✅ | Positive and negative aspects:

The positive aspect lies in Pakistan’s recognition of Iran’s vital regional role in the current geopolitical scene, along with its critical support. However, it is now evident that Pakistan has partially accepted or remains under the influence of the United States in the ongoing war theater. The mention of Imam Khamenei’s phrase that “Pakistan hasn’t succumbed to such pressures” subtly implies that Pakistan has shown some courage in resisting American demands to reignite the war. Imam’s emphasis on “unity for security” suggests that Pakistan is seeking support from Iran in this scenario.

Imam Khamenei also referred to some Islamic countries that are supporting the Zionist entity (possibly a veiled reference to Turkey), and his comment that “many developments confirm this optimism” indicates that efforts to stop the war machine and American-led terror strategy are underway, even if at a fragile stage, despite media narratives and psychological warfare. Imam Khamenei also reminded the need to revive economic cooperation fronts, which Pakistan hesitates to act on due to American pressure and influence. He also welcomed the ceasefire between India and Pakistan and urged a peaceful resolution to Kashmir, making it clear that Iran does not wish to see this conflict reignited—a firm stance.

However, those Pakistani figures, particularly some clerics, who are trying to fit these American-scripted scenarios into the framework of “Islamic jihad” or an ideological war against India, are dangerously misguided. Even though India is assisted by Zionists, that does not justify treating it as Israel. Imam Khamenei’s indirect reference to Turkey also suggests that there should be a clear stance on whether or not to restart so-called jihadi warfare, which in reality only benefits the U.S.—regardless of the justifications offered.

The negative aspect is that these high-profile visits by Pakistani leaders have yielded little benefit for Iran in return. The presence of de facto military ruler Asim Munir, shadowing Shehbaz Sharif, suggests a rebranding effort to introduce Pakistan’s actual power center. Sharif failed to even mention the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline, which Iran completed on its side, but Pakistan has stalled due to American pressure—a fact they have even publicly acknowledged, stating they are not ready to pay penalties or proceed.

Sharif also failed to show that Pakistan has taken any real effort in supporting Palestine, instead relying on Turkey’s expansionist ambitions and assistance. Imam Khamenei had previously stressed the need for serious action and honoring signed agreements, indicating that such visits are little more than routine diplomacy.

Sadly, Pakistan, despite being a major neighbor, has not helped Iran as expected. On the contrary, it has harassed people coming from Iran in the name of surveillance over Zainabiyoun, while also tolerating Jaish al-Adl and smuggling networks along the border, which seriously affect Iran’s internal security.

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☑️ | The wife of Erdoğan, who wears the hijab and worshipped by those consumed by a deep inferiority complex typical of herd-minded Asian Muslims, is a close friend of Sara Netanyahu. Both women operate with cold indifference; stone-hearted— unmoved by the daily live footage of burned and massacred children in Gaza, or by the horrifying reality that over 50,000 women in Gaza have undergone C-sections without anesthesia. Despite this, they continue to actively support their husbands’ satanic agendas. These satanic women are a disgrace to the womanhood.

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🇱🇧 Breaking — According to Al-Manar correspondent Ali Shoeib, a Zionist infantry force has penetrated 150 meters into Lebanese territory in the Kroum al-Marah area, east of Mays al-Jabal. Two military bulldozers were also deployed near the border road, indicating preparations for possible entrenchment or further incursion.

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🇾🇪 Breaking — Yemeni forces have launched a ballistic missile targeting the occupied West Bank just moments ago.

Israeli outlet Haaretz comments:
“The Yemenis show no fear of their enemies — they believe God is with them.”

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🇵🇸 | Saraya Al-Quds broadcast footage of an engineering ambush by its fighters targeting zionist enemy vehicles that had infiltrated the Shuja'iyya neighborhood east of Gaza, involving the detonation of a bomb left behind by the enemy and a piercing Thaqeb explosive device.

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0:33 - "Engineering unit. We are waiting for you."
1:07 - Monitoring the arrival of enemy vehicles to the vicinity of the ambush site.
1:12 - The moment when the bomb and explosive device were detonated in enemy vehicles.

🇮🇷 | Martyr Amir Abdullahian's (r) wife: The martyr believed that Palestine was the number one issue in the Islamic world:

"With the beginning of the Al-Aqsa Flood, we witnessed the efforts of Iran and martyr Amir Abdollahian to stop the crimes of the Zionist regime, who never stopped trying despite threats. They believed that relations with the Republic of Azerbaijan should be expanded to reduce the role of the Zionist regime on our borders, and during this trip, the Medal of Honor for Martyrdom was placed on their chest."

