🇵🇸 Breaking — Yahya al-Sinwar’s Brother Found Alive After Being Declared Dead:

Just hours after reports emerged claiming the death of Zakaria al-Sinwar — brother of martyred Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar — in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s Nuseirat camp, media sources have confirmed that he is, in fact, alive.

According to multiple accounts, medical staff had confirmed Zakaria’s death and ordered his transfer to the morgue. However, during the transfer process, doctors reportedly detected signs of life and immediately initiated resuscitation efforts. He was successfully revived.

Media sources confirmed the development, reported that Zakaria al-Sinwar remains in critical condition.

Pray for his speedy recovery!

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📕 | Report — Will of the Martyr Ayatollah Al-Hashim (r): I Know I Will Be Martyred:

In accordance with the sacred command of Islam, I write this will: I know I will be martyred—this has long been my wish. If so, I will be the third Sayyid martyr of the prayer niche (mihrab) in Tabriz. O Allah, You are my witness that during my time of service, even if I brought no benefit to Islam, I at least tried not to cause harm. I fully confess that I made every effort to ensure that no one would grow disillusioned with the clergy because of my actions, behavior, or conduct.

If one day I attain the honor of martyrdom on the path of Islam, at the very least—because of my role as Friday Prayer Leader—my will should be read aloud during the grand and defiant Friday Prayer. O Allah, grant me this wish. You know well that even during my pilgrimage to the eighth Imam of the Shi’a in holy Mashhad and during my visit to Imam al-Husayn (a) in Karbala, I wished for martyrdom in the path of Islam—so that I could both gain provisions for the hereafter and, if my life held no benefit for Islam, perhaps my martyrdom would help promote it.

O Allah, if during my sermons I said, “If I am worthy of martyrdom, grant it to me,” I said it truthfully and from the depths of my heart. Again I pray: if I am worthy of this rank, bring me soon to that goal. Despite approximately 30 months of efforts during the war, in the fronts of truth against falsehood, I passed near martyrdom many times—but it was not granted to me. As Martyr Ayatollah Madani (r) said: “Whatever I asked of Allah, He gave—except martyrdom,” yet eventually he, too, reached his long-cherished goal.

O Allah, for my father—whom I was not able to truly fulfill my duty toward, and because of whose dissatisfaction I did not strive to introduce his honorable character to the beloved people—grant health, well-being, and long life. A father filled with piety, who did all his actions for Your sake. To my dear wife, I ask Allah the Almighty to grant you patience and perseverance. If I am granted martyrdom, you should take pride in being the wife of a martyr. It is true that I saw how deeply pained you were when parting from our daughter Somayyeh al-Sadat and our son Sayyid Ali, but always be patient.

During my time in public service, I never took a single rial from public funds for personal use; in fact, I spent from my own wealth on charitable and public welfare projects. I never abused my position or authority, nor did I even make use of my legal entitlements. When the regional ideological-political offices were dissolved, I traveled between Tabriz and Tehran for two years for administrative work, spending around 2 million tomans of my own money on flight tickets, even though I could have used government resources.

I considered serving the creation of Allah a great honor and a path to a good ending. I viewed staying away from political games, factionalism, flattery, and sycophancy in the workplace as a religious duty—and saw working sincerely for Allah as a way to draw nearer to Him.

— Sayyid Mohammad Ali Al-Hashim (r)

[September 20, 2018]

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🥀 | Shaheed Ayatullah Aal Hashim (r) attained martyrdom alongside Shaheed Ayatullah Sayyid Ibrahim Raisi (r); the then president of Iran and a prominent leader of Islamic Resistance Axis. This deeply unfortunate and tragic event occurred just one year ago, yet it feels as though decades have passed since that moment. The weight of their loss still lingers heavily,...

#MartyrsForQuds

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🗞️ | Khaleel Nasrallah writes:

The U.S. envoy to the Middle East, Witkoff says:

“We cannot accept an agreement with Iran that includes its ability to enrich uranium.”

In direct response, Iranian Foreign Minister Abay Araghchi replies:

“The uranium enrichment process will continue in Iran, and Wietkoff is far removed from the negotiations. If Washington’s demands are unrealistic, then naturally we will not reach a result.”

He adds:

“If the Americans want to be assured that we are not manufacturing nuclear weapons, we are ready for that.”

The American statement, and the swift Iranian counter-statement, suggest progress that has reached a potentially deadlocked point.

The Americans are aiming for the highest ceiling of demands—ones that satisfy them and appease a wary Israel.

But in reality, the Iranians are determined to secure gains that do not compromise their national interests, and they are prepared to engage in the long game of endurance.

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✅ | The core issue in the ongoing indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States lies not just in the content of the talks—but in the U.S. negotiator himself. It is becoming increasingly clear that Witkoff is not functioning as a professional diplomat. At the very beginning, he claimed that the United States had no objection to Iran pursuing nuclear development for civilian purposes. Now, however, he has reversed his position, shifting the goalposts mid-negotiation. This inconsistency raises a serious and legitimate concern: Is Witkoff truly representing a diplomatic mission, or is he merely echoing the voice of U.S. political duplicity? This ambiguity is not just a flaw, it is a strategic obstacle. From the Iranian perspective, the question is no longer just about enrichment levels or technical agreements. It’s about howj long this indirect negotiation process is going to drag on without yielding any substantive result. Iran has tolerated these negotiations only because the Leader permitted engagement, but this should not be misread as an invitation for indefinite time-buying tactics by Washington. No one clearly understands the purpose behind this drawn-out maneuvering. Why is the U.S. and particularly figures like Trump constantly shifting positions, revising language, and playing semantic games? The result is a deeply unprofessional and frankly disgusting pattern of engagement. It has yielded no results, and we do not believe it will bear any fruit. These talks are drifting in a vague and increasingly suspicious direction; one that must be confronted, exposed, and clarified. As the Leader wisely stated from the beginning the United States is not negotiating in good faith. Their behavior reflects dishonesty, manipulation, and what can only be described as a subhuman diplomatic style. They change their language, their tone, even the tense of their commitments, with no regard for consistency or respect. This is not diplomacy; it is psychological warfare.

