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The Torch Passed: A 40th Day Tribute to the Martyr and the Continuation of a Legacy

Marking a historic transition as the Assembly votes for continuity, ensuring the teachings endure from father to son.

46 mins ago • Ra'iyat al-Fikr

7:38

Security is Mortal’s Chiefest Enemy

“Security is mortals’ chiefest enemy.” — Macbeth

7 hrs ago • Layla Khorasani

The Fortieth Day Message

Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei on the Martyred Leader and the Third Imposed War

Apr 9 • Ra'iyat al-Fikr

The Architecture of Dignity: Navigating Diplomacy, Power, and Resistance

A Strategic Framework for the Islamic Republic in Times of Agreement and Psychological Warfare

Apr 8 • Ra'iyat al-Fikr

The Martyred Commander: An Elegy for the Beloved

A Poetic Farewell to the Voice of the Oppressed and Guide of the Ummah

Apr 8 • Spiritual Wayferer

3:36

The Echo of Dignity: Understanding "Hayhat Minna Zillah"

From the Sands of Karbala to the Modern Frontlines of Resistance

Apr 7 • Ra'iyat al-Fikr

The Righteous Conqueror: Cyrus the Great as the Quranic Dhul-Qarnayn

How modern Islamic scholarship, led by prominent Shia exegetes, connects the ancient Persian unifier to the Quran's greatest champion of divine justice.

Apr 6 • Ra'iyat al-Fikr

Divine Creation Reflected In The Octopus

From Tentacles to Truth: Contemplating Creation and the Creator”

Apr 4 • Layla Khorasani

I Swear By Time

The Standardisation of Time: From Celestial Rhythm to Systematic Control—and a Return to Natural Cycles

Apr 4 • Layla Khorasani

The Anatomy of a Claim: Why Abdullah al-Mahd Declared His Son the Saviour

Understanding the theological split, political desperation, and the fateful summit at Al-Abwa during the fall of the Umayyad Empire.

Apr 3 • Ra'iyat al-Fikr

Persecution Of The Lollards And The Shiites

Hidden Currents of Dissent: The Lollards, Karbala, and the Enduring Struggle Against Religious Corruption

Apr 3 • Layla Khorasani

New Overcoming Depression

Methods of Dealing with Sadness and Depression: Insights from the Qur’an, the Ahl al Bait and a Ninth-Century Physician

Apr 3 • Layla Khorasani

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