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✅ | Whatever the intention would be, we appreciate the readiness and speedy revenge actions, and we hope the government takes more steps and avenges the blood of innocent Shias killed in the decade-long tragedies such as the Quetta Hazara Town blasts, Alamdar Road Quetta massacre, Karachi Abbas Town blast, Karachi Ashura procession blast, Parachinar market blasts, Mastung attacks, and the Sehwan shrine blast, along with many other incidents that targeted Shia communities in Pakistan. At the same time, it is also important to locate and return the hundreds of missing Shias, both dead and alive, whose cases remain unresolved after years. Time will tell more, and the coming days will reveal the real direction and commitment behind these actions.

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🏴‍☠️| Steve Shitkoff says that Trump is curious and frustrated as to why Iran has not yet capitulated to the demands under U.S. military pressure.

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🇵🇸 Breaking — Intense airstrikes in Gaza Strip. Seven airstrikes in deployment areas:

Affected areas: East of Gaza City, Eastern Gaza City, Eastern Shuja'iyya neighborhood, Rafah, Gaza City, Al-Khat al-Asfar.

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🇮🇷:🇷🇺 | Two large Russian cargo aircraft landed in Tehran.

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🇮🇷: 🇮🇶 | IRGC deployment along the Iran–Iraq border:

Reports indicate an increased deployment of forces by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) along the Iran–Iraq border, with the aim of monitoring potential insurgent activity and preventing cross-border security threats.

The deployment is focused on border surveillance and rapid response to possible militant infiltration. Iranian forces are reportedly coordinating joint defense and intelligence sharing with Iraqi security authorities. The buildup comes amid concerns about the possible reemergence or reorganization of ISIS-linked elements in the region. Additional units from both the IRGC and the Iranian Army have been positioned to strengthen border security and maintain stability in sensitive areas.

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✅ | Currently, what is happening is being discussed everywhere, in all media, all languages, and across many countries. On YouTube and other platforms, all kinds of content exist: the best, the good, the bad, and even hostile narratives. In the recent scenario often described as tensions between the American-led world and the Iran, the center of attention for many observers has become the presence of Ali Khamenei and his calm persona. That calmness, in some way, attracts attention from both supporters and critics.

For those who are Shia and who grew up with the love of the Islamic Revolution and Ruhollah Khomeini, this attitude is not surprising; for them, nothing new has been added or changed. But for many others, it is surprising and raises the question: why does the spiritual front not become weak, shaken, or fearful in the face of enemies?

Qur’an guides a believer (a mu’min) to build inner strength through remembrance of Allah, endurance, and trust in divine wisdom. The idea mentioned in the earlier text helps explain this. It describes the states of the heart:

• The raising of the heart is in remembering Allah.

• The opening of the heart is in being satisfied with Allah’s will.

• The lowering of the heart happens when a person becomes occupied with things other than Allah.

• And the stopping of the heart occurs when a person becomes heedless of Allah.

According to this understanding, a spiritual front does not fear enemies because its strength does not come mainly from material power or numbers, but from remembrance, conviction, and inner fortitude. When people believe their purpose is connected to something higher than worldly gain, they are less easily shaken by pressure, threats, or uncertainty.

The explanation also mentions three signs when a heart becomes spiritually weak:

• Losing the sweetness of worship.

• Not feeling the bitterness of wrongdoing.

• Becoming confused between what is right and wrong.

From this perspective, those who emphasize spiritual discipline, constant remembrance of Allah, endurance, and moral clarity, believe that these qualities prevent fear from dominating them. In their view, fear grows when people become disconnected from purpose and faith, while spiritual awareness creates composure even during conflict or crisis.

So the argument often made is that the spiritual front remains firm because it sees events not only politically or militarily, but also morally and spiritually, believing that determination, patience, and inner strength give it resilience against external pressure.

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🇮🇳 | From Daily Killings to Denied Rights: Indian Muslims Under Threat:

Muslims in India are currently facing a precarious and unsafe environment, with reports of daily violence, lynching, and systemic discrimination. According to various sources, on average five cases of killings or mob attacks are recorded each day. Many Muslims have also been stripped of voting rights, further marginalizing them politically. The recent murder of interfaith couple Mohammad Arman, a Muslim, and Kajal, a Hindu, in Umri village, Uttar Pradesh, shocked local residents who had long coexisted peacefully.

In addition to physical violence, institutional and state-backed actions have exacerbated the situation. The Indian government reportedly allocated ₹63 lakh of taxpayer funds to a religious gathering in Delhi where speakers openly advocated for the “mass deportation” of Muslims and the creation of a Hindu Rashtra. Similar discriminatory measures have affected Muslims in Maharashtra, where 5 percent of educational and job quotas were canceled. Authorities have also restricted Muslim religious activities in public spaces, such as closing municipal halls in Dehradun where Muslims attempted to hold prayers.

Beyond institutional measures, individual acts of violence remain a serious concern. The brutal assault and eventual death of Mohammad Athar Hussain, a 35-year-old Muslim clothes hawker in Bihar, exemplifies the dangers of mob vigilantism and the failure of law enforcement to protect minority communities. Hussain had earned a living for decades through honest labor, yet faced targeted brutality.

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🇮🇷 | U.S. MQ-4C drone monitors Chabahar:

An American MQ-4C surveillance drone launched from Al Dhafra Air Base in the UAE and is conducting monitoring operations over the Iranian port of Chabahar, gathering intelligence on maritime and port activities.

