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The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures
September 27, 2026, marks two years since Israel unleashed over 80 tons of bunker-buster bombs on a neighborhood in Beirut’s southern suburbs, assassinating Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and several other senior commanders. The attack was part of Israel’s widescale…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation
From Dominance to Strain: How America’s war on Iran is Accelerating the Decline of U.S. Hegemony
In December of 1991, the Supreme Soviet announced the end and dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, marking the end of an era of a bipolarity that had begun right after the Second World War. Since then, America…
From Abraham to Karbala: When Sacrifice Became History
Every year, Eid al-Adha returns with the language of devotion, remembrance, and sacrifice. Yet the danger of ritual is that repetition can make even the most earthshaking truths feel familiar. What was once a trembling confrontation with God can become…
When Resistance Became State Doctrine: How Iran Forged a Global Resistance Front
Washington’s war against Iran has widened across the region. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered a massive regional response, displaying the existence of a fortified and united anti-imperial resistance front. This support for Iran worldwide, across both oppressed…
The Costs of Washington’s Imperial Gamble in Iran
The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, was framed as a decisive step towards the dubious goal of “regime change.” However, decapitation is not the same as collapse. With overstretched ambitions, no credible opposition figure capable of…
Sanctions, Soft War, and Sabotage: The Real Story Behind Iran’s Protests
The Cost of Foreign Security Agendas: Europe’s Blueprint to Dismantle Lebanon’s Defense
“There will be no security, no stability, no prosperity for Lebanon if there is not the beginning of a process of disarmament of militias.”– Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Presidential Envoy to Lebanon, following meetings in Beirut, December 2023. The sentence lingered…
Jesus and Mary: A Shared Sacred Ground Between Islam and Christianity
As Christians around the world mark Christmas and reflect on the birth of Jesus, it is worth remembering that this sacred story is not cherished by Christians alone. In Islam, Jesus and his mother Mary are figures of deep reverence,…
The Profits of Perpetual Crises: How Western Hegemony Thrives on Global Conflicts
For decades, Western hegemonic powers have operated within a global order where conflict is not merely an unfortunate byproduct of geopolitical competition, but a structural instrument of power. Wars, sanctions, political crises, coups, and humanitarian disasters have become levers for…
Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”
The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
Eid Al-Adha: As Hajj Reaches Its Climax, Pilgrims Reflect on Faith, Injustice, and Muslim Unity
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All About Palestine: A Complete Guide in Understanding its Struggle For Freedom (Intro)
Dollars for Genocide: How the US Government is Funding the War on Gaza
The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures
September 27, 2026, marks two years since Israel unleashed over 80 tons of bunker-buster bombs on a neighborhood in Beirut’s southern suburbs, assassinating Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and several other senior commanders. The attack was part of Israel’s widescale…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation
From Dominance to Strain: How America’s war on Iran is Accelerating the Decline of U.S. Hegemony
In December of 1991, the Supreme Soviet announced the end and dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, marking the end of an era of a bipolarity that had begun right after the Second World War. Since then, America…
From Abraham to Karbala: When Sacrifice Became History
Every year, Eid al-Adha returns with the language of devotion, remembrance, and sacrifice. Yet the danger of ritual is that repetition can make even the most earthshaking truths feel familiar. What was once a trembling confrontation with God can become…
When Resistance Became State Doctrine: How Iran Forged a Global Resistance Front
Washington’s war against Iran has widened across the region. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered a massive regional response, displaying the existence of a fortified and united anti-imperial resistance front. This support for Iran worldwide, across both oppressed…
The Costs of Washington’s Imperial Gamble in Iran
The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, was framed as a decisive step towards the dubious goal of “regime change.” However, decapitation is not the same as collapse. With overstretched ambitions, no credible opposition figure capable of…
Sanctions, Soft War, and Sabotage: The Real Story Behind Iran’s Protests
The Cost of Foreign Security Agendas: Europe’s Blueprint to Dismantle Lebanon’s Defense
“There will be no security, no stability, no prosperity for Lebanon if there is not the beginning of a process of disarmament of militias.”– Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Presidential Envoy to Lebanon, following meetings in Beirut, December 2023. The sentence lingered…
Jesus and Mary: A Shared Sacred Ground Between Islam and Christianity
As Christians around the world mark Christmas and reflect on the birth of Jesus, it is worth remembering that this sacred story is not cherished by Christians alone. In Islam, Jesus and his mother Mary are figures of deep reverence,…
The Profits of Perpetual Crises: How Western Hegemony Thrives on Global Conflicts
For decades, Western hegemonic powers have operated within a global order where conflict is not merely an unfortunate byproduct of geopolitical competition, but a structural instrument of power. Wars, sanctions, political crises, coups, and humanitarian disasters have become levers for…
Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”
The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
Eid Al-Adha: As Hajj Reaches Its Climax, Pilgrims Reflect on Faith, Injustice, and Muslim Unity
The Significance of Eid ul Adha, Day of ‘Arafat and Hopefulness
All About Palestine: A Complete Guide in Understanding its Struggle For Freedom (Intro)
Dollars for Genocide: How the US Government is Funding the War on Gaza
How the U.S. and Israel are Weaponizing Gaza’s Humanitarian Aid
Exposed: How Israel is Arming ISIS-Linked Gangs to Control Aid in Gaza
From Wells to Wars: Wahhabism’s Ascent Under Western Patronage
Secular British Iranians Attack Muslims and Tear Veils Off Women Wearing Hijab in London
The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures
September 27, 2026, marks two years since Israel unleashed over 80 tons of bunker-buster bombs on a neighborhood in Beirut’s southern suburbs, assassinating Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and several other senior commanders. The attack was part of Israel’s widescale…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation
From Dominance to Strain: How America’s war on Iran is Accelerating the Decline of U.S. Hegemony
In December of 1991, the Supreme Soviet announced the end and dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, marking the end of an era of a bipolarity that had begun right after the Second World War. Since then, America…
From Abraham to Karbala: When Sacrifice Became History
Every year, Eid al-Adha returns with the language of devotion, remembrance, and sacrifice. Yet the danger of ritual is that repetition can make even the most earthshaking truths feel familiar. What was once a trembling confrontation with God can become…
When Resistance Became State Doctrine: How Iran Forged a Global Resistance Front
Washington’s war against Iran has widened across the region. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered a massive regional response, displaying the existence of a fortified and united anti-imperial resistance front. This support for Iran worldwide, across both oppressed…
The Costs of Washington’s Imperial Gamble in Iran
The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, was framed as a decisive step towards the dubious goal of “regime change.” However, decapitation is not the same as collapse. With overstretched ambitions, no credible opposition figure capable of…
Sanctions, Soft War, and Sabotage: The Real Story Behind Iran’s Protests
The Cost of Foreign Security Agendas: Europe’s Blueprint to Dismantle Lebanon’s Defense
“There will be no security, no stability, no prosperity for Lebanon if there is not the beginning of a process of disarmament of militias.”– Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Presidential Envoy to Lebanon, following meetings in Beirut, December 2023. The sentence lingered…
Jesus and Mary: A Shared Sacred Ground Between Islam and Christianity
As Christians around the world mark Christmas and reflect on the birth of Jesus, it is worth remembering that this sacred story is not cherished by Christians alone. In Islam, Jesus and his mother Mary are figures of deep reverence,…
The Profits of Perpetual Crises: How Western Hegemony Thrives on Global Conflicts
For decades, Western hegemonic powers have operated within a global order where conflict is not merely an unfortunate byproduct of geopolitical competition, but a structural instrument of power. Wars, sanctions, political crises, coups, and humanitarian disasters have become levers for…
Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”
The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
Eid Al-Adha: As Hajj Reaches Its Climax, Pilgrims Reflect on Faith, Injustice, and Muslim Unity
The Significance of Eid ul Adha, Day of ‘Arafat and Hopefulness
All About Palestine: A Complete Guide in Understanding its Struggle For Freedom (Intro)
Dollars for Genocide: How the US Government is Funding the War on Gaza
How Iranian Missiles Ended the Illusion of Israeli Military Supremacy
From Wells to Wars: Wahhabism’s Ascent Under Western Patronage
The Salafist Gambit: How NATO and Israel Use Extremism to Redraw the Middle East
The Uyghur Conflict: Exposing the Role of Western Propaganda
The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures
September 27, 2026, marks two years since Israel unleashed over 80 tons of bunker-buster bombs on a neighborhood in Beirut’s southern suburbs, assassinating Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and several other senior commanders. The attack was part of Israel’s widescale…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation
From Dominance to Strain: How America’s war on Iran is Accelerating the Decline of U.S. Hegemony
In December of 1991, the Supreme Soviet announced the end and dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, marking the end of an era of a bipolarity that had begun right after the Second World War. Since then, America…
From Abraham to Karbala: When Sacrifice Became History
Every year, Eid al-Adha returns with the language of devotion, remembrance, and sacrifice. Yet the danger of ritual is that repetition can make even the most earthshaking truths feel familiar. What was once a trembling confrontation with God can become…
When Resistance Became State Doctrine: How Iran Forged a Global Resistance Front
Washington’s war against Iran has widened across the region. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered a massive regional response, displaying the existence of a fortified and united anti-imperial resistance front. This support for Iran worldwide, across both oppressed…
The Costs of Washington’s Imperial Gamble in Iran
The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, was framed as a decisive step towards the dubious goal of “regime change.” However, decapitation is not the same as collapse. With overstretched ambitions, no credible opposition figure capable of…
Sanctions, Soft War, and Sabotage: The Real Story Behind Iran’s Protests
