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Telegram channel @basirapress: 10.7K subscribers, 172 views per post, score 35

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Views / subscribers over 30 days
81
Posts over 30 days

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Covers Middle East politics from the standpoint of Iran's Islamic Revolution, examining US-Iran tensions, Zionism, and the situation of Shia communities worldwide. Also shares pieces on family life, child-rearing and stories of religious women.
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Islamic pro-resistance research and analysis of both material & metaphysical issues facing our world. BasiraPress.org Donate: basirapress.org/donate Buy our book:
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    🇵🇰 Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with a delegation from Rothschild & Co. The Rothschild family are the founding fathers of the illegitimate Zionist entity and made their wealth off of institutionalized/systemic riba (usury), sucking the blood of the masses of the world. Usury is a sin in Islam. It makes sense why a leading Pakistani cleric would declare the honorable Ansarallah of Yemen as "non-Muslims." The government of Pakistan is not only a US vassal state, but a covert Zionist normalizer too. The Mecca Defense Pact is a joke. They should name it Khaybar Defense Pact, because it only seeks to defend the interests of Zionist Jews and the US empire. @BasiraPress
    Post by “Basira Press” from September 30, 2026
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    VIDEO | Large crowds gather in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad to celebrate the withdrawal of US occupation forces.
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    That People May Establish Justice “Indeed, We sent Our messengers with clear proofs, and We sent down with them the Scripture and the Balance so that people may uphold justice. And We sent down iron, in which is great strength as well as benefits for humanity, so that Allah may make evident those who support Him and His messengers unseen. Indeed, Allah is All-Strong, Almighty.” Qur’an 57:25 One expression in this verse deserves particular reflection: “so that people may uphold justice” — li-yaqūma al-nāsu bil-qist. The Qur’an does not say that justice will simply be established for people, nor does it assign the entire responsibility of transforming reality to a future leader; it places a responsibility upon people themselves. This has profound implications for the believer’s understanding of the awaited future and the preparation for the advent of Imam al-Mahdi (aj). Awaiting the Imam is therefore not a passive state; it requires a community capable of carrying responsibility, resisting injustice, protecting the vulnerable, and building the foundations of a just society. This begins with individual initiative. Every person possesses a capacity that can serve the Ummah: knowledge, education, medicine, engineering, agriculture, craftsmanship, technology, finance, communication, social work, manual labor, or simply the ability to care for another human being. No contribution should be dismissed merely because it appears small. The Qur’anic vision also demands social solidarity. The orphan must not be forgotten. The families of martyrs must be surrounded with dignity and practical support. Those facing poverty, displacement, illness, or hardship should find within their community not merely sympathy, but meaningful assistance. The verse’s reference to iron — strength and benefit — also invites reflection on material capability. A community that seeks dignity must develop its productive capacities: strengthen its local economy, support skilled workers, encourage manufacturing, develop technology, cultivate agriculture, and reduce unnecessary dependence wherever possible. Preparation, then, is not merely waiting for a historical moment. It is building people and building society. Every act of knowledge, solidarity, production, service, and justice becomes part of that preparation. The awaited future is not an excuse to postpone responsibility; rather, it is a reason to become more responsible. The Qur’an says: “that people may uphold justice.” The work begins with people...
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    Between Fear and Hope: A Balance for the Ummah “Nothing is said to you except what was said to the messengers before you. Indeed, your Lord is the Possessor of forgiveness and the Possessor of painful punishment.” (Qur’an 41:43) The Qur’an reminds the believer that the path of truth has never been free from hardship, rejection, pressure, or trials. What is being endured today by individuals and by the Ummah is not necessarily a sign of abandonment. The messengers themselves faced opposition, uncertainty, and immense burdens while carrying the truth. Yet this verse teaches something deeper: the believer must live between fear and hope, without allowing either one to overwhelm the other. Fear protects the heart from complacency; it reminds us that blessings can be lost, that negligence has consequences, and that no believer should become comfortable with sin, injustice, or moral weakness. Hope, however, protects the heart from despair; it reminds us that Allah's mercy is greater than our failures, that hardship is not permanent, and that no sincere effort made for His sake is meaningless. This balance is especially important for the Ummah in times of crisis. When people witness wars, oppression, displacement, economic hardship, political turmoil, and the suffering of the vulnerable, fear can easily turn into despair. A person may begin to believe that nothing can change; but despair is not faith. At the same time, hope must never become passive comfort; hoping for Allah's relief does not mean abandoning responsibility. True hope produces patience, action, repentance, solidarity, and steadfastness. When Allah grants the Ummah a blessing, it should respond with gratitude and fear of losing it through negligence. When it faces hardship, it should respond with patience and hope in His mercy. Thus, “your Lord is the Possessor of forgiveness and the Possessor of painful punishment.” The believer neither feels permanently safe nor permanently defeated; he walks between awe and hope, trusting Allah while remaining responsible for his own choices. For an Ummah living through difficult times, this balance is not merely a spiritual ideal; it is a source of endurance: fear keeps the conscience awake, while hope keeps the heart alive.
