🇧🇭 Breaking | The Zio-Wahabi regime in Bahrain has launched an attack and arrested individuals involved in the procession honoring the martyred Sayyids of Hezbollah, including a 13-year-old child. In the town of Sanabis, the Zionist-Khalifi regime deployed foreign mercenaries in the streets as a show of force during the symbolic funeral procession. Security forces also arrested Sayyed Hashim Mahmoud, a child from Jidhafs, on Saturday, February 22, 2025, after storming Sanabis and dispersing a public gathering preparing to participate in the symbolic funeral. The regime’s actions reveal its cruelty, as arrests include 13-year-old Nasrallah Shaker and several others, while in Abu Saiba, foreign mercenary forces targeted a participant in the symbolic funeral, endangering his life.
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🥀 | Office of Imam Khamenei (H): A Rainy Night in Beirut: The Eve of Ashura:
“Dahiyeh! Where is our Sayyid Hassan?”
A group of young men chant in the streets, beating their chests in mourning.
The city is adorned with yellow and green flags of Hezbollah—carried on the shoulders of pedestrians, held by motorcyclists, and displayed inside vehicles. Children, teenagers, young men, and the elderly have all taken to the streets tonight, heralding a glorious tomorrow. Yellow headbands inscribed with “Inna ‘Ala Al-Ahd” adorn many foreheads. It was no coincidence that Sayyid had called these people “the noblest” and “the most honorable of all.”
Tonight, Beirut is rainy, carrying the spirit of Ashura. The city smells of paradise, preparing to bid farewell to its eternal sun at dawn.
Many mourning stations (Mawkibs) have been set up, with young people serving the crowds. One offers tea to passersby, another hands out pictures of Sayyid to eager mourners. It is rare to see a car without a picture of Sayyid displayed on its window—his ever-present smile looking back, as if speaking to you. His familiar, soothing voice still echoes in our ears, promising victory.
With such people, with such spirit, with such faith and courage—we will surely be victorious.
#OurCovenantEndures
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“Dahiyeh! Where is our Sayyid Hassan?”
A group of young men chant in the streets, beating their chests in mourning.
The city is adorned with yellow and green flags of Hezbollah—carried on the shoulders of pedestrians, held by motorcyclists, and displayed inside vehicles. Children, teenagers, young men, and the elderly have all taken to the streets tonight, heralding a glorious tomorrow. Yellow headbands inscribed with “Inna ‘Ala Al-Ahd” adorn many foreheads. It was no coincidence that Sayyid had called these people “the noblest” and “the most honorable of all.”
Tonight, Beirut is rainy, carrying the spirit of Ashura. The city smells of paradise, preparing to bid farewell to its eternal sun at dawn.
Many mourning stations (Mawkibs) have been set up, with young people serving the crowds. One offers tea to passersby, another hands out pictures of Sayyid to eager mourners. It is rare to see a car without a picture of Sayyid displayed on its window—his ever-present smile looking back, as if speaking to you. His familiar, soothing voice still echoes in our ears, promising victory.
With such people, with such spirit, with such faith and courage—we will surely be victorious.
#OurCovenantEndures
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🇱🇧 Breaking | Massive crowds from southern Lebanon and the Beqaa are making their way to Beirut to participate in the funeral of the Sayyids.
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🇱🇧 Report | A rare photo capturing the leaders of the first generation—the martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah alongside his companions, the martyr Shaykh Ali Karim and the late jihad veteran Shaykh Muhammad Khatoun.
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