📕 | So now these Fake Sunni-Takfiris terrorists (whom majority of Sunnis endorse) have begun disrespecting the Sahaba and Sahabiyyat as well—after their continued attacks on the Ahlulbayt (A)?

Ironically, Asma bint Umays (r) was among the noblest of women. She was a respected Sahabiyya, married first to the Prophet’s cousin and great companion, Ja’far b. Abi Talib (A). She embraced Islam early on, alongside her husband, making her one of the earliest Muslims.

Seven years after the beginning of the Prophet’s mission, she emigrated with Ja’far (A) to Abyssinia. They returned to Medina in 7 AH (628-9 CE). Ja’far (A) was later martyred in the Battle of Mu’tah in 8 AH (629 CE).

After his death, she married Abu Bakr and gave birth to Muhammad b. Abi Bakr (A) during the Farewell Hajj (10 AH / 632 CE). She was present at the Prophet’s (s) deathbed during his final illness.

After Abu Bakr’s death, she married Imam Ali (A). According to al-Kalbi, she had two children with him: Yahya and Awn. Yahya died in childhood.

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📕 | Hamida (S) was the daughter of Muslim ibn Aqil (A), the nephew of Imam Ali (A) and the appointed representative of Imam Husayn (A) in Kufa.

Her mother was Umm Kulthum al-Sughra, the younger daughter of Imam Ali (A).

Hamida married her cousin Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Aqil (A), the son of Zaynab al-Sughra, another daughter of Imam Ali (A). This blessed union produced five children: Qasim, Aqil, Ali, Tahir, and Ibrahim.

Hamida (S) was buried in Bab al-Saghir, and her shrine is considered authentic, being documented and confirmed in numerous early Sunni primary sources.

Source: Sayyid Abd al-Razzaq Muqarram, Biography of Ali Akbar, Sukayna, and Muslim ibn Aqil, translated, p. 510.

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🔻Breaking | An important target received the hit. IOF Spox to speak shortly. It seems missiles roasted hundreds of terrorists soldiers.

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🇵🇸 Palestinians were cheering "Ya Imam Ali, Ya Hussein". (😄)

Likely they were doing it because of their Shia friends.

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🇮🇷 ANALYSIS : Operation Faithful Promise:

Iran initiated an offensive strike against the Zionist entity on April 13th, utilizing a combination of drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles.

🔻Supreme Command:
Imam Sayed Ali Khamenei (H)

🔻Attacking bodies:
IRGC Air defence.

🔻Key Weapons:

• Kamikaze Drones: 185
• Cruise Missiles: 36
• Ballistic Missiles: 110


🔻Outcomes:

Almost 85% of them impacted. At least 7 ballistic missiles struck the Ramon Airbase, achieving the intended target.

The objective was clear: overwhelm air defense systems with decoy drones, while low-altitude cruise missiles targeted military positions to pave the way for ballistic missile strikes.

No civilian casualties were reported, with all strikes directed at military targets.

🔻Challenges in Assessment:

Determining the efficacy of cruise missile strikes on Israeli military assets remains challenging due to their remote locations and Israel’s reluctance to disclose losses.

🔻Strategic Impact:

The destruction of the Ramon airbase, housing F-35 jets, marks a significant blow to Israeli military capabilities.
(Note: This airbase was used to attack the Iranian consulate in Syria, prompting this Iranian response.)

Despite impressive defense efforts, Iran’s use of cost-effective, domestically-produced weaponry underscores the sustainability of its offensive strategy.

While Israel expended enormous resources in defense, Iran’s minimal investment yielded substantial economic damage.

(Note: Israel has reportedly spent 1.4 billion USD, while a Shahed kamikaze drone costs less than 5k USD to produce.)

🔻 Future Implications:
The disparity in cost-effectiveness between Iranian offensive measures and Israeli defense highlights a clear strategic imbalance.

In the event that Iran increases its intensity or volume, it becomes evident that the sustainability of Israel’s defense mechanisms in prolonged conflicts will collapse.

🔻 Conclusion:

Operation Faithful Promise demonstrates Iran’s ability to achieve significant military objectives and hit their targets successfully with minimal resources, posing a new threat to Israel’s unsustainable defensive capabilities in future engagements.

