✅ For sure, they cannot avoid visiting Iran at this juncture; otherwise, future relationships could be jeopardized. It’s crucial to visit the state when its sitting leaders have passed away. Interestingly, Uncle Erdogan didn’t come and is now trying to manage the situation. However, we are receiving serious reports of the involvement of Turkish and Azerbaijani characters in some negative ways related to this tragedy.

🇮🇷 Breaking | Finally the bodies of martyrs entered into the Shrine of Imam Ali Ridha (A)

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🏴 Imam Khamenei's most active day (which got public) even in the midst of his deepest sorrow:

• Leading prayers
• Visiting the homes of the martyrs
• Meeting with various heads of state

Despite being in his saddest state, Imam Khamenei’s daily activities and his broader engagements are something the general public is not fully aware of.

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🇮🇷 Breaking | Entry of Shaheed Raisi (r) in the holy sanctuary of Imam Ali Raza (A).

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🇺🇳 Breaking | The United Nations General Assembly just observed a minute of silence to honour the late President of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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🇧🇩 Breaking | Bangladeshis offered prayer for President Raisi (r) and his companions.

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🇮🇷 Breaking | Ayatullah Raisi (r) got laid down in his grave. 😭

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✅ Years ago, I had the opportunity to meet the Iranian eulogist Maysum Motie at the very place where Martyr Raisi (r) is going to be buried. When I tried to show him respect, he humbly replied, “This is not the place to respect us; it’s the place to respect the only master, the son of the Prophet, Imam Ali Ridha (a).”

God-fearing heroes like Shaheed Raisi and many other scholars and leaders chose the shrines of Imams for their burial. They wanted no extra honor beyond being known as servants of Ahlulbayt.

🏴Raisi, a Husayni-Sayyid, was the 40th or 41st direct descendant of Imam Husayn (A), with his ancestor Zayd Shaheed (a) being the grandson of Imam Husayn (A).

Raisi’s ancestry was illustrious, filled with martyrs, scholars, and servicemen, renowned Sayyids of Mashhad known for their services to the community. Among them was Syed Ibrahim Raisi, who served as the president of this shrine for five years, then as the president of the Islamic Republic, and also as a leader of the Palestinian struggle.

This honor reflects the noble lineage of the great martyr Zayd as Shaheed, who was martyred by the Umayyads, and today, we witness the continuation of this noble legacy.

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✅ Amid heightened tensions with Israel, following months of internal unrest inside Iran, the sudden martyrdom of the President and Foreign Minister, alongside the end of the parliament and holding of early elections, a million-strong funeral procession attended by world leaders is held. The world sympathizes, and no one is worried about the country’s stability?

The answer in one word: Sayyed Ali Husayni Khamenei

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🇮🇷 Grave of Ayatullah Raisi (r).

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✅ There will be no epitaph or marble sign. The grave will be hidden under the marble, covered by a thick carpet. In a few days, the pilgrims of Imam Ali Ridha (A) will walk over it.

This is how a servant of Allah lived, and then… fana fil Allah.

For sure, this is the shrine of an infallible Imam, the son of the Prophet, the master of believers—Imam Ali Ridha (A).

🇾🇪 Ansarallah Commander Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr El-Din Al-Houthi in his speech today, May 23rd, 2024 (1/3):

The "israeli" aggression on Gaza continues with the intent to kill and destroy, but it will not achieve its declared goals.

There is an American and "israeli" acknowledgment of the impossibility of achieving the goals of the aggression on Gaza; clinging to them is merely a means of killing.

Killing dozens of children and women, demolishing residential neighborhoods, and destroying blocks of houses is not considered genocide in the view of the American president. Killing Palestinians on the streets, targeting their gatherings, and starving hundreds of thousands is not considered genocide by Biden. Destroying the health system, preventing medicine, killing patients, burying many alive, and crushing the disabled under tank treads is not genocide in Biden's view. Displacing hundreds of thousands, chasing them, killing them in shelters, and targeting bakeries and water wells are not crimes in Biden's view. It is not surprising that Biden does not consider what is happening in Gaza a genocide; Americans are the masters of crime and have precedents in mass genocide.

The zionist aggression in Gaza would not have reached this level of crime without American support and cover.

The American floating port in Gaza is a military base, and Washington was exposed when it brought in armored vehicles and air defense systems.

The Americans want to turn Gaza into a prison with one gate through the sea, overseen by American military personnel.

