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🧵 Pinned Series: Roots of the Levantine Shia (9 part series) To understand the present, we must understand the past. This collection investigates the deep, lessor known and overlooked history of Shia Islam in the Levant. Part 1/9 The Erasure of Jabal Amil The story of a region that refused to disappear. How the Shia heartland of Lebanon withstood centuries of external pressure to maintain its identity. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 2/9 Part I: The First Protest Abu Dharr's confrontation with Muawiya was not just a historical footnote; it established a precedent of principled opposition that still resonates in the region today. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 3/9 Part II: Architects of the 'Shia Century' Between 900 and 1100 CE, Shia dynasties shaped the cultural and political landscape of the Levant. A look at the Hamdanid and Fatimid eras. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 4/9 Part IV: Scholars of the Mountain During the Safavid rise, it was the jurists of Jabal Amil who provided the theological backbone for Iran, exporting their knowledge while protecting their home. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 5/9 Part V: Awakening The long road from feudal marginalization to political agency. How the Shia community transformed from "subjects" to active participants in their destiny. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 6/9 Part VI: Borders and Barriers The impact of 20th-century colonial borders on the Shia community, isolating them economically and setting the stage for modern conflicts. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 7/9: The Legacy and Martyrdom of Imam Musa al-Sadr Lineage and contributions of Shaheed Musa Al-Sadr through the spiritual fabric of the Levant and the wider Islamic world. x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Part 8/9: The Victory and the Regional Power (1982 – Present) The colonial fracture and Iranian Revolution x.com/mujahidayn/sta…? Part 9/9: The River Between Resistance begins with the Shia x.com/mujahidayn/sta… Follow for the continuation of this series which will focus on contemporary and current history of the region inshallah.

@hxsxvv I say this purely as a 6' 5" man with a 150k salary, this is absolutely disgusting

Sad to see female reverts converting to Islam just for the men based on height or mahr

@ShaykhSulaiman Once again the Shia handlin business. EID MUBARAK MUFAKAS

JUST IN: HOUTHIS OFFICIALLY JOIN THE IRAN WAR He said they’ll target U.S. ships in the Red Sea: “This war is the war of the entire Ummah. The U.S alongside Israel, attack Iran, aiming to leave the region under Israeli control.”

@KittnHasClaws @AdameMedia His arrogance worked to Irans favor

@AdameMedia Trump thought the people of Iran lived in sand huts with no electricity or technology, his arrogance will be his downfall.

One of the most sanctioned countries on earth was able to detect, lock on to, and hit an F-35. I don’t think most people understand that the world has just changed.

Never ending aura

@s_m_marandi @X @elonmusk Everyone should be reporting this post

This is allowed on @X. Obviously, @elonmusk supports terrorism.

@Osint613 Wow so inspiring

Hegseth: "My 13 year old son popped into my office last night while I was editing these remarks. He asked about the war and the families I met at Dover. I looked at him and said, 'They died for you, son. So your generation doesn't have to deal with a nuclear Iran.'"

@tim_cook Thank you Tim Apple 🍎

To everyone around the world marking the end of Ramadan, wishing you a blessed Eid al-Fitr with friends and family. Eid Mubarak!

@Jvnior These people are unreal subhanllah. Imagine how frustrated Israel must be that they've unleashed every bomb they can muster and the Palestinians still dance

Eid Al Fitr in Gaza for the first time in 2 years. TAKBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!

@TheTopSecrets6 That's rough, may Allah multiply your reward

@mujahidayn Me too brother. Difficult for most of us. I personally faced gas shortage here but alhamdulillah it got sorted out.

Eid Mubarak everyone. Please keep those currently facing hunger and oppression in your dua. Alhamdulllilah for Eid, I can only speak personally but this has personally been one of the most difficult Ramadhans I can remember in many years. May Allah hasten the reappearance ..

@azadorahahastim Nothing wrong with that, I think it's part of the barakah that's comes with this month.

@mujahidayn Yea now that's why I regret it. I was young and just loved the time with my cousins lol

Eid as a kid was always mixed feelings, because the staying up all night was so much fun

@SepahEslam It's true this man told me

*Iranian mailman martyred in Israeli strikes* Syrians: This man murdered 15 million Sunnis in Syria and turned their bones into pianos

@JamespWeigel @academic_la @DrMakav Sure thing champ. Iran is also on its last launcher, last leader and on the brink of a revolution/collaps

Its cute how you casually mention that Iran is using cluster munitions, banned in over 120 countries, targeting civilian areas, as a sign of their "resiliency". No that is a sign of desperation. Iran has shown zero capability to date to truly set back any of the US or Israeli military operations. They are "decentralized" because their leadership is annihilated and they are operating in isolation under pre scripted contingencies. This is not evidence of an adaptive strategy, but a last resort, fight to the end one. Hence their targets are just anything and everything they think they can have some success over air defenses clearly superior.

I talked to two Israeli sources on why Iranian launches continue to increase, despite US-Israeli claims that they have destroyed almost all of the launchers. Here is what they said: 1) The 90–95% drop in volume claimed by CENTCOM earlier in the month was probably a temporary lull as Iran repositioned its remaining launchers into hardened sites. Independent satellite analysis suggests that a significant portion of the "80% destruction" claimed by the IDF actually hit high-fidelity decoys. 2) Despite fewer launchers, the lethality per strike has increased. Iran's shift to cluster warheads has allowed a single missile to impact multiple locations simultaneously, compensating for the lower volume of launches 3) Iran has successfully set up mobile, underground units able to fire at steady rates. Iran used that quiet period to move their remaining ~100-120 heavy launchers into "Super-Hardened" facilities 4) Iran is utilizing its Zolfaqar and Dezful road-mobile launchers. These units move from hardened tunnels to pre-surveyed launch spots, fire, and return underground in under 10 minutes, often before coalition drones can re-task for a strike. 5) Because these launching units are decentralized, it is very hard for US and Israeli intelligence to get info on them. Israel and the United States do not have an answer to this problem. That is why they are trying escalation on energy sources instead. But that is backfiring.

@hxsxvv They do have a lot. I have friends from Damam that have fathers with multiple wives

The Shias in Saudi needs to start having polygamy marriages so they can quadruple their population. Plus Iraqis and Bahrainis who are jobless need to relocate to Mecca and Medina and start performing Taqqiyah and building secret mosques.

@ResiFan325 As an Arab, he's right

Hatred towards Arabs inevitably leads to kufr

@WarMonitors Eid Mubarak habibi

Eid Mubarak guys, love u all 🙏

@TheTopSecrets6 Eid Mubarak Habibi

Eid mubarak to everyone

@PahlaviReza As far as I am aware, many artefacts belonging to Iran’s cultural heritage were gifted by your father to leaders and museums in Western countries.

@dailysneako The worst feeling is when you feel like this and then ramadhan ends and the feeling fades

SNEAKO thinks this Ramadan was the most life-changing one for him, after spending 8 hours a day in the mosque and taking Quran classes in Medina ❤️👀 "This year’s different. I’m ready to leave the dunya behind. Everyone else makes that content... there’s no point in being like them. I’m ready to level up my deen. What else could you be using your time on that’s better than getting closer to God?"