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🔻Update | Iran set the record:

• Largest drone attack in the world
• Largest Iranian missile attack
• First attack on the entity since 1967
• Longest geographical range of attack with missiles and drones
• Number of areas targeted in a simultaneous attack
• First use of cluster munitions
• Longest Iranian drone attack

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🇵🇸 Breaking | Youths in Rafah camp are chanting praises and showing love for Imam Sayed Ali Khamenei (H) and sending salutations to Qasim Soleimani (H), delivering another blow to those who harbor prejudices against Shi’ites, resistance, Muslims, and Iran.

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🇮🇷 What is known about Israel’s Nevatim Airbase hit by Iran?

Iran’s ballistic missiles struck the Israeli Nevatim Air Base in the al-Naqab desert, the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) reported on Sunday. The agency said Israeli jets took off from Nevatim to conduct the attack on the Iranian Consulate on April 1.

Nevatim Air Base is located 15 km southeast of Beersheba, about 1,100 km away from the western borders of Iran, and 16 km away from Dimona – believed to be home to Israel’s nuclear weapons program.

It is one of Israel’s largest bases, with reportedly four different length runways.

Stealth fighter jets, transport aircraft, tanker aircraft, electronic reconnaissance/surveillance craft, Israeli Air Force One (a converted Boeing 767 for international visits by Israel’s president and prime minister), and F-35I Adir (“The Mighty One”) fighter jets are stationed at the base.

The 122 Squadron “Nachshon” at the base operates several configurations of Gulfstream jets used for electronic reconnaissance and surveillance.

In March 2024, the US Air Force announced that its F-35 stealth jets were certified for use with B61-12 atomic bombs. This triggered speculation that Israel’s F-35I Adir could be capable of transporting and dropping Israeli nuclear weapons, and whether such weapons could be stored at Nevatim.

In 2008, the US purportedly deployed an early warning anti-missile radar system operated by a permanent 120-strong US Army staff at the Nevatim base.

The first runway was built in 1947 for Sherut Avir, the air force of the Haganah military organization, the forerunner of the Israeli Air Force. It was renovated in 1983 as a modern air base with joint Israeli and US government funding.

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🇮🇷 🌟 | Today marks one year since the Islamic Republic of Iran launched Operation True Promise I—a historic and unprecedented retaliatory strike against Israeli military installations, carried out in direct response to the attack on Iran’s diplomatic mission in Damascus. This operation stands as a defining moment in modern West Asian history, reshaping strategic equations and challenging long-standing assumptions about regional deterrence.

Executed with remarkable precision and restraint, the operation involved the deployment of over 180 drones and nearly 150 ballistic and cruise missiles, launched from various provinces across Iran. These projectiles successfully targeted critical Israeli military bases, including the Nevatim Airbase, which had been linked to the aggression against Iranian personnel. Significantly, no civilian infrastructure was harmed, underscoring the Islamic Republic’s emphasis on military proportionality and its adherence to the principles of international law.

In stark contrast to Israel’s ongoing, internationally documented violations—including the destruction of hospitals, schools, mosques, churches, and civilian homes in Gaza—the Iranian response was measured, precise, and aimed solely at military targets. The discrepancy in how international actors have responded to each side speaks volumes about the deeply politicized nature of global diplomacy.

Operation True Promise not only sent a strategic message to Tel Aviv and its backers but also symbolized the shifting tides in the balance of deterrence across the region. It demonstrated the technical and operational maturity of Iran’s defense capabilities, as well as the growing alignment of the Resistance Axis across West Asia. In the hours following the Iranian strike, coordinated drone and rocket attacks by Hezbollah in Lebanon, Ansarullah in Yemen, and Iraqi resistance factions further underscored the breadth and cohesion of the regional response.

High-ranking commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have since confirmed that the operation was a preliminary warning. Major General Hossein Salami, speaking during a military drill, described True Promise I and II as examples of Iran’s restrained strength, hinting at the potential for escalated responses should provocations persist. Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi has also affirmed that True Promise III remains scheduled, stating it will be executed under appropriate circumstances.

This first anniversary is not merely a reflection on a military event—it is a solemn reminder of the stakes involved in the defense of sovereignty, international law, and regional stability. It is also a tribute to those who have sacrificed their lives in confronting oppression, and a call to remain vigilant in the face of continued aggression.

As the region stands at a critical historical juncture, Operation True Promise I will be remembered as a watershed event that marked the end of unilateral impunity and the beginning of a new era of strategic parity and regional assertiveness.