Through the floating port, the Americans want to control the little aid and use them in a way that serves them militarily and serves the "israelis."

It was strange when the Americans claimed to stop an arms shipment to the enemy, only to later reveal it was sent to kill the Palestinian people.

The Americans, in their previous talk about suspending an arms shipment to the enemy, tried to pretend to be reasonable, as if they cared about civilian lives.

The "israeli" Minister of Defense's announcement of the resumption of settlement activities in the West Bank is a dangerous escalation aimed at consolidating the occupation.

Desecrating the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque by criminal Ben Gevir and his threats is a dangerous escalation and a challenge to all Muslims.

The zionists, along with some Arab media outlets, portray the confrontation as merely between the enemy and Hamas.

Even if the "israeli" problem was only with Hamas, Hamas is part of the Arab and Muslim community, and it is the duty of the nation to support them.

Statements and condemnations of zionist crimes have been issued from various countries, but they are not enough; practical steps are needed.

Protests should continue in American and European universities and other countries.

The announcement by three European countries recognizing the Palestinian state, although an incomplete stance, is a significant political step. We hope the efforts and movements among other countries to recognize the Palestinian state will continue.

The West, which speaks about the rights of cats and other animals, has been exposed in its contribution to zionist genocide crimes against humanity.

The statement by the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, which equated the victim and the aggressor, is completely unjust. How can the prosecutor equate Netanyahu and his Defense Minister, who are criminal aggressors, with Palestinian leaders defending their just cause?

It is no longer acceptable for the West to remain silent about "israeli" crimes, as this is a major scandal, and they wanted to take low-level positions to equate the victim and the aggressor.

We do not expect the West to be realistic, fair, or just, and this does not surprise us.

The West has been watching Palestinian suffering for 76 years and has been supporting the "israeli" enemy at every stage.

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There is a great responsibility on Muslims, and some Arab countries have not yet completely severed their relations with the enemy.

It is unfortunate that the media of some Arab countries still supports the “israeli” enemy against the Palestinian people and their fighters.

In the face of “israeli” escalation, statements and Arab summits are not enough; practical and serious steps and decisions are needed.

Arab and Islamic countries should have clearly moved to support the brother fighters in Gaza.

It was one of the simplest steps for some Arab countries to remove Palestinian resistance movements from the "terrorist" lists.

Arab countries with enormous financial capabilities, why do they not provide financial support to the Palestinian people and their fighters?

The fighters in Gaza, with their great steadfastness, presented a true image that gives hope about the possibility of achieving victory.

The continuation of heroic resistance operations and the bombing of settlements testify to the extent of the “israeli” enemy's failure.

The zionists feel existential anxiety, which is growing among them due to their failure in Gaza.

The circle of international isolation for the “israeli” entity is expanding, and its criminal image is increasingly exposed, despite its attempts previously to cover it up.

In light of the “israeli” enemy's exposure, it is inappropriate for any Arab country to enter into a normalization deal to gain American protection.

Some regimes should learn from others who relied on American protection to secure themselves from their peoples, but failed.

Regimes seeking American protection from their neighbors should change their hostile policies, as the problem lies with them, not in their surroundings.

Good neighborliness and adherence with Islamic and Arab values will bring security to some regimes, not normalization.

Those who head to throw themselves into the American embrace will subject all their resources and security to American exploitation.

We say with certainty that the American does not care about the interest of any Arab country, but his interest is with the “israeli” entity.

We share the Islamic Republic of Iran's grief over the martyrdom of the Iranian president and his foreign minister and their companions.

Iran stood with Palestine in a distinguished manner, unprecedented at the official Arab and Islamic levels, with a steadfast and principled stance.

There was no other official position as strong, clear, and explicit in supporting the Yemeni people against the aggression on our country as the Iranian position.

Many leaders speak in a tone that always considers what might anger the American.

President Raisi was different from other leaders, distinguished by his clear and bold stance without concern for American pressures.

President Raisi expressed the Islamic Revolution in adopting the Palestinian cause without being influenced by political and economic calculations.

President Raisi was an Islamic leader the nation could be proud of, with high qualifications in terms of ethics and knowledge.

President Raisi represents a model in responsibility and relationship with his people, which is an important lesson for other leaders.

The million-strong turnout in Iran to mourn President Raisi reflects his positive relationship with his people, unlike many leaders around the world.

President Raisi presented himself as a servant to his people, translating this into actions until the last moment of his life, which is an important lesson.

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