🏴 | Martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba (A):

28th Safar is also the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba (A). Imam Hasan (A), the second Imam after his father Imam Ali (A), was one of the most oppressed among the Ahl al-Bayt. As the beloved grandson of Prophet Muhammad (S), he loved him dearly, often introduced and narrated hadiths highlighting the Prophet’s status, and frequently wept for the hardships he would face, a fate foretold to him by angels (Both Sunni-Shia narrations confirms it). After Imam Ali (A), Imam Hasan (A) ascended as the second Imam and became the direct target of Muawiyah. For ten years, he endured constant aggression, including letters of threats, assaults on his targets, and occupation of Islamic lands. Contrary to narratives portraying him as silent and compromising, historical evidence shows that Imam Hasan (A) actively led battles against Muawiyah, though the faithlessness and irrational behavior of Muslims, as well as the betrayal of many, left him isolated. At one point, his tent was plundered, his face fell to the ground, and even his Quran and horse were looted. Eventually, a treaty was signed to ensure peace and the safety of the community.

Much has been written about Sulh Imam Hasan (A), but the critical point is the transformation of the Khilafah into Mulukiyah (kingdom). These are fundamentally different systems of governance, not merely in minor details but in the very way Islamic law and leadership were implemented. It is comparable to a train suddenly being turned from north to south; the full consequences are realized only later. Shaykh Razi Aal Yasin explains that the place and circumstances were not suitable for martyrdom, as martyrdom requires certain conditions. Had Imam Hasan (A) been killed at that time, he would have been murdered, not martyred. Therefore, the peace of Imam Hasan (A) was the strongest divine measure to protect Islam and the pure movement of the Prophet (S), as the Khilafat had become a sultanate that threatened the survival of Islam. This was the political acumen of Imam Hasan (A).

Finally, the situation culminated when internal infiltration reached his household. His wife childless-Judaa' bint Ash'as, the niece of the first Caliph Abubakar ibn Kahafa, was coerced into poisoning him. It is said that after administering the poison, she rushed to Damascus, expecting the promised reward of wealth and marriage to Yazid. Instead of granting her wish, Muʿawiyah coldly betrayed her. He is reported to have given her nothing but death ordering her execution with the remark:

“Alas, you were not faithful to the grandson of the Prophet, how can you be faithful to my son?”

This chilling episode stands as a lesson across history: those who sell their faith, their loyalty, and even their humanity for the fleeting rewards of oppressors will be discarded once their usefulness has ended. Such mercenaries of tyranny are never trusted, neither in this world nor before Allah.

Despite the peace treaty, Imam Hasan (A) remained under constant threat from internal and external forces. The same political enemies who had pushed for aggression continued to infiltrate his household, ultimately leading to his poisoning. The poison, sent from Damascus with Byzantine assistance, was administered in the water he consumed during suhur. It damaged his liver severely, causing him to vomit it out, but ultimately Imam Hasan (A) was martyred.

السلام علیک یا ابن رسول اللہ و سید شباب اهل الجنة

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✅ | Nuclear talks with the European troika are nothing more than an Oman-style deception by the Americans, Israelis, and Europeans to prepare a renewed assault against Iran. The Europeans are now threatening to reinstate the “trigger mechanism,” which would impose crushing sanctions on Iran. Yet it is clear that the activation of this mechanism only proves that Europe is exhausting the last card it holds. As of now, the Iranian stance is that any future negotiations will amount to “armed negotiations,” since Tehran has no trust in Washington. The pressing question remains: will Tehran shift its nuclear posture and form a new strategic bloc with China and Russia? Or will it once again fall into the treacherous traps set by the reformist camp within its own regime? Or will it instead choose the path of war to fight for its rights? For now, time alone will reveal the outcome.

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🇮🇷 | Gunmen attacked two Iranian police patrols near the town of Iranshahr in Sistan and Baluchestan Province, killing at least five officers.

It is clear that Israeli-bred proxies from Afghanistan and Pakistan have intensified their terrorist attacks. According to their own statements, units such as Saraya al-Furqan from Afghanistan and Balochi militants from Pakistan are operating together. Yet no serious steps have been taken by either the Taliban regime or Sharif’s government. What always happens is this: the moment Iran organizes any operation against these hideouts, the first thing Pakistani pseudo-nationalists do is cry about the “breach of their sovereignty.”

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🇵🇸 | A wounded young man was seen crawling across the courtyard of Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, unable to walk due to severe injuries to his feet. The occupation continues to block the entry of wheelchairs and crutches, leaving the injured without basic means of movement.

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🇱🇧 | Lebanese MP Jamil al-Sayyed:

israel is demanding the annexation of 14 southern villages and the establishment of permanent military positions, including in al-Odaisseh, Kfarkila, Houla, Markaba, and Ayta al-Shaab. Mediator Tom Barak insists that no solution can be reached without Lebanese concessions.

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❎ | Only an illegitimate-born could dare to do this. If Nawaf and Aoun accept it — lynch them!

☑️ | If a new aggression against Iran begins with an assassination attempt on Imam Khamenei (H), it will escalate into a full-scale war. Iran — and first of all Yemen — will launch direct strikes on the homes and hideouts of israeli leaders, openly declaring their intent to eliminate them. This will trigger a long chain of mass killings and a full-blooded war, ending in the deaths of hundreds of thousands and the possible annihilation of israel itself, with tens of thousands killed inside occupied Palestine.

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🗞️ | Khaleel Nasrallah:

Iran acts politically, militarily, and socially as if war could reignite at any moment. It considers the ceasefire to be only “temporary,” as explicitly stated by the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, who said: “We are living in a state of war with a temporary halt in fire, and we must prevent the renewal of aggression.”

The Israelis, for their part, are also speaking of a second round, as “Katz” openly declared during his visit to Washington, and as the Chief of Staff said: “The war with Tehran has not yet ended.”

Iran, notably, has resumed military maneuvers, some announced, such as those at sea yesterday, and others unannounced, as revealed by its movements.

Tehran is living in a state of comprehensive mobilization, drawing lessons, closing gaps, and addressing weaknesses.

All of this indicates that no side has achieved a decisive victory, and that certain equations still stand, with each party trying to expand them to its own advantage.

What remains clear is that Tehran is acting with the belief that its regime is the ultimate target, which means its very existence is at stake.

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☑️ | Damascus has fallen militarily, and israel is capable of entering it within two hours. The current negotiations led by Julani are only about preserving his position. Although Damascus officially announced that there is no crossing with israel toward Sweida, an actual crossing does exist. The denial was issued only to absorb public anger directed at Julani. Also to use it as a kind of soft threat in order to show its anger and press its demands this is also directed by Hakan Fidan (if we analyse his speech).

There is also ongoing propaganda about Julani preparing to travel to New York to deliver a speech said to be the first in 60 years. In reality, both Hafez al-Assad and Bashar al-Assad were invited by the United States before but declined. Bill Clinton personally traveled to Damascus to meet Hafez al-Assad, who insisted that the meeting be held in Switzerland rather than Washington.

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🇾🇪 | Breaking — The Yemeni Armed Forces have launched a ballistic missile toward a target in occupied Palestine.

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🏴‍☠️ | X Media reports that Al-Julani sold land belonging to Alawites and Christians along the Syrian coast to Qatar using forged documents.

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✅ | Wait for the Yemeni statement, which may include news about a new missile.

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