Imam Mahdi (A.S.): "Indeed, our knowledge encompasses your news, and nothing from your news is hidden from us."

امام مهدی(عج) : إنّا یحیطُ عِلمُنا بأنبائِکم و لایعَزُبُ عَنّا شَیءٌ مِن أخبارِکم .

ما از همه خبرهای شما آگاهیم و چیزی از خبرهای شما از ما پنهان نیست.

Source: Bihar al-Anwar, Vol. 53, p. 175

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🔴 Celebrities in our country often extend congratulations on International Women's Day, associating it with the glamour of the West. However, many are unaware of the historical significance behind March 8th.

The day originated from a 1908 protest by female workers in a New York textile company, highlighting the harsh conditions they faced. Tragically, the owner confined the protesting women and set the workplace on fire, resulting in the death of 129 workers.

🔸 International Women's Day symbolizes the historical struggles faced by women, but some celebrities remain ignorant of its true meaning.

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Divine Scholar Ayatollah Pahlavani (ra):

"If you can spare moments, even minutes, day and night, to contemplate your being - to clarify your purpose, understand your path, and ensure life doesn't slip away unnoticed."

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💠 In the Presence of God

▪️ Ayatollah Bahjat (may Allah have mercy on him) once said:

🔹 A believer must see himself at all times in the presence of the Almighty. Remember, everything you do is in His presence. Even the Imam of the Age is aware of your thoughts.

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Tongue Slipping

📝 The late Allama, may Allah have mercy on him, once remarked:

🔸 When a person slips with their tongue, they suffer consequences that are never as severe as when they slip with their feet. For, when one's tongue slips in speech, it may cause harm, while a slip of the foot can be easily remedied with care.

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💄 What's in your lipstick?
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✏️ Ayatollah Khamenei:

"The great lesson Imam al-Jawad (ع) teaches us is that we must strive to awaken the awareness of the people in confronting hypocritical and deceitful powers."

📎 Source

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🎃 The Dark & Satanic Origins of Halloween

🕯 Many people today see Halloween as a fun night of costumes and candy — but few realize its deep pagan and even satanic roots.

🩸 The ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (Sow-en) was a pagan “Feast of the Dead.” It marked the end of summer and was dedicated to the Lord of the Dead. Celts believed that on this night, the barrier between the world of the living and the dead became extremely thin, allowing spirits to walk the earth.

🔥 Pagan priests called Druids lit sacred bonfires and offered animal sacrifices — even horses — to the dying sun god to restore his strength for winter. People wore animal masks to honor or deceive wandering spirits and left food and wine as offerings for them.

💀 Over time, the Church attempted to “Christianize” this ritual by creating All Hallows’ Eve (Halloween) — the night before All Saints’ Day. But the old pagan symbols never disappeared; they were merely covered with a thin Christian layer.

👻 Modern Halloween still glorifies the same symbols of death, fear, and spirits — now repackaged as entertainment. Witches and occult groups such as Wiccans continue to celebrate Halloween (Samhain) as one of their holiest days.

🧙‍♂️ Anton LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan, once said:

“I’m glad that Christian parents let their children worship the devil at least one night a year. Welcome to Halloween!”

😈 In Islamic understanding, such rituals are nothing but deception by jinn and demonic forces that mislead people into fear and idolatry. Islam rejects the concept of “wandering souls,” teaching that after death, the soul enters Barzakh — a realm where no return is possible except by divine will.

⚠️ Today, media and pop culture promote Halloween globally, pushing a celebration that masks its occult and satanic essence behind childish fun. The result is a society desensitized to symbols of evil — exactly as intended by those who profit from spiritual decay.

🕯 Let us stay awake and aware — not every celebration wrapped in glitter is innocent.

📚 Source:
Jewish Studies Center (JS Center)
🔗 jscenter.ir/jews-and-the-media/jews-and-culture/21418

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🛑 The "Faravahar": Ancient Symbol or Modern Deception?
https://jscenter.ir/slave-jews/cyrus/8469

A symbol you see everywhere—on rings, necklaces, T-shirts, even carpets. Many believe it represents Cyrus the Great or Zoroastrianism. But what if everything you've been told about it is wrong?

📌 Here’s the truth:

1. Not Cyrus, Not Zoroaster
The so-called "Faravahar" appears at Persepolis and the Behistun Inscription—both built after Cyrus. It has no direct link to him or to Prophet Zoroaster.
2. Origins in Pagan Cultures
This symbol—more accurately called the "Winged Solar Disk"—originated in ancient pagan civilizations:
· Sumer (as a symbol of a demonic entity)
· Assyria (linked to the god Shamash)
· Ancient Egypt (found on Pharaohs’ coffins)
· Urartu (worshipped as a supernatural being)
3. Adopted & Adapted by the Achaemenids
The Achaemenids combined it with the symbol of Marduk—the Babylonian "calf idol" whom Cyrus praised in his famous cylinder. It was never originally "Iranian."
4. No Zoroastrian Historical Usage
Throughout the Sassanid era—the peak of Zoroastrian rule—this symbol was nowhere to be found in religious art or inscriptions.
The link to Zoroastrianism was invented in 1925 by a Zoroastrian writer in India, without any historical basis.
5. Modern Hijacking by Secret Societies
Today, this symbol is prominently used by Freemasons and Satanist groups worldwide. Coincidence?

🔎 Why does it matter?

· It’s a pagan symbol with roots in idolatry, falsely marketed as "Iranian identity."
· It carries negative spiritual energy derived from its idolatrous origins.
· Many Iranians, especially youth, wear it unknowingly, thinking it represents pride when it represents the opposite.

📖 Sources include:

· Sir Percy Sykes, History of Iran
· Encyclopædia Iranica on "Fravashi"
· Academic studies on ancient Mesopotamian iconography

👉 Share this to raise awareness.
True Iranian identity is rooted in truth—not in symbols borrowed from idol-worshipping civilizations and promoted by hidden hands.

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