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    🎤Zeinab Nasrallah, daughter of Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah, in an interview with KHAMENEI.IR: ✊We must carry the blood of the martyred Leader by preserving his values and principles 🖼The following is an excerpt from an interview with Ms. Zeinab Nasrallah, daughter of Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah, in which she speaks of carrying the blood of the martyred Leader forward — by preserving the very values and principles for which he was martyred. To read👇 en.khamenei.ir/news/151163 📲KHAMENEI.IR | 𝕏 (Official) | 𝕏 (Website) 💻 @Khamenei_en‌
  • 2133 forwards14 reactionsOpen in Telegram
    It is a great victory for the Iraqi resistance and Iraqi people that the butchers of Iraq, the US and the international Zionist network, have ended their illegal occupation solely due to the fact that the resistance in Iraq, supported by Iran, made the cost of occupation unbearable for the occupiers. However, their thirst for Iraqi blood is not over and they will keep their spies and agents there. Since both the US and the international Zionist network have an intense hatred for Imam Mahdi (aj) and Jesus Christ (a), they know that the Mahdi will set up his capital city in Kufa, Iraq. They may have lost their main logistical strength, which is a direct military occupation of the land of Imam Mahdi's rule, but that doesn't mean they have given up. They will simply retreat and resort to more covert tactics. Flipping Syria over to the Judeo-Wahabbi Jolani regime is a safety net for them, as they can threaten Iraq from there potentially. Iraq has always been in the crosshairs of the antichrist system. We too must consider Iraq's security as part of the struggle against the antichrist and creating a secure environment for the Mahdi to be victorious.
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    🇺🇸 America invaded Iraq to prepare to fight against Imam Mahdi (aj) (and by extension, fight against Jesus Christ) — Iraqi senior cleric Martyr Ayatollah Muhammad Sadiq as-Sadr In this video, the martyred scholar — not long before he was assassinated — stated that the US had invaded Iraq to prepare for the reappearance of Imam Mahdi (and by extension, Jesus Christ who will be alongside the Mahdi) so that they can fight against the awaited saviors and their plan to establish divine justice on earth, which means the end of the rule of all wicked tyrants and Pharaohs. Additionally, the Jewish supremacists, who wield disproportionate influence on global politics and are partners with the tyrants of the world, not only fear what such a system would do to their power and wealth but have a specific hatred for Jesus Christ, as evidenced in the blasphemous contents of the Talmud, as well as hatred for the Prophet Muhammad (S), as they wished for the awaited final prophet to come from the line of the Jews, and not the Arabs. They also have a hatred for Imam Ali (as), due to his defeat of them in Khaybar and many other battles which were retaliation for the Jews breaking the treaty with the Muslims and collaborating with the pagans of Mecca, and thus they hate the descendant of the Prophet and Ali, which is the Mahdi. The US empire and international Zionism represent the main factions of the devil's army on earth. Oil, resources, etc. are all secondary prizes they gain — but their ultimate goal is to fight against the representative of God who will create a system of justice that prevents such wickedness and evil from having any ability to be implemented. It's sad — the enemies believe in the reappearance of the Mahdi and Christ more than we do. They wouldn't invest trillions of dollars on a fantasy...
    Post by “Basira Press” from September 30, 2026
  • 1778 reactionsOpen in Telegram
    ✍️ Analysis - Iraq’s long, dark night ends: 23 years of American lies, occupation, abuse end in humiliating ouster   The US military withdrawal from Iraq ends a disastrous 23-year military occupation launched on false WMD claims, marked by immense civilian suffering and documented crimes and abuses, and leaves Iraqis confronting the war’s enduring consequences and rebuilding their sovereignty.   By Press TV Strategic Analysis Desk   @PressTV
    Post by “Basira Press” from September 30, 2026
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    📩To my dear Mostafa 🔹Recitation of two letters, both written in 1986: the first by Martyr Imam Khamenei, to his son, Ayatollah Sayyid Mostafa Khamenei, while Sayyid Mostafa was serving on the frontlines of the Sacred Defense; and the second by Imam Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, then still a young man, to his older brother, Sayyid Mostafa. 🔹The martyred Leader's letter 🔹The Leader of the Islamic Revolution's letter 📲KHAMENEI.IR | 𝕏 (Official) | 𝕏 (Website) 💻 @Khamenei_en‌
    Post by “Basira Press” from September 30, 2026

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