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O Allah, send Your blessings upon Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam) and the Family of Muhammad. Forgive the departed, have mercy upon them, illuminate their grave, expand their resting place, ease their loneliness and isolation, grant them security from the questioning of the grave, and make their abode a garden from the gardens of Paradise. Admit them into the company of Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi wa Aalihi wa Sallam), Amir al Mu’minin Ali (Alayhis Salam), Sayyidah Fatimah al Zahra (Alayhas Salam), and the Pure Imams (Alayhimus Salam). Accept their faith and deeds through Your infinite mercy, and grant patience and abundant reward to their family and loved ones. Indeed, You are the Most Merciful of the merciful. Amin.
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يَا أَيَّتُهَا النَّفْسُ الْمُطْمَئِنَّةُ ارْجِعِي إِلَى رَبِّكِ رَاضِيَةً مَرْضِيَّةً فَادْخُلِي فِي عِبَادِي وَادْخُلِي جَنَّتِ
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🥀 | Why did you never tell us how we were supposed to live without you?
How are we meant to wake up tomorrow and accept that you are no longer here? What are we supposed to tell our hearts when they refuse to believe this farewell? What words are meant to comfort us now?
When we look back, we realize there is hardly any good we have done without you. You gave meaning to our efforts, direction to our lives, and hope in our darkest moments. You taught us how to think, how to stand firm, how to be patient, and how to trust Allah. That is why this pain feels so heavy. It is not only that we have lost you. It is that we do not know how to imagine this world without you in it.
Everyone tells us to continue on your path. But they do not know how difficult that is. Your path was never one of comfort. It was a life of sacrifice, patience, simplicity, sleepless nights, and carrying the burdens of an entire Ummah. We want to live as you lived, but every step reminds us how difficult it is to leave behind the comforts of this world.
You never told us how to live without you.
Perhaps you knew that no words could ever prepare us for this day.
The only thing that brings a little peace to our broken hearts is knowing that you have returned to your Lord. You have reached the court of Allah. You are with those whom you loved and served all your life. You are where the Prophets, the truthful, the righteous, and the martyrs are welcomed by the mercy of Allah.
But at least… you could have told us how we were meant to survive your absence.
Now all that remains is your memory, your words, your example, and the promise that if we remain sincere and steadfast, Allah will reunite us with you one day.
Khoda Hafiz, Imam.
This is not our final goodbye.
Insha’Allah, we will meet again.
How are we meant to wake up tomorrow and accept that you are no longer here? What are we supposed to tell our hearts when they refuse to believe this farewell? What words are meant to comfort us now?
When we look back, we realize there is hardly any good we have done without you. You gave meaning to our efforts, direction to our lives, and hope in our darkest moments. You taught us how to think, how to stand firm, how to be patient, and how to trust Allah. That is why this pain feels so heavy. It is not only that we have lost you. It is that we do not know how to imagine this world without you in it.
Everyone tells us to continue on your path. But they do not know how difficult that is. Your path was never one of comfort. It was a life of sacrifice, patience, simplicity, sleepless nights, and carrying the burdens of an entire Ummah. We want to live as you lived, but every step reminds us how difficult it is to leave behind the comforts of this world.
You never told us how to live without you.
Perhaps you knew that no words could ever prepare us for this day.
The only thing that brings a little peace to our broken hearts is knowing that you have returned to your Lord. You have reached the court of Allah. You are with those whom you loved and served all your life. You are where the Prophets, the truthful, the righteous, and the martyrs are welcomed by the mercy of Allah.
But at least… you could have told us how we were meant to survive your absence.
Now all that remains is your memory, your words, your example, and the promise that if we remain sincere and steadfast, Allah will reunite us with you one day.
Khoda Hafiz, Imam.
This is not our final goodbye.
Insha’Allah, we will meet again.
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🥀 | Ān qadr khāli shodeh...
انگار که یک کوه سفر کرده از این دشت
آن قدر خالی شده بعد از تو جهانم
Engār keh yek kūh safar kardeh az in dasht,
Ān qadr khāli shodeh ba’d az to jahānam.