We honor the memory of our martyrs Sayyid Raisi, Amir Abdollahian, Gen. Zahedi, Maalik Rahmati, Ayatullah Aali Hashim, and tens of honorable of IRGC commanders: reaffirm the legitimacy of resistance, and renew our commitment to justice, dignity, and the sovereignty of all oppressed peoples.

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🇮🇷 🌟 | The "Promise of the Truth" Operation : April 14, 2024:

The "Promise of the Truth" operation, carried out in response to the Zionist regime's crime of attacking the Iranian consulate, was executed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on the morning of April 15, 2024. The weapons used by Iran in this operation included drones and missiles. Iranian drones engaged for 6 hours, targeting eight defensive zones: Erbil in Iraq, the Iraq-Jordan border, the Zagros Mountains, the Caucasus, Turkey, the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, and the entire perimeter of the Zionist regime. The drones that participated in the operation were 100% successful in reaching their targets. This is because none of them were intended for destruction; they were solely deployed to engage the enemy’s air defense systems, which proved highly effective. Following the drones, cluster and saturation missiles, which exploded in the sky and turned into hundreds of smaller missiles, were used as a secondary shield to engage the Zionist regime's defense systems, including the Iron Dome, David's Sling, Arrow, and Patriot systems. These systems showed remarkable performance, and ultimately, other powerful Iranian missiles hit their intended targets. The enemy used numerous resources in this operation but gained no results. On the other hand, one of the significant achievements of the Islamic Republic of Iran in this operation was the breach of the Zionist regime's missile defense shield.

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🇮🇷 🌟 | Reasons and Objectives of the "Promise of the Truth" Operation I:

Zionist Strategy Against Iran: In recent years, the Zionist regime has adopted a strategy of "war between wars" or "gray zone warfare" against the Islamic Republic of Iran. Terrorist operations inside Iran, the martyrdom of certain military advisers, and the attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus were all part of this doctrine aimed at weakening Iran’s security. Since the beginning of Operation "Al-Aqsa Storm" until now, 18 commanders of the IRGC and Iranian experts and advisers in Syria have been martyred by the occupying Israeli regime. The Zionists believed that by repeating such actions, they could both restore their damaged deterrence and manage their internal conflicts, while also bringing an end to the escalating crisis, especially in Gaza. Therefore, the continuation of this, along with the policy of strategic patience, would have emboldened the child-killing Zionist regime and endangered Iran's national security.

International Support for Israel: On the other hand, the "Promise of the Truth" operation was planned, designed, and executed at a time when the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and other supporters of the Zionist regime's crimes fully backed it, preventing the issuance of any UN Security Council resolutions or even a statement condemning the blatant crime and attack by the Zionist regime on the Iranian embassy in Damascus. In this context, the Islamic Republic of Iran, within the framework of its legitimate defense based on Article 51 of the UN Charter, punished the Zionist regime through the successful "Promise of the Truth" operation. This operation was carried out with foresight, management, precision, and in a limited manner. Therefore, the Islamic Republic of Iran was not seeking a large-scale attack on the Zionist regime. Iran specifically targeted military objectives, unlike the Zionist regime, which targets civilian homes, hospitals, schools, and other non-military locations. Iran did not consider non-combatants as "collateral damage" during the operation. The specified targets of Iran in the "Promise of the Truth" operation against the crimes of the Zionist regime included the following bases:

Negev Air Base in southern occupied Palestine (Negev): This airbase not only hosted the Zionist regime's F-35 squadrons but also housed Israeli reconnaissance aircraft. A large number of intelligence officers and senior Mossad agents were permanently stationed at this base. Satellite imagery confirms that the runway, residences, and storage facilities of the Negev Air Base were hit by Iranian missiles. The reason for targeting this base by the Islamic Republic of Iran was that the Zionist regime had used fighter jets, drones, and missiles from this base in recent years in the assassination operations of Iranian advisers. This base played a critical role for the Zionist regime. In this regard, Scott Ritter, a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer, recently stated: "The Negev Air Base in Israel was the most protected site on Earth against missile attacks, even more so than the White House or the Kremlin. Iran destroyed it with five missiles and proved to everyone, including the Americans, that there is no defense against Iranian missiles."

The Secret Intelligence Base of the Zionist Regime in the northern Golan Heights (Jabal al-Sheikh): The importance and sensitivity of this intelligence base are such that the Israeli military has imposed a complete media blackout and censorship on the area, preventing any assessment of damage or public reporting. This intelligence base played a significant role in the recent Israeli attack on the Iranian embassy in Damascus, and it has had a crucial role in intelligence operations against Syria and Iran over the years.

