🇮🇷:🇵🇰 | When revolution reached Pakistan:

With the arrival of the Revolution, among the first nations to embrace its core message and begin progressing was Pakistan. Not just a few, but hundreds were raised under its banner, incomparable to others in many ways. Among these efforts was the formation of various large, organized movements.

The ISO – Imamia Students Organization – drew light and inspiration from this vision and transformed that spirit into broad community welfare efforts that touched nearly every segment of society. Although it was founded 8–9 years before the Revolution, it developed iron resolve after the Islamic Revolution and the wider Islamic awakening movements in Lebanon and Iraq.

The awakened Shias of Pakistan became direct targets of foreign-backed mercenaries, leading to massacres, targeted killings, and a wave of martyrs on this path; a tragedy that, sadly, continues.

However, ISO remains active today, continuing its major efforts across the country with thousands of members. The contributions of martyrs such as Martyr Allama Sayyid Arif Hussain al-Hussaini (r), Martyr Dr. Ali Muhammad Naqvi (r), and dozens of other martyred figures, volunteers, and regional leaders remain central to this enduring struggle and legacy.

Glory to the movement and its martyrs!

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