✅ | In the period from 40 Hijri to 65 Hijri, the house of Ahlulbayt, which was the leadership and guardian of the creation and the Ummah, was martyred one by one. Imam Ali (A) in 40 Hijri, Imam Hasan (A) in 50 Hijri, and in 61 Hijri Imam Husayn (A), along with his companions, children, and family members, were martyred. These 21 years were among the most tragic for the Ummah and the region. The central issue that arose was that of guidance and struggle, as the social, political, and cultural fabric of society was reshaped. A system of control, suppression, and intimidation was established by the Umayyads and their foreign partners, aiming to silence the voice of Quran and alter the direction of the Ummah.

After Karbala, Imam Husayn's (A) son Imam Ali ibn Husayn al-Sajjad (A) survived and continued the path through endurance, extreme patience, and preservation of knowledge. Alongside him, figures like Sayyidah Zaynab (S) carried the message forward, exposing what had occurred and ensuring it was not erased. The period that followed saw the continuation of this line through Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (A) and Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (A), who rebuilt intellectual and theological foundations, establishing structured teachings that preserved the creed and identity of Ahlulbayt.

Despite continued pressure, imprisonment, and martyrdom of subsequent Imams, this chain of guidance remained uninterrupted, passing from one Imam to the next, maintaining continuity in leadership, doctrine, and resistance to deviation. The issue of tahreef was present, and the fear of misguidance surrounded the Ummah, but the core groups, the true interpreters, and those who learned and stood firm on the words of Ahlulbayt remained active, even if hidden in their basements, and continued their work.

This continuity did not end with a single era but remained preserved through transmission of knowledge, organization of followers, and adaptation to changing conditions while holding to the same core principles. The struggle transformed from open confrontation to intellectual, social, and structural resistance when required, ensuring survival and continuity.

In this line, today, we the servants of Allah, followers and servants of the threshold of Prophet Muhammad (S) and his Ahlulbayt (A), and companions of the Qur’an:

Imam Sajjad’s (A) direct descendant, Sayyid Mujtaba Khamenei, will carry out this battle. Those who are on the right side must perform their duties, do not get broken by martyrdoms, and keep working. Only in this way will survival remain, and if there is survival of the cause, there will be time to mourn our losses.

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As we said!

🟦 | Khatm al-Anbiya HQ

We warn the enemy that you made a major mistake by attacking the energy infrastructure of Iran.

Iran had no intention of expanding the scope of the war to oil facilities and did not want to harm the economies of friendly & neighboring countries.

However, after US/Israel’s aggression on Iran’s energy sector, Iran has effectively entered a new phase of the war, and struck energy facilities linked to the United States and American shareholders.

The responses are underway and is not over yet. If terrorism against Iran is repeated again, the next attacks on your energy infrastructures and that of your allies will not stop until their complete destruction.

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🇮🇷/🏴 | The American-Zionist genocidal forces, in their ongoing genocide of the most important native populations of West Asia, are now targeting elites; doctors, teachers, engineers, commanders, athletes, and artists—just as they have done in Gaza and Lebanon. It is clear that they operate based on intelligence-driven lists of such targets.

In this context, the martyrdom of the second teacher of Tabriz occurred during a Zionist-American attack. The car of Yeganeh Karimi, a retired teacher from District Four of Tabriz, was struck on the Tabriz-Bostanabad axis, resulting in her martyrdom. The East Azerbaijan Education Department announced that Karimi, along with several compatriots, lost their lives in this brutal assault.

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