceptive, just like Obama), and Ahmad Shimr al-Sharaa. Their actions in life put them into the camp of the enemies of Imam Hussain, such as the army of Yazid and all his henchmen, and thus do not deserve the noble namesake of Hussain.
The only world leader who lived his life on the principles of Imam Hussain and left this world on those principles is Martyr Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Hussaini Khamenei. And of course, by extension, Imam Sayyed Mojtaba Hussaini Khamenei.
Whether coincidence or not, a namesake like that is only worth its salt for those who sincerely attempt to live by such principles.
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| 12 | Sorry to say this, but I feel sorry for anyone who gets their political analysis from a Squirrel...
This was posted by the Squirrel in the middle of the 12 day imposed war. Suspiciously timed blackpill.
And guess what? The Islamic Republic still stands.
This misinformed post reeking of orientalism towards Shiism and the system of Wilayatul Faqih clearly doesn't undestand that we are not a cult of personality and that we are advised by God in the Holy Qur'an that when the leader of a divine movement returns to his Lord (be it an actual divinely-appointed figure like a prophet or imam, or a righteous servant of God like an Ayatollah) the people shouldn't "turn back on their heels" (an expression for turning back on our principles and going back to a state of ignorance).
Iran's military capacities still stand and have humiliated the US, especially in the latest rounds where the US has been proven weak without cooperation of "israelis" to cover other parts of Iran. The US airforce is thus limited to the southern regions and is fearful of Iranian air defenses shooting down their aircrafts so they shoot like cowards at weddings from afar. So Iran is not like Syria.
This oddly-timed doomer post by the Squirrel didn't age well at all. No one is perfect and we don't like to split hairs over minor disagreements, but from Squirrel to Richard Medhurst, these types of defeatist rhetoric serves the enemy and shows exactly what kind of worthless "solidarity" these people have.
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| 13 | 💥 "Iran International," an "israeli" funded outlet (previously funded by Saudi Arabia), casually advocates for nuking Tehran and killing millions in an instant.
In case anyone had any doubts about who the real terrorists are.
However, this is not 1945. The US is no longer the sole nuclear-armed power on earth. Using nukes of any kind in a first strike will open a Pandora's Box whose outcome they won't be able to control.
Aside from pushing Iran to potentially change its nuclear doctrine, existing nuclear-armed states like Russia, China, and others will not tolerate such a move.
Additionally, based on what Allah says about money-worshipers, Jews, and others who oppose divine values, is that they love this world and are afraid to die and meet their Lord, facing eternal punishment for their evil crimes on earth.
While we should take all nuclear threats seriously and be well prepared for any and all scenarios, we should remain hopeful that these people are too afraid to get an early preview of the hellfire and wouldn't want to risk ending all life on earth, including their own.
Also, let's not hold our breath for Americans to wake up and overthrow their Satanic pedophile government. Enough of the American population couldn't care less if their politicians rape children on an island nor kill children all around the world. If they still don't rise up to abolish this current system and replace it with a new one with divine values instead of Satanic ones, it shows they really deserve to be ruled by pedophile cannibals.
Some have an inferiority complex by thinking some political dissident in the west will save the world from the west. Rather, the Islamic Ummah, whose base is the Islamic Republic of Iran, will save the world.
Better to die as a martyr from a nuke than live as a slave of Epstein pedophiles.
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| 14 | ▶️ Lebanese journalist Sondoss Al-Asa’ad says Iran has proven that US superiority and Israel’s advanced military capabilities have failed to force the Axis of Resistance to surrender.
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| 15 | Sacrificing for Allah is not a loss; it is a path towards His mercy. Allah says:
“And among the people is he who sells himself, seeking the pleasure of Allah; and Allah is Most Compassionate to His servants.” (Qur’an 2:207)
This beautiful verse describes one of the highest forms of devotion:
When Allah’s pleasure becomes more precious to a person than personal comfort and desires.
So they willingly give their time, wealth, effort, energy, and ease for what pleases Him.
And how comforting it is that the verse ends by reminding us of Allah’s tenderness:
“And Allah is Most Compassionate to His servants.”
Whatever you give sincerely for Allah is never truly lost.
Whoever gives for His sake will find His mercy surrounding them, and whoever chooses His pleasure will discover that what Allah gives in return is far greater than anything they left behind.
There are countless ways to give: through knowledge, raising children, helping those in need, supporting the oppressed with truth and justice, spending from what we have, serving others, or struggling patiently against our own weaknesses in obedience to Allah.
The value of an action grows with the sincerity, truthfulness, and sacrifice within it.
So whenever something you give for Allah feels difficult or costly, gently remind your heart: what is with Allah is far more precious.
And every path that begins with “seeking the pleasure of Allah” is a path surrounded by His mercy and compassion. | 329 |
| 16 | Remember Shaheed Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah: This Long Battle Requires Patience
The battle is long. It demands patience—not only in confronting the enemy, but also in remaining patient with our own people, our own community, and those who share the burden of resistance.
At times, patience with people can be harder than patience with an enemy, because criticism, disagreement, disappointment, and misunderstanding test the sincerity of the heart.
Allah says: “Those who convey the messages of Allah and fear Him, and fear none but Allah. And sufficient is Allah as a Reckoner.” (Qur’an 33:39)
Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him and his family) is reported to have said:
“The patience of a Muslim in some places of struggle for one day is better for him than forty years of worship.”
Imam Ali (peace be upon him) also says:
“Fear Allah concerning striving with your wealth, your lives, and your tongues in the way of Allah.”
Allah also reminds us that the path to victory is tested by hardship:
“When will the help of Allah come? Surely, the help of Allah is near.” (Qur’an 2:214)
As Shaheed Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (ra) said, this confrontation is great and prolonged, yet its horizon and outcome are visible to those who struggle, believe, remain patient, and seek their reward from Allah.
Therefore, be patient, persevere together, and encourage one another in patience and mercy.
The battle may be long, but steadfastness is measured not by how quickly victory arrives, but by whether we remain faithful until it does. | 316 |
| 17 | Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's definition of what it means to be a truth-seeker echoes what Martyr Abbas al-Mousawi once said, "How many people are searching for the truth? The seekers of knowledge and truth, how many are they?"
With English subtitles
H/T Shiaphobia Sticker
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| 18 | Sin texto... | 275 |
| 19 | 🔺🗣 "I'm trying to focus on doing as much of God's work as possible right now. And if that leads to the end times, okay." — US Vice President JD Vance
There are two sides to the end times: God's side and the devil/antichrist's side.
By serving on the devil/antichrist's side, Mr. Vance, you are not doing God's work. And you will go to hell and Jesus Christ himself, together along with Imam Mahdi, will send you to the gallows to expedite your trip to hell along with those who groomed you into politics, namely Peter Thiel and Alex Karp (of Palantir).
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| 20 | 🇮🇷 "With all this flailing about, you will not only fail to climb out of the infernal depths you have created for yourselves, but you will soon see that Iran's new strategy on the battlefield, in diplomacy, and in countering the economic siege will shatter your very foundations."
— Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's SNSC
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