While 81-year-old Biden shakes hands with walls and greets inanimate objects, the whole world awaits the response of the 85-year-old revolutionary leader, Khamenei. 🌐 #Leadership #GlobalWaiting @rahyafte_en

📌 How Can the Muslim Ummah Stand on Its Own Feet?

👤 Rachid Benaissa, Algerian Politician:

🔹 "Elements of power like Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas must be replicated everywhere.

🔹 These inspiring forces symbolize faith, resilience in the face of adversity, unwavering stance against enemies, and self-confidence.

🔹 We are human too; we should not fear other humans! Society must strengthen these elements of power.

🔹 Look at Iran! It has reached great heights, advanced in various sciences, and gained knowledge in all fields.

🔹 Recently, I visited Mashhad to pay my respects to Imam Reza, and I offered to clean the restroom at his shrine. The Iranians laughed and said, 'You have to wait six months for your turn!'

🔹 They showed me a servant who was a commander of the IRGC, yet in anonymity, he was sweeping among 2,000 others, battling his ego!

🔹 Find me a leader or commander who is this humble, willing to lower himself to sweep a mosque; then we can start to have hope in ourselves!!

🔹 Host: It would be good for our ministers and officials to know this as well."

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#IslamicUnity #MuslimUmmah #StrengthInHumility #Leadership #FaithAndResilience

💌 Amir al-Mu'minin (peace be upon him):

He [the Prophet ﷺ] was sent to invite towards the truth and bear witness over creation. He conveyed the messages of his Lord without hesitation or shortcoming and fought the enemies of Allah without weakness or excuses. He is the leader of the pious and the guide for those who seek the right path.

📚 Nahjul Balagha, Sermon 116

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🔴 Hezbollah is victorious... #Leadership's Glad Tidings in an Arabic tweet
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✅ Martyr Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah in his latest speech:
"I may not remain among you for long. It is possible that the entire top leadership, including myself, could be martyred. Measures have been taken to ensure we are prepared for such an extraordinary situation."

#Leadership #Martyrdom #Preparedness #Resistance
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🔴 Martyr Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah:

"I declare to the entire world: Our Imam, our leader, our master, our beloved, and our Hussein of this era is Grand Ayatollah, Imam Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei. O son of Hussein, we will never abandon you."

#ImamKhamenei #HusseinOfOurTime #Martyrdom #Leadership #Resistance
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🔴 Leader of the Revolution: "The path to ensuring security is through strength. A strong Iran is one that can defend itself."
https://t.me/shomareshmakooszohor/153963
🌐 @rahyafte_en #Iran #Security #Strength #Leadership

Headline from the Tehran Times:

"Clear-cut Command"
The Zionist regime must realize Iran's power and resolve.

#Iran #Zionism #Leadership #Strength #TehranTimes 🌐 @rahyafte_en

🔻 Leader Ayatollah Khamenei:

▪️ "I predict the emergence of a strong and honorable group in Syria as well."

▪️ "The future of this region, by Allah's grace, will be better than its present."
https://t.me/Monji_EmamMahdi/31453
🌟 #Syria #Leadership #HopefulFuture
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🔴 Glad Tidings of the "Reappearance" in the Words of Ayatollah Khamenei

✍️ By Mostafa Amiri

▪️ "Recent events tell us that a unique phenomenon is on its way in the future of history." [1]

▪️ "We call this awaited phenomenon the ‘New Islamic Civilization.’" [2]

▪️ "The complete Islamic civilization will manifest during the era of Imam al-Mahdi’s reappearance. True Islamic civilization will come into existence in that period." [3]

▪️ The ultimate peak is the 'New Islamic Civilization,' [4] that unique and unparalleled phenomenon [5] in the future of history—the 'Sun of Supreme Authority.' [6]

▪️ The peak represents 'the rule of justice'—a mission unfulfilled since the Prophet’s time.