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🇾🇪 Breaking — A source from Ansrallah to al-Mayadeen channel:

1. “The airlines trying to return their flights to Ben Gurion Airport must change their course and listen carefully to the warnings of the Yemeni army.”
2. “The Yemeni army is determined to achieve the goal of an air ban on the Israeli enemy, not just Ben Gurion Airport.”
3. “The Yemeni missile and drone track on Ben Gurion Airport and the entity’s airspace is a fixed and strong track, and it is escalating.”
4. “Yemen has bypassed various defense systems and continuously penetrated the enemy entity’s airspace, not a passing incident.”

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🇾🇪 Breaking — Senior Ansarallah leader Nasr al-Din Amer:

In the coming hours, the Yemeni Armed Forces, relying on God, will carry out military operations targeting "Ben Gurion" Airport in Lod and other "israeli" airports. This is due to the recent "israeli" escalation against the Gaza Strip and the aggression against Yemen, and in continuation of the Yemeni leadership's decision to impose a ban on this airport and other airports, in addition to the naval blockade and closure of the Umm al-Rashrash port until the aggression stops and the siege on Gaza is lifted.

Disclaimer: Airlines remaining at the airport must depart immediately, and all those present there, especially foreigners, must leave for their own safety.

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✅ | Why? The Yemenis have taken the biggest decision due to various reasons, and the most pressing ongoing issue is the launch of the largest ground invasion in Gaza, which has now begun [currently ongoing]. This may lead to a massacre and genocide more than before. The Israelis, while pretending to sit at the negotiation table, are trying to use this ground invasion as a tool of pressure against Hamas.

The picture is clear: Washington and Tel Aviv have agreed not to stop the war in Gaza except with Hamas’s surrender — and this will not happen.

Witkoff said it, the Chief of Staff of the Occupation Army said it, and so did Netanyahu and his team.

If this is pressure, then they are still betting on a defeat of the resistance.

Therefore, the resistance will fight. After the high price it has paid, it will definitely continue to fight.

So, Yemen has decided to intensely begin its assault on the Israeli entity now, because the situation is extremely tense.

Long Live Yemen.

May Allah burn its enemies.

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✅ | After a year and nine months of war on the Gaza Strip and its people, the occupation army is deploying five military divisions in a ground invasion, claiming its goal is to dismantle and strike Hamas. For nearly two years, they have repeated this same rhetoric dozens of times. It is an admission that the resistance is stronger than the Israelis expected. If they fail in this confrontation, it will be considered another blow to Netanyahu personally and to the entity as a whole.

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🌹 | May Allah bless you, O Yemen. You have risen from the rubble and spread like fire. May Allah bless these Ahl al-Qur’an. May Allah bless these people of Jihad. May Allah bless the sons of Hasan and Husayn.

اللهم بارك فيكِ يا يمن، لقد نهضتِ من تحت الركام وانتشرتِ كالنار. اللهم بارك في أهل القرآن. اللهم بارك في أهل الجهاد. اللهم بارك في أبناء الحسن والحسين.

#HabibiYemen

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🇱🇧 Breaking — Despite widespread attempts at election sabotage and vote buying, the Hezbollah–Amal Movement electoral list has secured a significant victory in Baalbek.

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🇱🇧 Breaking — Al-Manar reports that IOF soldiers stationed near the wall of the Metula settlement have opened fire on a vehicle in the town of Kfar Kila.

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🇮🇳 Breaking — Indian Regime Arrests Prominent Muslim Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad Over Social Media Post:

The Indian regime has arrested Dr. Ali Khan Mahmudabad, a prominent 43-year-old Muslim professor, political scientist, and public intellectual from the Shia community and the royal house of Mahmudabad.

His arrest reportedly came after a social media post and article where he raised critical questions about the role of Muslims in Operation Sindoor and the broader political narrative around patriotism in India.

In one of his posts, Ali Khan Mahmudabad wrote:

“I am very happy to see so many right-wing commentators applauding Colonel Sophia Qureishi, but perhaps they could also equally loudly demand that the victims of mob lynchings, arbitrary bulldozing, and others who are victims of the BJP’s hate-mongering be protected as Indian citizens. The optics of two women soldiers presenting their findings is important, but optics must translate to reality on the ground—otherwise, it’s just hypocrisy.”

Mahmudabad’s post implicitly criticized the selective patriotism demanded from Indian Muslims, highlighting how their loyalty is constantly scrutinized during military operations against Pakistan while their suffering from communal violence and state oppression is ignored or dismissed.

This arrest marks another attempt by the Indian state to silence dissenting voices and intimidate Muslim intellectuals speaking out against state-backed hate and injustice.

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