📸 Scene of Azerbaijani Freedom Fighters being Hanged by the Russian Cossack Army in 1911 on Ashura Day

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📸 Scene of Azerbaijani Freedom Fighters being Hanged by the Russian Cossack Army in 1911 on Ashura Day

🔺 During Ashura in 1911, as the Russian forces were executing the brave freedom fighters of Tabriz, the sounds of drums and cymbals echoed through the alleyways. The people of Tabriz were mourning Imam Hussein (peace be upon him). Some were flogging themselves with chains, others beating their chests, and some even practicing self-flagellation with swords.

The Russian commander reportedly said, "I feared that the massive crowd of mourners for Hussein would join the brave Tabriz freedom fighters. If that had happened, what would have become of us?" Yet, the massive crowd of Shiite (secular) mourners only continued their lamentations and cries. They whipped, beat their chests, and self-flagellated, paying no attention to the execution of their nine courageous freedom fighters.

This is secular Islam, Islam devoid of politics, something that #EnglishShia fervently pursues, spending billions on it. Truly, in a gathering that lacks the concern for fighting against Israel and America, Ibn Ziyad beats his chest, Shimr sheds tears, and Yazid wails.

This is the result of lack of insight and secular mourning assemblies!

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🔴 Iran's Casualties in Key Historical Events:

‼️ World War I Surrender: 9 million deaths.
‼️ World War II Surrender: 5 million deaths.
‼️ Resistance During the 8-Year Sacred Defense: 200,000 martyrs.

✍️ "Resistance has a cost, but the cost of submission and surrender is far greater than the cost of resistance."

#Resistance #SacredDefense #IranianHistory

🇮🇷 Iran – The Oldest Country in the World 🏛️✨

According to World Population Review, which analyzed historical and statistical data, Iran is ranked as the oldest country in the world based on the formation of its first organized government and its national independence.

📜 Iran's first organized government dates back to 3200 BC, making it the most ancient civilization in this ranking. Egypt holds the second place.

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https://t.me/Monji_EmamMahdi/32636
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Following his release, Kambozia dedicated his final years to educating others about the hidden dangers of global Zionism. He regularly met with scholars and officials in Sistan and Baluchestan, warning them of “the orange colonization — the Jewish colonial system.”

He taught that:

“Colonialism wears many colors. The orange one is Jewish.
Zionism is the creator of all forms of modern slavery.
They sow division among Muslims — even the Shi‘a–Sunni conflict is their doing.”

His hatred for Zionism was such that he reportedly named his dog “Moshe Dayan”, after the infamous Israeli general. To him, the Shah, his ministers, and the Bahá’í network were all instruments of the Zionist plan to destroy Islam.

Kambozia’s son, Dr. Amir-Hassan Kambozia, recalled:

“My father always said the Jewish nation has been the cause of wars and deceit throughout history — always lying, always conspiring, always seeking dominance.”

📘 Scholarly Works and Legacy

Among his academic works is the remarkable book
“Dhul-Qarnayn or Ts’in Shih Huang-Ti, the Great Emperor of China,”
a direct response to Abul Kalam Azad, who falsely claimed that Dhul-Qarnayn of the Qur’an was Cyrus the Great. Kambozia, recognizing Azad as a Freemason, rejected this notion, identifying Dhul-Qarnayn instead as a monotheistic Chinese emperor, thereby linking his historical research to the battle against Jewish and Masonic distortions.

📖 To Be Continued...

#AmirTavakkolKambozia #AntiZionism #IranianHistory #IslamicResistance #ImamKhomeini #JScenter #TruthUnveiled #ZionismExposed #MartyrsOfKnowledge

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“My gratitude to the learned Amir Kambozia is immense.
His historical knowledge is rare and profound — meeting him was a gift of destiny.”

Renowned Iranian historian Dr. Bastani Parizi called his library “a true university in the desert.”
He wrote:

“Kambozia’s library is proof that Iran’s villages have long been sanctuaries of Islamic and Iranian scholarship.”

