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News Service Bahrain Strips Citizenship of Popular Shia Eulogist for Supporting Iran During War
"Mohammed Ghaloom," a Bahraini religious eulogist, has announced via a video posted on social media that his citizenship has been revoked by the Al Khalifa regime.
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CulturalWhen God Rewards Pure Deeds
God Almighty expresses gratitude to those servants who acted with sincerity and invested everything they had. One manifestation of that gratitude is that their good name endures for many years.
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CulturalMedia Fasting, or the Art of Not Seeing in Order to See Truth More Clearly
In the age of information explosion, distressing news descends upon the collective psyche like a lash, sowing the seeds of despair in people's hearts. But faith is an anchor that, even amid the most violent storms of news, prevents a person from falling into the black hole of hopelessness.
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CulturalWhy Is Contentment During Wartime a Political Act of Worship?
In an era when the roar of cannons and the pressure of sanctions target people's livelihood, "contentment" (قناعت, qana'ah) is not merely a moral choice but a strategic necessity for preserving independence. This writing examines the intelligent, faithful management of consumption as a form of jihad in the path of God (جهاد فی سبیل الله).
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CulturalCompulsory Hijab for Women Because of Men's Sick Hearts?
Why must we women observe hijab because of men's sick hearts? Why must we wear hijab in the terrible heat of summer so that men do not go astray? Wouldn't it be better if men simply did not look at us?
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CulturalSociety and the Reasons for the Tendency Toward Poor Hijab
Why has poor hijab become prevalent among Iranian women, and why, despite women's greater innate modesty, do many girls not observe proper hijab? Maintaining hijab and Islamic dress is one of the important commandments of the religion of Islam, rooted in the verses of the Quran. Despite this, some women tend toward either no hijab or poor hijab. This tendency stems from factors such as: lack of awareness about the consequences of poor hijab, deficiency of love and affection, shifting attitudes toward values, and the influence of Western culture. In today's world, Western propaganda machines, using the most advanced means of promotion such as satellites and social networks, attempt to implement a culture alien to Islam—which is in most cases corrupt and destructive—in third-world countries and especially in Islamic societies.
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CulturalWhen God's "Little" Becomes More Than People's "Much"
In an era where the wheels of livelihood turn harshly, Shiite teachings speak of a concept called "blessing" (barakah) that goes beyond numerical calculations—an alchemy that links modest possessions to lasting sufficiency and deep tranquility.
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CulturalThe Weight of a Single Atom
Our daily lives as human beings are filled with atoms that we pay no attention to, yet these atoms are seen by God and will certainly be accounted for. With a little mindfulness, we can store the good atoms in our ledger of deeds.
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News Service Video: Hidden Hand of God on Path to Honor; A Reflection on Monotheism in Surah Yusuf
Surah Yusuf (AS) narrates the absolute sovereignty of God; where even the intentions aimed at eliminating a child become a prelude to his honor and empowerment. The well, the estrangement, the childlessness of the Aziz of Egypt, and the adoption of Yusuf (AS) were not coincidences, but rather the precise links of divine planning to elevate him to the station of prophethood.
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News Service Photos: Commemorative ceremony on 40th day of martyred Leader 'Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei' held in Najaf al‑Ashraf
On the occasion of the 40th day (Chehlum) of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, a commemorative ceremony was held in the holy city of Najaf al‑Ashraf by al‑Jami‘ah al‑Fatimiyyah. The event was attended by the Representative of the Leader in Iraq and the representative of the Pakistani Shia scholar Allama Syed Sajid Naqvi in Iraq, Hujjat al‑Islam Sheikh Muhammad Saleem Anwar Najafi, along with a number of seminary students.
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News Service Rights Group Dubs Ben-Gvir 'Hangman of the Century' Over Palestinian Death Penalty Push
A human rights group has described Israel’s so-called security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, as the “hangman of the century” over his efforts to advance a controversial death penalty legislation targeting Palestinian abductees.