▪️ "If you resist, you will conquer the peak—the rule of God's religion, the rule of truth, the rule of justice. You will reach the purpose of human creation: human perfection and ultimate completion—something that has not been achieved since the Prophet’s time." [7]

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#Reappearance #IslamicCivilization #Justice #Mahdi #AwaitedSavior #EndTimes #Resistance #Leadership

👈 Statements of the Leader of the Revolution on Love and Following the Commander of the Faithful (AS)

✏️ "We, who are known in the world as Shia, have defined Shi'ism as follows: ‘The Shia are those who follow Ali (AS).’ We must walk in his footsteps and pursue his goals. It is clear that, despite all our efforts, we will never reach the rank of the Commander of the Faithful, but we must strive toward that peak." (July 16, 2008)

#ImamAli #Shiism #Wilayah #Leadership #IslamicTeachings #FollowTheTruth
https://t.me/khamenei_irNews/26205
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✌ The #22Bahman Rally: A Symbol of National Unity

✏️ Supreme Leader: "The 22 Bahman rally is, every year, a manifestation of national unity in our country."

✏️ "An insightful nation and tireless officials—this is what resolves our problems." (Feb 7, 2025)

💻 Farsi.khamenei.ir

#Iran #IslamicRevolution #Unity #22Bahman #Leadership

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🔴 The Candle and the Sun
✍ By Mostafa Amiri

▪️Think of this government as a candle — its light is small, yet it shines in the darkness of night, guiding the way until the sun rises.
The Leader once said:

“If you place a thousand candles before the sunlight, they will give no light at all.”

▪️How I wish we could reach the Sun sooner — and be freed from the shadows cast by some of those in power.

☀️ #ImamMahdi #Light #Leadership #Truth #IslamicThought #Hope #ASRZOHUR110

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🌱 Amir al-Mu'minin (AS) and Preserving the Sapling of Islam Amidst the Fire

A profound reflection shared by Ayatollah Haeri Shirazi 🕌:

During the time of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) 🤲, after many polytheist tribes were subdued, some declared Islam outwardly to protect their lives and wealth. Islamic law is concerned with the apparent; anyone who declared Islam was accepted. However, there were hypocrites who waited for an opportunity to assassinate the Prophet and eliminate true Muslims to restore idolatry.

The Prophet knew that if he pressured them excessively, they would rebel within the Islamic lands and idolatry would return. So, he applied pressure only to the point of preventing revolt, closely monitoring them. After his passing, as Dr. Beheshti’s historical research indicates, apart from Medina and parts of Mecca, many tribes apostatized.

Imam Ali (AS) ⚔️ faced a critical choice: If a conflict over leadership erupted in Medina while the outskirts had already been lost, Islam itself could have been wiped out, and idolatry would have returned. He saw two evils:

1. The most qualified leader being deprived of leadership.
2. The complete annihilation of the religion itself, erasing all the sacrifices and efforts.

He pondered: Which evil is greater? To fight and remove the unfit ruler—even if people later turn to polytheism—or to endure patiently, allowing long-term damage to Muslims but preserving the Quran and the essence of Islam?

He calculated and chose patience 🤲❤️. In Sermon of Shiqshiqiyyah, he says: "I remained patient despite having a thorn in my eye and a bone stuck in my throat." He saw people unfit to lead Islam taking charge, generation after generation. Yet, he said: "This is better than the religion being destroyed and people returning to idolatry." Would God send another Prophet with such patience, character, and strength to start again among the polytheists? If that were better, he would not have been the Seal of the Prophets.

So, he endured—but he was also vigilant 👁️. Whenever they consulted him for the benefit of Islam, he sincerely advised them. He interacted with such kindness and friendship that they would come to him for counsel without hesitation. For 25 years, he placed himself at their service, day and night, for the sake of preserving Islam.

Thus, the essence of Islam was preserved. The Islam that was once confined to Mecca and Medina, with shallow roots that could be easily uprooted by a single blow, was allowed to grow deep roots 🌳.