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–Finally, it has come. 😃

🇮🇷⚡️- "Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, turned to a trusted and loyal lieutenant to steer the country: Ali Larijani, the country’s top national security official. Since then, Mr. Larijani, a 67-year-old veteran politician, a former commander in the Revolutionary Guards Corps and current head of the Supreme National Security Council, has effectively been running the country.

Mr. Khamenei named three candidates who could succeed him. They have never been publicly identified, but Mr. Larijani is almost certainly not among them because he is not a senior Shiite cleric — a fundamental qualification for any successor." - NYT.

❎ | All those Catherine, Jackline and Peter working for paid projects in Iran studies have always failed and completely misread the system. They skipped over the reality that the leadership is not casual or ad hoc like they portray in HTS and ISIS. Wilayat al-Faqih is a highly complex and well-structured framework, carefully evolved by the Jurists’ Guardian Council (Shura-ye Negahban-e Faqih), based upon the rulings of Shia fiqh, which are derived from the interpretation of the Qur’an, the hadith of the Prophet, and the traditions of the Imams of Ahlulbayt.

Members of this council are selected according to strict constitutional and provincial criteria, ensuring only the most qualified top jurists can reach the position. The council itself is composed of experienced scholars who vet, monitor, and guide the leadership, and succession is not a matter of military command or political convenience. It is a meticulous process grounded in jurisprudence, seniority, expertise in Islamic law, and broad consultation with religious, political, and societal representatives.

They naïvely assume that if Imam Khamenei were to leave the world, he could simply be replaced by commanders or officials. Poor them! In reality, the system integrates checks, balances, and institutional legitimacy that make it resilient. The process of selecting the next Wali al-Faqih involves careful review of scholarly credentials, moral integrity, knowledge of Islamic governance, and consensus-building among top jurists. It also takes into account the provincial and national representation of Shiʿa communities, ensuring continuity of authority and ideological coherence. Unlike loosely organized militant groups, Wilayat al-Faqih is a living, layered institution—Bold, deeply rooted, and far beyond the superficial frameworks these paid analysts imagine.

And this is not limited to Iran or its provinces — Wilayat al‑Faqih is viewed in Shia political thought as a universal form of guardianship over the Muslim community, especially within the Shia world. It is rooted in the belief that during the occultation of the infallible Imam [Imam Mahdi Muhammad ibn Hasan al-askary alayhis salaam], the religious and social affairs of the Muslim ummah should be administered by righteous Shi‘i jurists (faqīh) with deep knowledge of the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet and the Ahlul‑Bayt (A). In this doctrine, a just and qualified jurist is entrusted with broad authority over public and religious matters as the deputy of the absent Imam, and this authority is drawn from the principles of Shia fiqh and sacred texts rather than popular politics alone.

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🏴‍☠️ | ISIS 2.0 VS HTS? = ISI(HT)S

Dogs are cutting their own edge; the time of HTS is returning. America has unleashed ISIS 2.0 over HTS. Since yesterday, ISIS spokesman Abu Huzayfah’s speech calling for attacks on HTS, the group has carried out multiple attacks in less than 24 hours: an HTS member was killed in Al-Mayadin; two members of HTS were killed north of Raqqa; an official from HTS regime was killed in Daraa province; a checkpoint of the General Security Forces (new SDF) was attacked in the Al-Tabqa area of Raqqa; a patrol of General Security officers was targeted in the Aleppo countryside; a politician named Alaa Mohammed was killed in Qardaha. The game has started…

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🏴‍☠️ Breaking — ISIS 2.0 attack on Raqqa:

ISIS 2.0 elements launched an attack on the entrance of Raqqa, resulting in heavy clashes with local Julani's gangs (previously named Al Nusra and ISIS 1.0) forces in the city.

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✅ | An Armada of Boeing C-17 planes is heading towards West Asia (~Middle East), and at this moment it is confirmed that a shock attack against Iran is coming. The course, timing, and pace will determine the game of the war. The response of Iran and the expansion of this war will affect everyone on this Earth, directly or indirectly, and they will feel the consequences anyway.

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✅ | The ISIS 2.0 is attacking Syria now, clearing the remnants of HTS, and expanding its operations, killing SDF members and also targeting Alawites and other minority groups. This surge is reminiscent of a Mongol invasion outburst, showing extreme brutality and rapid territorial ambitions. Prominent ISIS terrorists, along with thousands of unmanned and unknown fighters, are being transferred into hideouts near the Iranian border (Qasr Shirin) and the Iranian Kurdistan region.

The possibility of a mass attack is growing, potentially involving the ISIS 2.0 incursion together with allied forces, including former Jaish al-Adl fighters, coming from the Pakistan-Afghanistan border areas. The strategic situation is now extremely dangerous. Regional partners must urgently recalibrate their coordination and responses.

If Iraq, Turkey, and Iran fail to respond decisively, this could escalate into a massive humanitarian crisis, threatening the lives of civilians across these three countries. Critical infrastructure, border security, and urban centers could be at risk. International attention and coordinated intelligence-sharing are now more important than ever to prevent a large-scale conflict.

The time to act is limited. Delays or miscalculations could allow ISIS 2.0 to consolidate its positions, expand influence across the region, and further destabilize an already fragile geopolitical landscape. Every decision taken now will have direct and indirect consequences, not only for the local populations but for the broader Middle East security environment.

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