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Commonalities of Arbaeen with Major Global Rituals
Arbaeen, as one of the world's largest religious and human gatherings, draws millions of pilgrims from various countries to Karbala each year; a ritual in which walking, voluntary service, mourning, and popular solidarity are seen at the highest level. Among the world's great and well-known ceremonies, there are rituals that share similarities with Arbaeen in some respects, although each has developed within its own specific religious and historical context.
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Trump in the Trap of Threats; When Shock Politics No Longer Works
Declining domestic popularity, Iran's resilience, the indifference of allies, and global rivals indicate that Donald Trump's strategy of threat and pressure no longer carries the same influence as before.
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Pakistani Analyst: Funeral of Martyred Leader, Display of Unity, Authority, Civilizational Messages
A Pakistani journalist and analyst, in an article, did not consider the funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution merely a mourning ritual, but described it as a collection of political, cultural, and civilizational messages, from the recitation of Quranic verses to red flags and the presence of millions of people, all carrying meaning.
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Guardian's Account of Restricting Critics in Saudi Arabia; "X" at Service of Saudi Censorship!
The platform managed by Elon Musk, which once presented itself as a defender of free speech, is now facing serious criticism for distancing itself from its declared principles after implementing Saudi officials' requests to restrict dozens of accounts critical of the country.
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ABWA Secretary-General: Closest Path to God, Path of Imam Hussain (a.s.)
The Secretary-General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, emphasizing the unparalleled position of the Ashura movement and the pilgrimage to the Master of the Martyrs (a.s.), described Arbaeen as a divine miracle and a great capacity for realizing the ideals of the divine prophets.
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Egyptian Scholar: I Came Under Security Pressure Due to My Shiite Activities
A prominent Egyptian scholar, in a meeting with Ayatollah Reza Ramazani, the Secretary-General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, explaining his record of cultural and political activities in defense of Shiism, spoke of years of security pressure, threats, numerous problems, and forced migration from Egypt.
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After Arbaeen; Bahrain's Restrictions Failed to Weaken Shiite Community's Bond with Hussaini Rituals
With the conclusion of the Arbaeen ceremonies, it is now possible to examine the Bahraini government's policies regarding Arbaeen pilgrims with a more analytical perspective.
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CNN: War with Iran Significantly Depleted U.S. Missile Stockpiles
The American network CNN, in a report, claimed that following the military conflict with Iran, a significant portion of U.S. interceptor and offensive missile stockpiles has been consumed, and this has raised concerns among military officials and some of Washington's allies about America's future defensive capability.
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Israeli Poll: Two-Thirds of Settlers Consider Northern Occupied Palestine Insecure
The results of a poll published by the Zionist regime's "Institute for National Security Studies" show that the majority of residents of the occupied territories believe that the current security situation in the northern regions does not provide the necessary security for settlers.
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Zionist Media: Tel Aviv Not Directly Involved in U.S.-Iran Negotiations
A Hebrew media outlet reported that the Zionist regime is not directly informed about the process of negotiations between the United States and Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and receives its information mainly through indirect channels.
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Diplomatic Tension Between Spain, Zionist Regime; Coincidence of Ceuta Crisis, Disagreement Over Gaza War
Simultaneously with the escalation of the Spanish government's criticism of the Gaza war, a new wave of migrant arrivals to the border city of Ceuta has once again brought this region into focus.
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Zionist Media: Settlers' Crossing into Syria Could Become Strategic Crisis for Israel
The Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom, citing Zionist regime security sources, reported that the repeated illegal entry of a group of settlers into Syrian territory has confronted this regime's army with new security challenges and diverted military forces from their primary mission of protecting the northern borders.
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Is Confrontation with Iran, Sign of Decline of U.S. Hegemony?
Simultaneously with the escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, some American analysts believe that this confrontation is less a sign of Washington's power and more a reflection of the country's economic and geopolitical challenges in the international system.
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Yemeni Scholars Supported "Blockade in Response to Blockade" Policy; Emphasis on Continuing Confrontation with Blockade, Public Mobilization
Participants in the annual conference of Yemeni scholars, issuing a statement, declared their full support for the leadership's decisions regarding the implementation of the "blockade in response to blockade" and "escalation in response to escalation" policies.
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Victory of Candidate Critical of Zionist Regime in the Democratic Primaries; Heavy Defeat for AIPAC Lobby in Michigan
Abdulrahman al-Sayed, an Egyptian-American physician and a figure of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, won the Democratic primary for the Michigan State Senate seat. This result has been assessed by observers as a significant defeat for the pro-Zionist regime lobby, particularly AIPAC.
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American Researcher: Persian Gulf Countries Are No Longer Willing to Host U.S. Military Bases
An American researcher, referring to the declining trust of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council countries in Washington, claimed that these countries are no longer very willing to continue hosting U.S. military bases on their soil.
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Telegraph's Claim About Iran's Plan for the Strait of Hormuz
The Telegraph reported that Iran has presented a plan for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which instead of mandatory tolls, would establish a voluntary fund financed by Persian Gulf countries and European states to cover maritime costs; a model similar to the Strait of Malacca, which Oman also supports.