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Analysis: Israel a Destructive Factor in Iran-US Diplomacy
With the end of the first round of Iran-US talks in Muscat, which were described as “very good” by the US President Donald Trump, the Israeli lobby that is concerned about the outcomes of these talks is pushing to disrupt the process and block signing a deal Tel Aviv finds against its interests.
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Analysis: Shiites, the Main Victims of Terrorism in Pakistan
Since the 1980s and with the rise of foreign-backed terrorists in the region, Shiites in various countries have been subjected to surging waves of violence. Pakistan is one of the countries where this crisis has extensively appeared and multiple armed groups and continuous instability have made this country a dangerous place for the Shiite Muslims. Over the past four decades, several Shiites have lost their lives in takfiri attacks and many other were injured or displaced.
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Analysis: Khoramshahr-4, Iranian Missile that’s Changed Trump’s Game
Though American sources insist that the US came to the negotiating table with Iran at the request of the Arab countries and leaders of West Asia, signs show that what pushed Washington to the talks was not the Arab lobbying but the Iranian missile power and deterrence.
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Social Ethics as the Foundation of Governance: Shaykh Javad Esmaeili Reflects on Imam Reza’s Conduct
Shaykh Javad Esmaeili examined how the social ethics embodied by Imam Reza (AS), particularly during his period as crown prince, offer a comprehensive moral framework for society and governance rooted in dignity, righteousness, and divine responsibility.
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Australian Scholar Highlights Centrality of Family Rights in Imam Reza’s Teachings
Australian Islamic researcher and community activist Syed Samer Naghdali Al-Hakeem examined the concept of family rights in Imam Reza’s teachings, warning that contemporary global agendas are deliberately targeting the family structure as a means of weakening societies.
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Pakistani-UK Researcher Examines Imam Reza’s (AS) Role in Defining Political Legitimacy
Researcher and international Islamic propagator Murtaza Ali Velayati analyzed how Imam Reza (AS) articulated the foundations of political legitimacy, arguing that in Shia thought true legitimacy is divinely granted and not derived from popular power or political dominance.
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Enhancing Iran’s armed forces’ combat power with Khorramshahr-4 missile
One of Iran’s new and powerful missiles, regarded as an effective component of the country’s offensive doctrine, has been deployed for the first time in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) underground missile cities, elevating the combat capability of Iran’s armed forces to an unprecedented level.
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X Users: We are nation of Imam Hussain, they are nation of Epstein
In recent days, the release of new documents related to the sexual trafficking case of Jeffrey Epstein has generated widespread reactions among users on X.
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Hijab, the Islamic Revolution, and the women of Iran
For several years, the issue of hijab and its legal status for Iranian women has been a constant topic in political, intellectual, and human rights circles connected to Iran. Since the online campaigns that began in 2017, the subject has rarely left the media space. Every few days, a major outlet publishes an article, broadcasts a documentary, or produces news coverage that keeps the issue alive in public attention.
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What is Mahdaviat?
“Perhaps, there have been few times in history when humanity was in as much need as the present time for a savior. Everyone feels the need for a savior, a need for Mahdi. Everyone feels the need for a powerful hand from God, for an Infallible Imam, for an Immaculate Imam, and for divine guidance. We know of few times in history when there was so much need for this lofty truth.”[1]
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How the Islamic Republic reshaped healthcare in Iran
Public health is one of the most important indicators of national development. It reflects not only the quality of life of a society, but also the ability of governments to establish social justice and provide effective public services. A comparison between Iran’s healthcare system today and the situation before the Islamic Revolution shows that the Islamic Republic has not only improved health indicators, but has also developed a model of justice, accessibility, and medical independence, even under the harshest sanctions in modern history.
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Analysis: Iraq’s Govt. Formation in Deadlock as Kurds Wrestle over Post of President
The Iraqi election of president which according to the constitution should be the middle ring in the government formation not only these days is moving at a extremely slow pace but also it is showing signs of a full halt, one that even the efforts by prominent figures of the ruling Shiite Coordination Framework (SCF) for mediation between the leading Kurdish parties, Kurdistan Democratic Party and Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), have failed to stimulate.
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Analysis: Is Saudi Arabia Re-trying a Failed Project against Yemen’s Ansarullah?
After Saudi Arabia’s success to push back the UAE and its aligned groups from southern Yemen in the past few weeks, the kingdom’s motivation to revive strategies it started last decade is gaining pace. In this path, the Saudis are pushing to leverage the once UAE-allied southern tribes to tip the field balance to its advantage.
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US Researcher Presents Razavi Model of Governance Centered on Minority Rights and Moral Legitimacy
Syed Farman Ali from the United States presented an in-depth analysis of minority rights and social justice through the Razavi logic of governance, arguing that protecting minorities is not a political choice but a religious and ethical obligation rooted in Islamic teachings.
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Azerbaijani Activist Yegana Naghi Yevh Stresses Social Solidarity as a Core Razavi Principle
Yegana Naghi Yevh, an international media activist and Islamic propagator from Azerbaijan, spoke on the principles of social solidarity and their constructive impact in the Razavi tradition, emphasizing that Islam is inherently social and that unity, dignity, and truthful narration are essential for confronting modern challenges faced by Muslim societies.
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Prominent Journalist Marzieh Hashemi Calls for Justice and Resistance Through Imam Reza’s Teachings
Sister Marzieh Hashemi, highlighted the social and political dimensions of human rights in the teachings of Imam Reza (AS) during the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress.