📚 Kambozia’s Works (Selected Titles)

1. History of Judaism and Zionism
2. The Secret Jewish Order: Kabbalah
3. The Record of Carthage
4. The Wanderings of the Jews
5. The World — a Toy in Jewish Hands
6. Zionism and World History
7. The Empire of the East and the Truth of the Orient
8. The Hidden Forces Preparing History
9. Tel Aviv Moves Toward War (translation)
10. International Zionism
11. The Word and the Subject of History
12. Psychology in the Service of Humanity
13. Religion as the Foundation of Human Excellence
14. Sufism
15. Ismailism in Iran
16. Ancient History and Modern Zionism
17. History of Islam
18. Persian Literature and Literary History
19. The History of Nations (in Persian and French)
20. The Decline and Arrogance of Modernity
21. The Crusades
22. Islamic Economy, Politics, and Metaphysics (French essay)

☠️ His Martyrdom — Murder Disguised as a Heart Attack

Two conflicting reports exist regarding his death in Mehr 1353 (October 1974):

• SAVAK’s official claim:

“Amir-Tavakkol Kambozia died of a heart attack.”

• Eyewitness accounts from his family:
They affirm that SAVAK poisoned him shortly after he refused to meet Prime Minister Hoveyda, declaring:

“I will not meet a treacherous Jew.
When a Jew and a Muslim meet, one of them must die.”

Days later, two agents posing as cooperative inspectors visited his library.
Soon after, Kambozia was found lifeless on the floor.
A cup containing strange granules vanished after SAVAK’s arrival.

According to his will, and with permission from Ayatollah Kafami, his body was exhumed and reburied inside his library — the very heart of his intellectual legacy.

🕯️ A Voice Too Powerful to Silence

Engineer Rahmani, one of his close companions, said:

“After his release in 1969, SAVAK tried to neutralize him through weekly meetings.
But his words began to influence even their officers.
Realizing they could neither silence nor imprison him without backlash, they chose the last option — to kill him.”

In his final days, Kambozia sensed danger. He would toss objects toward suspicious packages from a distance, expecting an attack at any moment. He was not afraid — he was ready for martyrdom.

📖 “They killed the man, but not his message.”
Amir-Tavakkol Kambozia remains a timeless symbol of Islamic intellectual resistance against Zionism, a scholar who turned his farm into a fortress of truth and his pen into a weapon of faith.

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🔍 Pasargadae – or a Women‑Only Shrine? The untold story of the “Tomb of Solomon’s Mother”

The structure known today as the Tomb of Cyrus the Great in Pasargadae was, for centuries throughout the Islamic period, called "Tomb of Solomon's Mother" (مقبره مادر سلیمان).

Historical records reveal a remarkable fact: until recent times, men were strictly forbidden from entering the shrine.

📜 What travelers observed:

· John Struys (1672) noted it was a pilgrimage site for devout women, who would bow and kiss the tomb three times before praying.
· Sir Robert Ker Porter (1706) reported that the shrine was maintained by women from nearby villages.
· Eugène Flandin (1844) confirmed that men were absolutely barred from entering, and local women fiercely guarded this rule.
· Even James Morier (1809) was denied access because he was a man.
· When Madame Dieulafoy (1881) entered wearing men’s clothing, she faced violent reactions from local women who believed she was male.

🕌 A site with a feminine identity
During the reign of the Atabegs in Fars (around 620–621 AH), a Friday mosque was built around the tomb, and a mihrab was carved into the stone inside the burial chamber. Yet the local tradition remained unwavering: this was a women’s sanctuary, associated in popular belief with a revered female figure.

❓ How did it become "Cyrus’s Tomb"?
The attribution to Cyrus the Great is not a centuries-old local belief, but a later Western assertion—one that lacks clear early evidence and contradicts the site’s long‑standing gendered tradition.

For generations, people of the region insisted the tomb belonged to a woman. Only after Western orientalists began promoting the Cyrus narrative did that certainty turn into doubt.

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📖 Sources & further reading:

· George Nathaniel Curzon, Persia and the Persian Question (1892)
· Travel accounts of Struys, Porter, Flandin, Morier, Dieulafoy
· Encyclopaedia Iranica: “Cyrus v. The Tomb of Cyrus”

📍 Original article (Persian):
https://jscenter.ir/slave-jews/cyrus/3831

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