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🟩 Report: Recent Operations: (- 27 May):

1. Mujahideen returning from the front lines confirmed that two Zionist tanks were targeted with Ayasin 105 shells in the Aslan area of Beit Lahia, north of Gaza, resulting in the burning of a vehicle.
2. Saraya Al-Quds fired a barrage of heavy mortar shells at a gathering of Zionist enemy soldiers and vehicles near Al-Ma’ri School, northeast of Khan Yunis. A helicopter was seen landing to evacuate the wounded, with smoke bombs deployed at the site.
3. A Zionist force inside a house in the fifth Qaraa area of Beit Lahia was targeted with an anti-personnel missile.
4. Al-Qassam fighters targeted a Zionist force fortified inside a house with an anti-individual missile, observed fragmentation among soldiers, clashed with the remaining members using light weapons, and struck a Merkava tank with a Yasin 105 missile on Naz Street, east of Shuja’iyya, Gaza City.
5. Saraya Al-Quds bombed a Zionist-Maghila force and a gathering of enemy vehicles in Atara, north of Gaza, with 60mm regular mortar shells, achieving a direct hit.

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The content of Sheikh Qasemian's video-message, for which he was arrested by Saudi regime in Hejaz:

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

We are now in the presence of the Messenger of Allah, praying for all our beloved ones.

My beloved ones
From now on, it is no longer necessary for [the infidels] to go to Antalya; they can travel to Mecca and Medina, whereby the usurpers of the Qiblah have provided the appropriate conditions for them: gambling houses, brothels, centers of debauchery, etc.

Everything is now ready for them, as if we are returning to the era of the Umayyads.

What is happening is not normal, and it is not a premeditated imposition of atheism.

Do not be deceived by diplomatic gestures and official visits [between Tehran and Riyadh] as the religious persecution is so severe that they do not allow pilgrims to perform the Hajj rituals as required.

All of this heralds the imminent appearance of [Imam Mahdi], the Imam of the Qiblah, the true guardian of the Sacred House.

God Almighty will not allow the spread of this unimaginable atheism.

God willing, all these matters will lead to the emergence of the Master of the Qiblah, who will liberate it from the grip of these merchants and usurpers.

🇵🇸 | Since the last week of April, there have been at least ten updates every hour about massacres, drone attacks, deaths, and nonstop killing in Gaza.

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☑️ | Children, women, elderly, men, and youth scrambling for a morsel to stave off hunger.

Just to get something to eat: yes, truly, just something to eat.

This starvation was directly inflicted by Israel, actively supported by Washington, and also by the regimes of shame and normalization.

Gaza is starving in every sense of the word while the so-called “highness of the bellies” are enjoying luxury, and oppressing Gaza a thousand times over.

This scene is a disgrace to all of humanity.

This is a scene no person of conscience can accept and it seems that people of conscience are rare in this world.

And unfortunately, just a stone’s throw from this suffering stands “Great” Egypt.

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✅ | The disgrace flows through the prayer mats and the rows of silent congregations those prayers that begin with bowing to Allah and end with kissing the hand of Donald Trump.

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📕 | Brothers! You may not read these pages during my lifetime. Perhaps you will read them after I am gone. At that time, I will not be among you to play with your young hearts in order to gain position or power by winning your favor.

I care for you because you are worthy young people, and I wish for you to dedicate your youth to the path of God, the Noble Islam, and the Islamic Republic, so that you may attain success in both worlds.

I ask the Forgiving God to guide you to the straight path of humanity and to forgive both your past and ours with His vast mercy.

In your solitude, you too should ask God for the same—He is the Guide and the Most Merciful.

— Imam Khomeini (r)

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🏴 | Adieu | 29th of Dhul-Qa’dah ends with the remembrance of the martyrdom of the ninth Imam of Ahlulbayt, Imam Muhammad al-Jawad (A). He was the son of Imam Ali al-Ridha (A), the eighth Imam.

Although terms like “Shia Imam” are often used and promoted in Western academia and are widely accepted, they do not fully convey the reality and significance. Imam Jawad (A) is the ninth Imam in the line of twelve Imams from the Ahlulbayt, who are not only accepted by many scholars of Ahl al-Sunnah but are also deeply loved and followed. Their presence in jurisprudence, ethics, and spirituality is undeniable.

Imam Jawad (A) was only eight years old when his father, Imam al-Ridha (A), was poisoned by one of the most cunning propagandists and tyrants from the Abbasid lineage; Ma’mun. Al-Ma’mun not only martyred Imam Ridha (A) but also plotted to control, suppress, or assasinate Imam Jawad (A), the only known son of Imam al-Ridha (A).

Despite his young age, Imam Jawad (A) displayed extraordinary intellect and divine knowledge. The most famous scholars of his time, including Yahya ibn Aktham, the chief judge of Baghdad, posed extremely difficult philosophical, theological, and jurisprudential questions to him. Imam Jawad (A) responded by breaking down the question into several detailed branches, asking Yahya which specific aspect he meant. Yahya was left speechless, humiliated in the court, and admitted he could not match the depth of the Imam’s knowledge.