It is as though a mountain has departed from this plain.
Since you left, my world has become that empty.
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انگار که یک کوه سفر کرده از این دشت
آن قدر خالی شده بعد از تو جهانم
Engār keh yek kūh safar kardeh az in dasht,
Ān qadr khāli shodeh ba’d az to jahānam.
It is as though a mountain has departed from this plain.
Since you left, my world has become that empty.
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🥀 | For the Shia world, without exaggeration or prediction, one of the most defining realities for those who grew up over the past few decades has been witnessing the repeated news of massacres of fellow community members across Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Pakistan, and beyond. Especially for those born in the 1990s, childhood memories were marked by the Shia genocide in Iraq, the attack on the Holy Shrines, and later, an entire decade that passed with massacres in Syria.
They then witnessed the martyrdom of Shaheed Qasem Soleimani and Shaheed Abu Mahdi al Muhandis. During all these years, hardly any Shia was unaware of what was happening. The frustration was immense, and the fear of being targeted and killed simply for being Shia was, in one way or another, always present.
Yet, almost every Shia child somehow grew up with the understanding that there was Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei (r), alongside Sayyid Hasan Nasrallah and Hezbollah, who gave strength, confidence, and the feeling that someone stood, someoje is there. That presence helped ease many of those fears.
Now imagine the pain of the Shia world, especially those born in the 1990s, who first witnessed Sayyid Hasan Nasrallah martyred in a bombing and then never imagined that the highest religious authority they looked toward would also be martyred. From what I know, almost everyone has been affected physically and psychologically. They are deeply disturbed and carry profound wounds. It is the presence of Imam Mujtaba Husayni Khamenei (H) that has prevented complete collapse. Otherwise, the situation could have been far more disastrous.
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They then witnessed the martyrdom of Shaheed Qasem Soleimani and Shaheed Abu Mahdi al Muhandis. During all these years, hardly any Shia was unaware of what was happening. The frustration was immense, and the fear of being targeted and killed simply for being Shia was, in one way or another, always present.
Yet, almost every Shia child somehow grew up with the understanding that there was Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei (r), alongside Sayyid Hasan Nasrallah and Hezbollah, who gave strength, confidence, and the feeling that someone stood, someoje is there. That presence helped ease many of those fears.
Now imagine the pain of the Shia world, especially those born in the 1990s, who first witnessed Sayyid Hasan Nasrallah martyred in a bombing and then never imagined that the highest religious authority they looked toward would also be martyred. From what I know, almost everyone has been affected physically and psychologically. They are deeply disturbed and carry profound wounds. It is the presence of Imam Mujtaba Husayni Khamenei (H) that has prevented complete collapse. Otherwise, the situation could have been far more disastrous.
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🇮🇷/🏴 | During the ongoing aggression, which continued even as the funeral ceremonies of Martyr Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei (r) were taking place, additional Iranian personnel were reported martyred in attacks and security operations across the country. Firefighter Khaled Qadri was martyred in the reported attack on the facilities of Iranshahr Airport. Martyr Yousef Mohammadi, a member of the IRGC’s Ansar al Mahdi Corps of Zanjan, was martyred during clashes with armed terrorist and separatist teams in Sardasht. The IRGC of Khuzestan also announced the martyrdom of Second Lieutenant Pasdar Hossein Amouri, Captain Pasdar Saeed Tavakolizadeh, and Basij member Mohsen Nejati, who were reported martyred during early morning airstrikes in Khuzestan Province. In Hormozgan Province, Third Lieutenant Hamid Zarei Hajiabadi, a border guard, was also reported martyred while on duty during overnight strikes in the Bandar-e Kohostak area. Additional names reported among the martyred include Ali Moeni, Ali Mahdi Zadeh, Alireza Zaraei, Hamed Dawari, Shahab Omidi, Mohammad Javad Rawanfar, Alireza Baleedeh, and Amir Hossein Qasmi. Glory!
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