Al-Masjid al-Aqsa has always been the target of zionist occupiers. They want to destroy it in order to build their mythical third temple. In recent months, the zionists’ encroachment campaign has intensified. Muslims cannot overlook this imminent threat to Islam’s third holiest site.
For decades, the west maintained its hegemony through the dollar as global reserve currency but more importantly, its economic model as guarantor of prosperity and stability. This is no longer the case. The western economic model is failing to deliver to its own people much less to others globally.
Iran’s control of the vital Strait of Hormuz and its geography give it an advantage that its enemies—the US and zionist Israel—cannot neutralize. Today, Tehran controls the global energy supply and can significantly damage the economies of Europe and US allies.
The US has dozens of military bases in West Asia from where it has launched attacks against the Islamic Republic of Iran. In self-defence, Islamic Iran has carried out retaliatory strikes and caused significant damage to bases built with trillions of dollars in investment.
By allowing military bases of the enemies of Islam on their lands to attack Muslims is a betrayal of the fundamental principle of Islam. If the Arabian potentates thought they were buying security, they now know better. It is time to shut down these bases and expel all Americans.
The US-zionist war on Islamic Iran must be viewed through the Qur’anic, Sirah, and Islamic movement frameworks to understand the deeper systems of power (mustakbirīn vs. mustaḍʿafīn). The war represents the global hegemonic order rooted in domination and deception.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has stood all alone against the forces of darkness and barbarism. By making enormous sacrifices, it is defending the entire Muslim world yet the response of Muslim governments and the ulama to US-zionist aggression has been appalling.
The US-zionist war on Islamic Iran cannot be isolated from the broader war on the Ummah, be it Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq or Yemen. The Islamic Revolution of 1979 posed an ideological challenge to western hegemony. The west is waging war to destroy the power of Islam.
The Islamic Revolution should not be viewed as a local affair confined to Iran. Its impact is global and has to be emulated by struggling Muslims everywhere to bring about meaningful change in their societies against tyrannical regimes.
By toning down its opposition to the Arabian potentates in hopes of influencing their behaviour appears not to have yielded the expected results. These regimes cannot be reformed; they must be overthrown by supporting the struggling masses in their quest for justice.
If Donald Trump, blackmailed by the indicted war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu were to attack Iran again, both will pay a heavy price. Islamic Iran is absolutely ready this time and will not hesitate to use its full force against the war criminals.
Many people ask, with good reason, why Islamic Iran continues to negotiate with the US when its record is upholding any agreement is appalling. There are good reasons for Tehran doing so.
A number of Muslim countries, among them Turkiye, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Indonesia have agreed to join Trump’s so-called Peace Force for Gaza? Will they enforce US-zionist policies or help the Palestinians? There is little room for optimism.
Pakistan’s most popular political leader Imran Khan is facing serious health issues while being illegally imprisoned. His eye condition has deteriorated but proper medical care is denied to him. The thugs in uniform (th army) want him eliminated.
Donald Trump is a narcissist and a power hungry demagogue. He has on numerous occasions spoken about establishing a dictatorship in the US. Will he succeed?
Rifaat al-Asad (d. January 2026 in Dubai) gained notoriety as the ‘butcher of Hama’ in 1982. Later he became an opposition figure to his nephew Bashar al-Asad’s government. How his transformation was accepted without question reflects opportunism at its worst.
Trump established scores of businesses. They all failed. Most were mired in scandals. His busnesses carried his name: Trump Tower, Trump University (don’t laugh), Trump vodka, Trump steaks etc. He didn’t launch one product that would surely have succeeded: Trump Toilet.
When your enemy is busy self-destructing, why interrupt him? This is what seems to be the case with Russia and China following Trump’s illegal and insane attack on Venezuela and kidnapping its president Nicolas Maduro.
The UAE president Muhammad bin Zayed (MbZ) has taking on too many adversaries and getting involved in conflicts that he cannot manage. His proxy’s latest attack in Yemen aroused the Saudis’ wrath and MbZ was slapped back into line.
People can easily be taken in by the propaganda that the zionist entity is too powerful. Far from it. There are deep internal divisions that cannot be papered over. Politically, economically, militarily and socially it is a deeply divided society and may not survive much longer.
