Since the establishment of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas in 1987, the movement has been subjected to a series of attacks and assassinations, targeting its founding members and senior leaders.Assassinations, as part of the efforts of the occupying regime to eliminate the Palestinian cause since the Nakba in 1948, have been used to eliminate Palestinian […]
The duty of the Shia is to share in the sorrow and joy of the Imams of the pure Ahl al-Bayt. Imam Reza (peace be upon him) said to Ibn Shabib: “O son of Shabib! If you wish to be with us in the highest ranks of Paradise, then grieve for our sorrow and rejoice […]
The companions of Imam Hussain (peace be upon him), although the best of companions, as he himself said on the night of Ashura: “For I do not know of any companions more loyal and better than my companions, nor any family more righteous and closer than my family. May Allah reward you on my behalf.” […]
Following the murder of Israeli rabbi “Zvi Kogan” in the UAE, some Western and Zionist media outlets accused Iran of being involved in the killing and pointed the finger at Iran.However, after the identities of the perpetrators of the assassination were revealed, Israel Hayom newspaper reported, citing Israeli sources, that there is no evidence or […]
According to Vana, CENTCOM posted on the social media platform X that B-52 Stratofortress bombers from the 5th Bomb Wing of Minot Air Force Base have arrived in the Central Command area of responsibility.Pentagon spokesperson Pat Ryder announced in a statement on Friday night that U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had ordered the deployment of […]
Forgiveness is pardoning sins and faults, while generosity is the giving away of wealth. Pardoning both was very easy for the Imam (peace be upon him). For some, pardoning wealth is easy while forgiving faults is difficult, but a great person is one for whom pardoning both is effortless. It is narrated in “Kashf al-Ghummah” […]
Mas’ada narrates: One day, Imam (peace be upon him) was passing by a group of poor people. They had spread out a cloth and placed some pieces of bread on it. They asked the Imam (peace be upon him) to join them in their meal. The Imam (peace be upon him) immediately accepted, sat with […]
Before the Imam (peace be upon him) arrived in Iraq, Ibn Ziyad was busy preparing his army. He appointed Umar ibn Sa’ad as the commander of the army before the Imam (peace be upon him) entered Karbala, and on the third of Muharram, Umar ibn Sa’ad entered Karbala with four thousand men. In important matters, […]
The companions and family of Imam (peace be upon him), according to Mas’udi in “Muruj al-Dhahab,” were five hundred horsemen and one hundred foot soldiers. The number of those killed on the day of Ashura was eighty-seven. According to al-Tabari, citing his chain of narrators from Ammar al-Dahni from Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (peace be upon […]
Sayyid Ibn Tawus (may Allah have mercy on him) narrates in his book “Luhuf” that Omar ibn Sa’ad entered Karbala with four thousand men, and afterwards, Ibn Ziyad sent reinforcements, so that by the sixth of Muharram, twenty thousand men had gathered. Although we do not know exactly how many were in the army of […]
Zuhair ibn al-Qin was not a descendant of Ali, but an Ottoman. On the way, he had the honor of conversing with Imam Hussein (peace be upon him). His speeches in various situations reveal his position. When Zuhair embraced the cause of Hussein, he was aware that he was entering a battle against the Umayyads. […]
Zuhayr ibn Qayn, this brave and noble man, was one of the greatest supporters of the martyred Imam. Imam Husayn (peace be upon him) entrusted the right wing of his small army to Zuhayr. In battle, he was one of the greatest heroes and martyrs, and it was he who suggested to the Imam (peace […]
As mentioned earlier, the Arbaeen pilgrimage is a ritual deeply rooted in the traditions of the Shia Imams. During the occultation of Imam Al-Mahdi (aj), this pilgrimage, along with the Arbaeen walking ceremony, has been recommended by many scholars. However, it was only after the fall of Saddam Hussein that this ritual could be held […]
In an authentic narration from Sama’a, it is reported: “Gabriel brought the news of the martyrdom of Husayn (peace be upon him) to the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family), while he was in the house of Umm Salama. Then Husayn (peace be upon him) entered, and Gabriel said: ‘Your nation will kill […]
In an authentic narration from Ibn Ri’ab, it is narrated that Imam al-Sadiq (peace be upon him) said: “When Fatimah (peace be upon her) was pregnant with al-Husayn (peace be upon him), the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him and his family) told her: ‘Allah has granted you a child whose name is al-Husayn, […]
The value of Iran’s national currency, the rial, has recently plummeted to its lowest level in history. This free fall, influenced by a multitude of factors including international sanctions, soaring inflation, and public distrust of the government’s economic policies, has affected the lives of millions of Iranians and cast a shadow of serious uncertainty over the country’s economic outlook.
According to reports, the rial’s exchange rate against foreign currencies, particularly the US dollar, has fallen dramatically. This devaluation, which has intensified since the beginning of this year, has led to rising prices for goods and services, reduced purchasing power for the people, and increased concerns about the country’s economic future
Economic experts attribute the rial’s decline to a variety of factors. Among these factors, the following can be mentioned:
Economic sanctions: International sanctions, especially oil and banking sanctions, have reduced the country’s foreign exchange earnings and limited access to global markets.
Inflation: Soaring inflation, caused by various factors such as rising prices for goods and services, and the printing of money without backing, has reduced people’s purchasing power and increased demand for foreign currencies.
Public distrust: Public distrust of the government’s economic policies, and concerns about the country’s economic future, have led to capital flight from the country and increased demand for foreign currencies.
Structural problems: The structural problems of the Iranian economy, including excessive dependence on oil, and the lack of diversification in exports, have made the country’s economy vulnerable to external shocks.
