🇵🇸 Report | The child martyr Laila Muhammad Al-Khatib, just two and a half years old, was tragically killed by the occupation forces this evening in the Triangle of Martyrs village, south of Jenin.

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🏴‍☠️ Breaking | Israel Building a Military Airfield in Southern Syria

A few days after Israeli military and logistical equipment entered Quneitra province from the occupied Golan Heights, reports have revealed their purpose—Israel is constructing a small military airfield outside the buffer zone.

Omar Aqleh, a tribal elder from southern Syria, told Sputnik:

“After surveying positions near the city of Hader in northern Quneitra, Israeli forces began building a helicopter landing pad and preparing a site for several structures. The facility resembles a small military airfield capable of accommodating three military helicopters of various sizes.”

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🟢 Report | Martyr Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades publishes new scenes of the launch of Al-Aqsa Flood under the title “Take our blood; we are the ones who water the banner. Who but us will sacrifice for the faith?”

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🏴‍☠️ Report | Israeli media: As the ceasefire with Hezbollah nears its end, the IDF Northern Command has issued an order to examine the readiness of all units under its command in preparation for any potential scenario, including a possible ‘surprise action’ by Hezbollah.

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🇵🇸 Report | He was in his mother’s womb… and this noble woman raised him for me.” The released prisoner, Mohammed Zayed, from Ramallah, meets his son who was born during his detention after spending 20 years in captivity.

We can feel it!

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🏴‍☠️ Breaking | Rabbi Avraham Vezribib (l):

in an interview with Israel’s Channel 14, talks about demolishing hundreds of houses during his service during the days of the war in the Gaza Strip. He said: “I was demolishing 50 houses a week in Gaza. There is no place in Rafah to return to; there is no place in Jabalia. We destroyed everything; everything… house by house!”

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🏴 Report | 25 Rajab marks the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Musa Kazim (A), the seventh Imam of the Ahlulbayt, who was born in 128/745 in the village of Abwa’ (between Mecca and Medina). He was the son of Imam Jafar Sadiq (A), son of Imam Baqir (A), son of Imam Sajjad (A), son of Imam Husayn (A). His thirty-five years of imamate coincided with the reigns of the Abbasid emperors like al-Mansur, al-Hadi, al-Mahdi, and Harun al-Rashid.

Imam Musa Kazim (A) endured repeated imprisonments under the rule of al-Mahdi and Harun al-Rashid. Ultimately, he was martyred in 183/799 while confined in the prison of al-Sindi b. Shahik, who was a Jew conspiring with other enemies of Islam against the Imam (A). After his martyrdom, his son, Imam Ali al-Ridha (A), succeeded him as the next Imam. It is clear that Jews were behind his assassination with Harun, conspiring against him and innovating ways of torture in Sindi’s dungeon, including the use of poison.

When Imam Musa Kazim (A) was martyred, his body was placed on the bridge of Baghdad at the orders of al-Sindi, and it was falsely announced that he had died of natural causes. However, most historians believe he was poisoned by Yahya b. Khalid and al-Sindi b. Shahik. Other accounts suggest that he was suffocated by being wrapped in a carpet. Some unreliable claims, such as hot lead being poured down his throat.

Despite the Abbasid regime’s efforts to malign the Imam (A), his virtues and spiritual status were recognized even by Sunni scholars. Al-Sam’ani visited Imam Musa Kazim’s (A) grave and took resort (tawassul) to him. Abu ‘Ali al-Khallal, a renowned Sunni scholar, mentioned that he visited the Imam’s grave regularly and sought assistance, and his issues would be resolved.

Every year, millions of mourners gather at his shrine to commemorate his martyrdom anniversary, highlighting his endurance, piety, and spiritual greatness.

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