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🇮🇷 🌟 | Distinctive Features of the "Promise of the Truth" Operation I:

⭐️ The first military attack from within the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran against the Zionist regime.

⭐️ The largest combined operation involving hundreds of missiles and drones.

⭐️ The largest drone attack in the world against a single target.

🌟 The largest missile attack against the Zionist regime.

⭐️ No human involvement in the field of operations.

Consequences and Achievements of the "Promise of the Truth" Operation

The "Promise of the Truth" operation by the Islamic Republic of Iran against the crimes of the Zionist regime should not be limited to missile and drone statistics, as this operation had significant consequences and effects, which are outlined below:

Capability in Designing and Managing War

None of the wars against the Zionist regime have been as large in scale and cost as the action taken by the Islamic Republic of Iran in the "Promise of the Truth" operation. Furthermore, in this operation, Iran carried out the action against the Zionist regime with prior announcement and by accepting responsibility for it. This was an unprecedented and novel event, showcasing the peak of Iran’s military readiness and power in designing and managing a war against its adversaries.
In this operation, the Islamic Republic of Iran demonstrated its ability in command, management, design, precision, planning, oversight, and preparedness. This operation proved that the Islamic Republic of Iran, in terms of design and counteraction against enemies, can act independently. This occurred despite at least 20 countries aiding the Zionist regime, but Iran’s goals were achieved, and strategically, the enemy was unable to stop Iran’s actions, which is a significant accomplishment.

Imposing Will on the Enemy

After the crime committed by the Zionist regime in martyring Iranian advisers at the consulate in Damascus, the Islamic Republic of Iran officially declared that it would retaliate for this crime. In this regard, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, in a message following the martyrdom of General Mohammad Reza Zahedi and his comrades at the hands of the Zionist regime, emphasized, “We will make them regret this crime and similar actions, by the grace of God.” Additionally, the Supreme Leader, in his Eid al-Fitr sermon, once again stated, “The Zionist regime made a mistake, and it must be punished, and it will be punished.” Therefore, Iran's position regarding a firm response to the crimes of the Zionist regime was clear from the outset. During this period, numerous messages from foreign countries were sent urging Iran to forgo retaliation against the Zionist regime’s crimes, but the Islamic Republic of Iran was determined to punish the child-killing Zionist regime and carried out the "Promise of the Truth" operation.

The enemies believed that Iran’s response would likely be indirect, and that Iran would not directly engage with the Zionist regime. However, this will was imposed on the enemies, and for the first time, the Islamic Republic of Iran targeted the occupied territories from its own soil. Therefore, in this operation, the Islamic Republic of Iran demonstrated that any country or group attempting to strike the Iranian regime would be targeted, wherever they may be in the world.

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🇮🇷 🌟 | On the Other Hand, the Position of American Officials, Including the President, Following this Operation Was to Pursue a Diplomatic Path to Prevent the Escalation of War. Additionally, the Officials of the Zionist Regime, Who Were Shocked by This Operation, Claimed to Have Intercepted Most of Iran's Missiles, Reflecting the Following Points: (1/3):


1. The Strikes on the Enemy Were Effective and Had Intimidated Them:

After this operation, they chose the path of diplomacy.

2. The Enemy's Ability to Resist and Continue the Conflict Was Weak:

In an attempt to convince public opinion, they censored the realities and constructed fictional achievements for themselves.

3. A New Equation in the Form of Deterrence Power:

The prideful "Promise of the Truth" operation, which was a direct response to the terrorist attack by the Zionist regime on the Islamic Republic’s consulate in Damascus, carried out directly from Iran’s territory, marks a turning point in history. It strengthens the national power and deterrence of the Islamic Republic of Iran on the international stage. This operation was carried out to punish the aggressive regime with maximum power in response to the foreign armed invasion. It demonstrated that Iran’s military and defense capability, in addition to possessing deterrence power, has reached the stage of being able to take initial action. In this regard, Iran's operation against the crimes of the Zionist regime in the occupied territories has created a new equation and a new deterrence for the Islamic Republic of Iran, raising the risks for any previous attacks by the Zionist regime on Iranian positions. In other words, any crime the Zionist regime commits against Iran will be met with a direct response from the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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