🏴/ 🚩| Around five million mourners are now performing Tawaf al-Wida, the final circumambulation of the two holy shrines in Karbala, bidding farewell to Imam Husayn (A) and Hazrat Abbas (A). With burning chests, devotion, they renew their allegiance, reaffirm their covenant, and declare their continued support for the cause of Imam Husayn (A).

Across the crowds, pictures of Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei and the flags of the Resistance Front are being carried and waved by thousands of pilgrims, reflecting the enduring connection many participants draw between the message of Ashura and contemporary resistance. Karbala once again stands as a gathering place for millions united in mourning and loyalty.

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🏴 | Hindu families circumambulating and passing beneath the symbolic coffin of Imam Husayn (A) in India. (Credit: Instagram)

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🇮🇶 | The arrogant British Embassy in Baghdad allegedly used artificial intelligence to remove Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) flags from an aerial image showing the crowds of mourners during the Tuwairij Run in the holy city of Karbala, despite the presence of thousands of Resistance procession flags. This confirms how they want to present Karbala as being without a sense of resistance, portraying it as only a ritualistic gathering. Glory to our youth, whose vigilance and sharp eyes shattered their agenda through their keyboards and wit.

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🏴/ 🚩| Iraqi resistance leader Hajj Abu Alaa al-Wala’i participated in the Tuwairij Run commemorations despite ongoing U.S. efforts to locate and capture him.

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🇱🇧: 🇵🇸 | IOF drones are flying over southern Lebanon, threatening airstrikes, while IOF warplanes are threatening to bomb Gaza.

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🇮🇷 | Iran is launching swarms of drones toward ships crossing the passage without coordinating with the IRGC Navy, after they rejected the initial warning.

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🏴| And comes Sham al-Ghariban, the Night of the Oppressed, when the giant steed of Imam Husayn (A), Zuljanah, returned to the camps of the Ahlul Bayt (A). They rushed to the horse to ask about the Imam. His forelock hair was drenched in the blood of Imam Husayn (A). The painful tragedy had only just begun. Within moments, the tents were attacked by the army of Yazid. They stormed the camps with swords, snatched away the belongings of the women and children, cut down the tents’ poles, and set them ablaze.

Many children were crushed beneath the hooves of horses and killed by the soldiers. Many were struck with spears. Many girls had their earrings violently torn from their ears as the soldiers barged into the camps of the daughters of the Prophet (S), Imam Ali (A), Imam Hasan (A), and Imam Husayn (A). Sayyidah Zaynab (A) rushed to protect those inside the central tent. The soldiers saw her emerge carrying the sick Imam Sajjad (A) on her back.

This shameful night is one of the greatest tragedies in Islamic history. Those who hide or ignore these reality based events become part of the concealment. There is little mention of these events outside Shia sources, largely because they cannot be answered, justified, or explained.

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🇮🇷 | Ali Abdi, security expert:

Regarding the killing of Mahsa Amini, countless officials came forward and answered the public. But regarding the assassinations of nuclear scientists and the children of the armed forces, not a single official or military commander has come forward to answer the public.

We have no one being held accountable for military, security, defense, and law enforcement failures. All commanders evade responsibility.

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🥀 | And when everything had been destroyed, burned, and trampled, Imam Ali’s (A) daughter, Sayyidah Zaynab (S), the one who was born during the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad (S) and grew up in his blessed lap for five years, stood among the burnt ashes of the camps, guarding the women and the wounded, dying male survivors. She was not a side personality, but the direct surviving descendant of the Prophet (S) on earth after Imam Husayn (A).

We witnessed how a woman upon whom mountains of grief had fallen remained standing until the very end. She watched her brothers, sons, nephews, and companions martyred, the tents burned, the children terrorised, and the family of the Prophet (S) taken captive. Yet she did not collapse. She became the guardian of the remaining members of the Ahlul Bayt (A), carrying the trust of Karbala when every apparent support had been taken away.

When she was brought before the killer Ibn Ziyad, she answered his insult with the immortal words: “I saw nothing but beauty.” In those few words, the palace of a tyrant was shaken more than by any army.

This alone is enough to tell us who the Ahlul Bayt (A) were and what Karbala truly was.

That is why Karbala lives, and that is why the name of Zaynab (S) remains inseparable from the name of Imam Husayn (A).

As-salāmu ʿalayki yā Sharīkat al-Husayn (S).

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