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 […]
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. […]
International Report – Error in News Claim by a U.S. Congressman: Mysterious Drones in New Jersey Are from Iran!A member of the U.S. Congress claimed that the mysterious drones observed over New Jersey are from Iran and are most likely flying from a ship off the East Coast of the United States.A U.S. Congressman claimed […]
Yazid was a disbeliever, he was a drunkard, he openly sinned, and he relied on the throne of Islamic government! When the Messenger of God saw Mu’awiya he said: “How will my nation be blessed by you! And how the day of your evil will pass on my children! A cub will come out of […]
Muslim peace be upon him on the way to Kufa In carrying out this mission, Muslim came from Mecca to Medina and went to the Prophet’s mosque, then at night he said goodbye to his people and left for Kufa with two guides. The guides died of thirst after a while on the way. Muslim […]
The will of Amir al-Mu’minin Ali bin Abi Talib (peace be upon him) to hide his grave Hazrat Amir al-Mu’minin, peace be upon him, ordered that his shrine should not be open and people should not be aware of it, because his enemies would insult and desecrate it. Therefore, he ordered Imam Hasan (peace be […]
Peace be upon Suleiman, the servant of Hussein, son of the Commander of the Faithful, and may God curse his killer, Suleiman ibn Auf al-Hadhrami. On the day of Ashura and before it, several slaves were martyred, achieving great sacrifice and bravery, becoming leaders of the free men of the world. Suleiman ibn Razin, one […]
Nazar bin Ubay was also one of the servants of Imam Ali (peace be upon him), whose father, Abu Nazar, according to Ibn Hajar, was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and lived during his time. It has been said that Abu Nazar was of Ethiopian royal lineage. Muhaddith Qummi states: […]
Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani, in his book Maqatil al-Talibiyyin, lists the martyrs from the Banu Hashim who were martyred on Ashura along with Hussein ibn Ali (peace be upon him) and Muslim ibn Aqil, who was martyred in Kufa, totaling twenty-two individuals. In the Ziyarat al-Nahiya al-Muqaddasa, as reported in Bihar al-Anwar from Iqbal of Sayyid […]
Jabir ibn Abdullah al-Ansari Sheikh al-Tusi writes in his book Misbah al-Mutahajjid that the 20th of Safar is the day when Jabir ibn Abdullah al-Ansari, a companion of the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family), came from Medina to visit the grave of Abu Abdullah (peace be upon him) in Karbala. He was […]
In this article, we will discuss the recommendations and astonishing properties of the number seventy based on narrations and valuable sayings of the Imams (peace be upon them). The Worship of Seventy Parts.The Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) said: “Worship consists of seventy parts, the best of which is earning a lawful […]
In this article, we will discuss the recommendations and astonishing attributes of the number “five” based on the sayings and valuable statements of the Imams (peace be upon them). The Holy Quran mentions “five” criteria for virtue and superiority among human beings: However, it should be noted that among all values, piety is the highest; […]
On the Dawn of Ashura, the enemycavalry attacked Imam Hussein (peace be upon him); the Imam raised his hands in prayer and said: “O Allah! You are my trust in every calamity, my hope in every hardship, and my only means and solution in every problem that befalls me. There are many troubles and worries […]
The Arrival of the Arba’een of Abu Abdullah al-Husayn (peace be upon him) This marks approximately forty days since the martyrdom of the Imam and his devoted companions. On this day, it is recommended to visit this great figure and the martyrs of the event at Karbala. Consequently, Arba’een is one of the busiest days […]
Habib bin Muzahir from the Banu Asad tribe was also known by the kunyah Abu al-Qasim. His father’s name is recorded as either Muzahir, Muzahar, or in some sources, Mutahhar. Mamaghani has validated Muzahir as correct based on popular usage in prayers and supplications, while Sayyid Mohsen Amin has noted that older book versions state […]
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.