The Cost of Foreign Security Agendas: Europe’s Blueprint to Dismantle Lebanon’s Defense
“There will be no security, no stability, no prosperity for Lebanon if there is not the beginning of a process of disarmament of militias.”– Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Presidential Envoy to Lebanon, following meetings in Beirut, December 2023. The sentence lingered…
Jesus and Mary: A Shared Sacred Ground Between Islam and Christianity
As Christians around the world mark Christmas and reflect on the birth of Jesus, it is worth remembering that this sacred story is not cherished by Christians alone. In Islam, Jesus and his mother Mary are figures of deep reverence,…
The Profits of Perpetual Crises: How Western Hegemony Thrives on Global Conflicts
For decades, Western hegemonic powers have operated within a global order where conflict is not merely an unfortunate byproduct of geopolitical competition, but a structural instrument of power. Wars, sanctions, political crises, coups, and humanitarian disasters have become levers for…
Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”
The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
Eid Al-Adha: As Hajj Reaches Its Climax, Pilgrims Reflect on Faith, Injustice, and Muslim Unity
The Significance of Eid ul Adha, Day of ‘Arafat and Hopefulness
All About Palestine: A Complete Guide in Understanding its Struggle For Freedom (Intro)
Dollars for Genocide: How the US Government is Funding the War on Gaza
New Documentary ‘Stand’ Revisits Life of NBA Allstar Player Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
Iraq Champions Gulf Cup and Hosts Guests with Overwhelming Hospitality
Even Sports Don’t Survive the Capitalist Agenda: Qatar, Islam and FIFA World Cup 2022
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The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures
September 27, 2026, marks two years since Israel unleashed over 80 tons of bunker-buster bombs on a neighborhood in Beirut’s southern suburbs, assassinating Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and several other senior commanders. The attack was part of Israel’s widescale…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation
From Dominance to Strain: How America’s war on Iran is Accelerating the Decline of U.S. Hegemony
In December of 1991, the Supreme Soviet announced the end and dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, marking the end of an era of a bipolarity that had begun right after the Second World War. Since then, America…
From Abraham to Karbala: When Sacrifice Became History
Every year, Eid al-Adha returns with the language of devotion, remembrance, and sacrifice. Yet the danger of ritual is that repetition can make even the most earthshaking truths feel familiar. What was once a trembling confrontation with God can become…
When Resistance Became State Doctrine: How Iran Forged a Global Resistance Front
Washington’s war against Iran has widened across the region. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered a massive regional response, displaying the existence of a fortified and united anti-imperial resistance front. This support for Iran worldwide, across both oppressed…
The Costs of Washington’s Imperial Gamble in Iran
The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, was framed as a decisive step towards the dubious goal of “regime change.” However, decapitation is not the same as collapse. With overstretched ambitions, no credible opposition figure capable of…
Sanctions, Soft War, and Sabotage: The Real Story Behind Iran’s Protests
The Cost of Foreign Security Agendas: Europe’s Blueprint to Dismantle Lebanon’s Defense
“There will be no security, no stability, no prosperity for Lebanon if there is not the beginning of a process of disarmament of militias.”– Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Presidential Envoy to Lebanon, following meetings in Beirut, December 2023. The sentence lingered…
Jesus and Mary: A Shared Sacred Ground Between Islam and Christianity
As Christians around the world mark Christmas and reflect on the birth of Jesus, it is worth remembering that this sacred story is not cherished by Christians alone. In Islam, Jesus and his mother Mary are figures of deep reverence,…
The Profits of Perpetual Crises: How Western Hegemony Thrives on Global Conflicts
For decades, Western hegemonic powers have operated within a global order where conflict is not merely an unfortunate byproduct of geopolitical competition, but a structural instrument of power. Wars, sanctions, political crises, coups, and humanitarian disasters have become levers for…
Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”
The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
Eid Al-Adha: As Hajj Reaches Its Climax, Pilgrims Reflect on Faith, Injustice, and Muslim Unity
The Significance of Eid ul Adha, Day of ‘Arafat and Hopefulness
All About Palestine: A Complete Guide in Understanding its Struggle For Freedom (Intro)
Dollars for Genocide: How the US Government is Funding the War on Gaza
How Ansar Allah’s Resistance Exposed Gulf Powerlessness
The Arab world does not suffer from a shortage of weapons. It suffers from a shortage of governments willing to use power for the causes they endlessly invoke. Across a region of roughly half a billion people sit enormous armies,…
The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent
“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964) To much…
Haunted by Compromise: Halloween’s Threat to Faith and Values
Skulls and skeletons. Witches and monsters. Demons and death. On October 31, the world seems to revel in the macabre. Shopping malls glow with carved pumpkins, streets swarm with costumed crowds, and retail aisles groan under mountains of candy and decorations.…
One Year On: The Anniversary of the ‘Nation’s Martyr,’ Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah
“We will continue to walk this path. Even if we are all killed, even if we are all martyred, even if our homes are destroyed over our heads, we will not abandon the option of Islamic resistance.” — Sayyed Hassan…
