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🔰 #IslamicTeaching | Traits of the Rabiyoon
✍🏻 In Qur’anic teachings, Rabiyoon are those steadfast souls who, even amid the fiercest trials in the path of God, never succumb to discouragement. The martyrs of Karbala are considered the ultimate example of this resilience.
The term wahn refers to weakness—not just physical, but emotional collapse, giving up, and most importantly, revealing frailty that gives the enemy leverage and insight to press harder.
✍🏻 A person of honor follows the guidance of the verse:
It reflects a strength that refuses to make weakness visible.
▫️The greatest embodiment of this principle is Imam Hussain (peace be upon him), who—despite deep heartbreak over the loss of his companions (“his sorrow was visible on his face”)—stood before his enemies like an unbreakable fortress: “As if they were a solidly constructed building” (Surah Saff, 61:4). His outer strength never faltered.
⬅️ This ability to keep profound inner pain separate from unwavering outer resolve is a timeless, strategic lesson from the Hussaini school of thought.
📌 Excerpted from the sessions “Never with Yazid”
🗣 Ayatollah Aminikhah
✅ @Aminikhaah
🔰 #IslamicTeaching | Traits of the Rabiyoon
✍🏻 In Qur’anic teachings, Rabiyoon are those steadfast souls who, even amid the fiercest trials in the path of God, never succumb to discouragement. The martyrs of Karbala are considered the ultimate example of this resilience.
The term wahn refers to weakness—not just physical, but emotional collapse, giving up, and most importantly, revealing frailty that gives the enemy leverage and insight to press harder.
✍🏻 A person of honor follows the guidance of the verse:
«وَ ما ضَعُفوا وَ مَا استَکانوا»
“And they did not lose strength, nor did they submit” (Surah Aal-e-Imran, 3:146).
It reflects a strength that refuses to make weakness visible.
▫️The greatest embodiment of this principle is Imam Hussain (peace be upon him), who—despite deep heartbreak over the loss of his companions (“his sorrow was visible on his face”)—stood before his enemies like an unbreakable fortress: “As if they were a solidly constructed building” (Surah Saff, 61:4). His outer strength never faltered.
⬅️ This ability to keep profound inner pain separate from unwavering outer resolve is a timeless, strategic lesson from the Hussaini school of thought.
📌 Excerpted from the sessions “Never with Yazid”
🗣 Ayatollah Aminikhah
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#Cognitive_Warfare
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