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Self-Respect, Free Thinking, and Resistance: UK Scholar Highlights Imam Reza’s Lessons for Today
Shaykh Muhammad Husayn Taqi Nakhid, an international Islamic propagator based in the United Kingdom, emphasized the relevance of Imam Reza (AS)’s teachings for contemporary life, urging the application of self-respect, free thinking, and resistance in the Islamic Republic of Iran, during the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress.
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Report: Telling New Poll Reveals Much about How Arab Public View US, Israel, Iran
The recent publication of findings of a wide-ranging poll by Israeli Ma'ariv newspaper at such a critical juncture of the regional developments is not just a simple survey of thoughts, but can be seen as a silent referendum of the Arab nations about the security, political, and geopolitical dynamics of the West Asia region.
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What Science Cannot Give Humanity, and What Divine Knowledge Can: US Scholar Explores at Imam Reza (AS) Congress
Syed Shahryar Mehdi Naqvi, a prominent international Islamic media propagator from the United States, said divine knowledge rooted in the teachings of Imam Reza (AS) and pure Mohammadan Islam is the only path to humanity’s ultimate salvation, as he addressed the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress on human rights and dignity in the civilizational teachings of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS).
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UK Scholar at Imam Reza Congress Defines Ethical Governance, Cites Imam's Maxim on Trust as Key to Political Legitimacy
A UK-based scholar, presenting at the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress, dissected the core of political legitimacy through the teachings of Imam Reza (AS), framing ethical governance as a fundamental right contingent upon the trustworthiness of leaders and offering a sharp critique of systems that allow betrayers to hold public office.
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Scholar Expands Concept of Justice Beyond Equity, Presents Four-Dimensional Framework from Teachings of Imam Reza (AS)
In a detailed presentation at a pre-session of an international congress, research scholar Shaykh Ali Qomi argued for a profound expansion of the traditional understanding of justice, outlining four interconnected dimensions derived from the teachings of Imam Reza (AS) and critically linking the final dimension to contemporary global politics and the system of Islamic governance.
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Analysis: Why Do Trump’s Critics and Opponents Welcome His War with Iran?
In the US, any decision by president for entry into a large-scale military conflict marks a decisive turning point. When it comes to Donald Trump, it seems that some of his home and foreign critics not only are not concerned about such a decision, but also even cautiously look forward to see it. An analysis of these critics' positions reveals a stark reality and it is that they likely grasp the treacherous political-military minefield ahead more clearly than Trump's own hawkish supporters.
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Report: Dismissal of Special Envoy Sawaya Showcase of Trump’s Failure Story in Iraq
While the US in recent years has utilized all of its economic, security and political instruments to get a foothold in Iraq and advance unfinished plans in this country, as the time goes by, Washington sees its power to sway Iraqi political dynamics eroding. Two weeks after the American forces evacuated Ain Al-Assad military base in Iraq's Anbar province, Washington has made a diplomatic retreat, too.
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Report / Rafah Border Crossing: A Safe Gate or an Entrance to a Large Open-Air Prison?
After weeks of waiting by millions of war-stricken Palestinians in Gaza to see Rafah Border Crossing with Egypt reopened, finally on Sunday the border gate was reopened for a few hours under strict security measures and complex screening. However, the way of the reopening soon turned the Palestinian hope into disillusionment.
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Report: Iraqi Resistance’s "Missile City" a Message of Resolve to US
In a landmark move and amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran and speculations about a new war in the region, some factions within Iraq's Public Mobilization Forces (PMF) have displayed part of their weapons.
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Paper: Why’s the US Air Defense Chain Weak against Iran’s Missiles?
As tensions between the US and Iran escalate and risks of a direct confrontation grow higher, the eyes of international observers are set on West Asia region. Amid American military amassment in the region, a question presents itself: Is Washington’s air defense power efficient enough to counter Iran’s missile power?
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15th Sha'ban; Auspicious Birth Anniversary of Imam Al-Mahdi
Imam al-Mahdi (a) became the Imam after the martyrdom of his father Imam al-Hasan al-'Askari (a) in the year 260/874, when he was five. From that time until the year 329/941, he was in contact with his followers through his Four Deputies. After that, his Major Occultation started, in which period the direct guidance and leadership of the Shi'a community rests with religious scholars.
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Ayatollah Arafi Outlines Roadmap for Global Role of Iran’s Seminaries
Senior Iranian cleric Ayatollah Alireza Arafi has underscored the necessity of a strong, organized global presence for Iran’s Islamic seminaries, stressing that the dissemination of Islamic knowledge and the intellectual discourse of the Islamic Revolution must move beyond ad-hoc efforts to a comprehensive, strategic framework.
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Finding Inner Peace through Remembrance of God, according to the Prophet (PBUH)
Among the supplications recited by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to seek relief from heavy burden of anxiety was the prayer: “O Allah, I seek refuge in You from worry and grief, ( ...اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّی أَعُوذُ بِکَ مِنَ الْهَمِّ وَالْحَزَنِ)."
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Report / EU Blacklists Iran’s IRGC: What’s Are the Consequences?
In recent years, the European Union through interventionist approaches regarding Iran has tried to blacklist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as terrorist organization using unfounded claims. Though in various periods it backed down from this decision fearing legal, political, and security implications, finally it took this challenging path by closing its eyes on the consequences and realities.