The era in which Imam Jawad (A) lived was a flourishing age for Islamic civilization, marked by scientific advancement, the translation of medical and philosophical works, and the establishment of libraries and educational institutions. But this outward development was also marked by internal tyranny and political manipulation.

Ma’mun forced Imam Jawad (A) to leave Yathrib (Medina) and live under house arrest in Baghdad. He placed spies around him, monitored his movements, and controlled his interactions. When he realized that the Imam did not support his policies or lend legitimacy to his regime of oppression and corruption, he plotted the Imam’s assassination.

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The Assassination of Imam Jawad (A)

Imam Jawad (a.s) did not die a natural death; rather, he was assassinated by Mu’tasim, the Abbasid caliph.

Historians have differed on who exactly carried out the poisoning, but several narrations offer insight:

1. Some narrators state that al-Mu’tasim instructed a scribe from among his viziers to invite Imam Jawad (A) to his home, where he planned to poison him. The scribe extended the invitation, which the Imam initially declined. The scribe insisted, claiming a vizier wished to meet him, and the Imam finally accepted. After eating the food, the Imam felt the effects of the poison and immediately asked for his mount to leave. When the host urged him to stay, the Imam said, "My leaving your house is better for you.”

2. Another narration suggests that al-Mu’tasim bribed his niece, Umm al-Fadhl (the Imam’s wife), with money, and she poisoned Imam Jawad (A) in his food.

Regardless of the method, Mu’tasim was directly responsible.

The motives behind this heinous act, as many scholars believe, stemmed from both political insecurity and personal envy. Mu’tasim had grown jealous of Imam Jawad (A) because of the reverence and respect he commanded among the people. His reputation for profound knowledge, noble character, patience, generosity, and unwavering piety had made him beloved across the Muslim world even from a young age.

Another possible trigger was the betrayal of Abu Dawud, which may have emboldened Mu’tasim to act. Fearing the growing influence of the Imam, Mu’tasim placed him under house arrest, monitored his every move, and ultimately resorted to assassination.

The poison took a severe toll on Imam Jawad (A). It ravaged his body, causing excruciating internal pain. He reportedly said to those around him during his final night:

"We are a people such that if Allah does not wish for us to remain in this world, He takes us to Himself.”

Even in agony, he recited verses from the Holy Qur’an, and his final breath came while his tongue remembered Allah. With his martyrdom, the Muslim Ummah lost a radiant sun of knowledge, virtue, and divinely guided leadership.

Imam Jawad’s (A) holy body was prepared, washed, and enshrouded. The streets of Baghdad witnessed an unprecedented scene of mourning and reverence. Tens of thousands joined the funeral procession, lamenting the loss and recalling the virtues of this young Imam.

He was buried beside his grandfather, Imam Musa ibn Ja’far al-Kadhim (A), in the Quraysh cemetery, which is now known as Kadhimayn. Imam al-Jawad (A) was only 25 years old at the time of his martyrdom, making him the youngest of the infallible Imams (A).

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How did Imam Jawad (A) stay in contact with his followers in different regions?

Despite the many restrictions he faced, Imam Jawad (A) maintained his connection with the Shi’a and other Muslims through the appointment of agents and representatives. Across the vast territories of the Abbasid Caliphate, the Imam sent delegates (agents), and through their widespread activities, he prevented the fragmentation of the Shi’a community.

The Imam’s agents were deployed in many provinces such as: Ahwaz, Hamadan, Sistan, Bust, Rey, Basra, Wasit, Baghdad, and the traditional Shi’a centers of Kufa and Qom.

Shaykh al-Kulayni narrates that Imam Jawad (A), in response to a request from one of his followers in Bust and Sistan, wrote a letter to the governor of that region, asking him not to be harsh in collecting taxes from the follower. The governor, who was himself a supporter of the Imam, not only waived the follower’s tax debt but declared that as long as he was in office, the man would be exempt from paying taxes. In addition, the governor ordered a regular stipend to be allocated to him!

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Footnotes:
1. Abu al-Fida (672–721 AH) writes: “Bust is situated along the Helmand River. It is a city in Sijistan (Sistan), large and prosperous, with many palm and grape orchards. It is about a fourteen-day journey from Bust to Ghazni.”
(Taqwīm al-Buldān, trans. Abd al-Muhammad Ayati, Iranian Cultural Foundation, 1970, p. 391)
2. Furu‘ al-Kāfī, vol. 5, p. 111.
3. Compiled from: Sirah-ye Pīshvāyān by Mahdi Pishvā’ī, Imam Sadiq Institute, Qom, 2011, 23rd edition, p. 559.

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