Imagine planting a sapling 🌱. Its initial roots are delicate; a slight shake can uproot it, and the whole plant dies. But if you wait patiently until it grows strong, you can later prune its branches, and its roots will remain firm. Early Islam was like that tender sapling. If a corrupt branch was removed hastily, the entire tree could have withered.

Imam Ali (AS) said: "We wait for now." He occasionally referenced past events in his speeches to remind people—without causing division or giving enemies an opportunity to exploit internal strife.

Even when someone like Abu Sufyan 🐍 knocked on his door during the days he was compiling the Quran, saying, "Ali, right is with you! Give me the order, and I will fill the desert with armies for you," Imam Ali (AS) recognized the plot. He replied: "O hypocrite, how long have you been Muslim?" He knew this was a scheme to incite conflict among Muslims so that hypocrites could later destroy Islam and restore idols.

He remained patient until, after 25 years, the people themselves came to him and asked him to rule.

#ImamAli #Patience #PreservationOfIslam #IslamicHistory #Wisdom #Leadership #Hypocrisy #RootsOfFaith #ShiaIslam #HaeriShirazi
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The Sedition of Samiri and the Importance of Preserving Unity

The Factors of Human Rise and Fall in the Mirror of Quranic Stories from the Israelites – Part 4: Samiri

An article based on the ethical discourse of Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi (ra) on the study of Judaism and the Israelites in the Quran.

🔷 Key Points:

· During Prophet Musa's (AS) 40-day absence to receive the Torah, a critical trial befell the Israelites. Samiri, exploiting the leadership vacuum, crafted a golden calf and led a major segment of the people into idolatry.
· This incident reveals a deep flaw in the Israelites: a strong inclination towards sensualism and materialism. They struggled with non-tangible concepts and even demanded to see God physically. This made them susceptible to the tangible idol Samiri presented.
· The Quran narrates this not as mere history, but as a timeless lesson for all communities with divine responsibility. Weakness in faith and intellectual foundations can lead a nation, even after experiencing miracles, into grave deviation when faced with clever sedition.
· Critical Lessons Derived:
1. The Imperative of Sound Belief: Communities must proactively strengthen their core theological and intellectual foundations, especially the youth, to withstand modern doubts and temptations spread through global media.
2. The Vitality of Leadership: No society should be left without righteous leadership. Prophet Musa appointed a successor (Harun) before his absence. The absence or neglect of legitimate, qualified leadership leaves a community vulnerable to corruption and division. The discussion extends to the Islamic concept of leadership (Imamah/Wilayah) and the necessity of following the most qualified successor in the absence of the Imam.
3. Preserving Unity as a Social Priority: When confronted by Prophet Musa, Harun explained he feared causing division (fitnah) among the people by using excessive force. This highlights that maintaining social unity is itself a major social interest (maslahah), even while confronting deviance. Leadership requires wisdom to balance correction with cohesion.

📖 Read the full, detailed analysis in the fourth part of this insightful series:

👉 The Sedition of Samiri and the Importance of Preserving Unity

✅ Jewish Studies Think Tank
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Comfort-Seeking and Treaty-Breaking of the Israelites

The Factors of Human Rise and Fall in the Mirror of Quranic Stories from the Israelites – Part 5: Treaty-Breaking

An article based on the ethical discourse of Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi (ra) on the study of Judaism and the Israelites in the Quran.

🔷 Key Points:

· This episode reveals another critical flaw in the Israelites: excessive comfort-seeking and aversion to hardship. After being commanded by God to enter the Holy Land (al-Quds), they refused, citing the strength of its inhabitants.
· They audaciously told Prophet Musa (AS): "Go, you and your Lord, and fight. Indeed, we are remaining right here." (Quran 5:24). This highlights their profound weakness of faith, ingratitude, and breach of covenant with God.
· Their disobedience stemmed from a desire for ease, unwilling to engage in the necessary struggle (jihad). Consequently, God decreed they would wander aimlessly in the desert for forty years, barred from their destined home.
· The Quran narrates this as a stark warning about the gravity of breaking one's covenant with God. If breaching human contracts is condemned universally, how much more severe is breaching a pledge to the Creator upon whom our entire existence depends?
· Lessons for the Believing Community:
· Our declaration of "We hear and we obey" (سَمِعْنَا وَأَطَعْنَا) upon accepting Islam is a solemn covenant. We must be vigilant in fulfilling it, especially when divine commands require sacrifice or struggle.
· The story underscores the necessity of obedience to divine authority and leadership. Just as a flock needs a shepherd, a community needs a righteous guide to avoid misguidance. In the absence of the Infallible Imam (AS), this duty falls upon the most qualified jurist (Faqih) who resembles him in knowledge and justice.
· The core of religion is obedience to God (Ta'ah), not the pursuit of personal comfort or opinion. True human perfection is achieved only under the shadow of divine obedience.

📖 Read the full, detailed analysis in the fifth part of this insightful series:

👉 Comfort-Seeking and Treaty-Breaking of the Israelites

✅ Jewish Studies Think Tank
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#Ayatollah_Mesbah_Yazdi #Jewish_Studies #Israelites #Quranic_Studies #Covenant #Obedience #ComfortSeeking #Leadership #Islamic_Authority #Divine_Command

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Lessons from the Story of Talut and Jalut

The Factors of Human Rise and Fall in the Mirror of Quranic Stories from the Israelites – Part 9: Talut and Jalut

An article based on the ethical discourse of Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi (ra) on the study of Judaism and the Israelites in the Quran.

🔷 Key Points:

· The story of Talut (Saul) and Jalut (Goliath), narrated in Surah Al-Baqarah (verses 246-251), offers profound lessons on leadership, faith, and social order. After suffering oppression, a faction of Israelites asked their prophet, Samuel, to appoint a king to lead them in battle.
· When God appointed Talut, a man not from a prominent wealthy family, they objected, revealing their materialistic criteria for leadership: "How can he have kingship over us when we are more deserving... and he has not been given ample wealth?"
· Their lack of discipline and comfort-seeking was tested when Talut forbade drinking from a river except a handful. Most failed the test. Only a small, faithful remnant, who trusted in God's help and prayed for patience and steadfastness, remained.
· From this small group emerged Dawud (David), who, with divine support, defeated the giant Jalut, paving the way for his own kingship and the establishment of the Israelite monarchy.
· Key Lessons Derived:
1. The Necessity of Centralized Authority: Human social progress (Tamaddun) inherently requires centralized governance and leadership to achieve unity, resolve conflicts, and facilitate growth. The Israelites' realization of this need marked a social evolution.
2. Divine Rule of Balancing Forces: The Quran states a fundamental cosmic and social rule: "If Allah did not check one set of people by means of another, the earth would indeed be full of mischief." (2:251). This necessitates the existence of defensive power and just authority to prevent corruption and oppression from prevailing completely.
3. Materialism as a Spiritual Disease: The Israelites' objection to Talut exposed their deep-seated materialism and wealth-worship, viewing riches as the primary measure of worth—a trait critically examined in their historical and contemporary conduct.
4. Self-Discipline as a Prerequisite for Victory: Talut's river test was a training in self-restraint. True success in struggle (like Jihad) requires prior spiritual and physical training and self-discipline to overcome comfort-seeking and build resilience—a wisdom also found in fasting (Sawm).

📖 Read the full, detailed analysis in the final part of this insightful series:

👉 Lessons from the Story of Talut and Jalut

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#Ayatollah_Mesbah_Yazdi #Jewish_Studies #Israelites #Quranic_Studies #Talut #Jalut #David #Goliath #Leadership #Materialism #SelfDiscipline #DivineJustice #Islamic_Thought

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🔴 Martyr Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah:

"I declare to the entire world: Our Imam, our leader, our master, our beloved, and our Hussein of this era is Grand Ayatollah, Imam Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei. O son of Hussein, we will never abandon you."

#ImamKhamenei #HusseinOfOurTime #Martyrdom #Leadership #Resistance
https://t.me/rahyafte_com/62947
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