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Leader of the Islamic Resistance in Yemen, Abdul Malik al-Houthi spells out the goals of the Zionist puppet Saudis in Yemen and the resistance\\\'s response.

Duplicity of the West and their false pretexts to justify their actions and in-actions is evident when America\'s stance on Yemen and Syria are compared. America gives green signal to the Saudis in all its crimes and at top of it, provides immunity in the so-called internal human rights organizations!

Shaykh Isa Qasem, who is currently under house arrest after having had his Bahraini citizenship revoked by a bunch of illegitimate foreigners, says a few extremely powerful words about what Imam Husayn (A) means to the lovers of the Prophet and his family.

An eye-opening message from Shaykh Amin. Is being Shia enough to guarantee salvation? Ask yourself and ponder.

On the day of Ashura, Abbas ibn Ali sacrificed everything to defend Allah\\\'s representative on earth. He said, \\\"I would always support my religion!\\\" Today the enemy is besieging the true Islam on all sides. What will you do? Will you stand as Abbas stood?

This is the story of Abu Musa Ashari: a man whose story teaches us the price of foolishness and indifference when confronted with both Truth and falsehood.

Who exactly is fighting ISIS in Mosul? Sayyid exposing the hypocrisy of theTurkish Government\\\'s illogical stance in Mosul, Iraq.

The people of the United States of America go to the ballot box and vote for \"the Leader of the Free World\". For a country that boasts the strength of its democracy, its people pretty much have a choice between only two people. Is there much difference between them, if any? See for yourselves.

The House of Saud, with all its American weapons and oil money, thought it could defeat a small, weak nation like Yemen. But they miscalculated; Yemen is not weak. The people of Yemen are not weak.

Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei explains a narration from Imam al-Sadiq (A) and teaches us what the best thing a child can inherit from his father is.

When the Imam of the time was killed on the sands of Karbala, Lady Zaynab protected the legacy of martyrdom and defended the Imamah of Imam Sajjad. Following the footsteps of Zaynab bint Ali is Fatimah Mughniyah, whose father and youngest brother achieved martyrdom. A very emotional, very powerful clip.

Howza students Muzaffer and Syeda discuss finances for a Howza Students. Being a Howza Student means you’re going to have budget extra carefully. Being away from home in a foreign country is not always easy! What will your monthly expenses be as a Howza Student? What about if you have children? What about their school fees? What’s the difference between Tomans and Rials?

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Islamic Unity Week is coming up, and we need to make the Great Satan and its stooges hear us loud and clear: we will not let them divide us! Special thanks to Nasr TV English

#OneUmmah #TheMessengerUnites #OneReligion #UnitedWeStand

Our resistance is against oppression and the oppressors. We promise to protect the oppressed and innocent humans till the last drop of our blood.

Are you happy for this long-awaited victory granted by the Almighty? Agha Alireza Panahian states a litmus test for all the believers.

How do you organize a movement that truly serves the system of Wilayah? What are the characteristics of such a movement? Who are its members? Is it a purely ideological movement or a purely administrative one? The Leader speaks.

This is not a story of a Martyr, but a story of his wife, who sent her husband to defend the shrine of Lady Zaynab [A]. Pure Stream presents episode 3 of a series dedicated to the Defenders of the Holy Shrines.

When you are on the path of Truth, but you are besieged by the enemy\'s constant attacks, what should you do? A beautiful clip in which the Leader draws from the parable of Prophet Musa (A).

When Marhum Agha Hashemi Rafsanjani passed away, the West took every opportunity to portray his relationship with the Leader in a negative manner. How true is this? What did Agha Rafsanjani think of the Leader? Listen for yourself. These are the late revolutionary\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s own words.

When Behzad lost his dad as a young child, his uncle stepped in and provided everything for him and his family. The uncle has played the role of a father to him. Now Behzad is all grown up and runs his own company. When he starts looking into the circumstances of his father’s death twenty years ago, new information comes to light which threatens to tear the family apart.

When Behzad lost his dad as a young child, his uncle stepped in and provided everything for him and his family. The uncle has played the role of a father to him. Now Behzad is all grown up and runs his own company. When he starts looking into the circumstances of his father’s death twenty years ago, new information comes to light which threatens to tear the family apart.

When Behzad lost his dad as a young child, his uncle stepped in and provided everything for him and his family. The uncle has played the role of a father to him. Now Behzad is all grown up and runs his own company. When he starts looking into the circumstances of his father’s death twenty years ago, new information comes to light which threatens to tear the family apart.

When Behzad lost his dad as a young child, his uncle stepped in and provided everything for him and his family. The uncle has played the role of a father to him. Now Behzad is all grown up and runs his own company. When he starts looking into the circumstances of his father’s death twenty years ago, new information comes to light which threatens to tear the family apart.

When Behzad lost his dad as a young child, his uncle stepped in and provided everything for him and his family. The uncle has played the role of a father to him. Now Behzad is all grown up and runs his own company. When he starts looking into the circumstances of his father’s death twenty years ago, new information comes to light which threatens to tear the family apart.

When Rody realizes that he’s very different from his friends, he becomes very curious. “What does it feel like to be sick? What does being cold feel like? What does it mean to taste something? What does it feel like to go to sleep? What is a dream?” After asking himself these questions, Rody wants to feel these things. Rody’s wish comes true one day, and he’s able to feel and do all the things his friends can do. He feels pain, he feels the cold, he’s able to taste delicious food, and even swim with his friends. That day, Rody was even able feel tears of joy.

When Behzad lost his dad as a young child, his uncle stepped in and provided everything for him and his family. The uncle has played the role of a father to him. Now Behzad is all grown up and runs his own company. When he starts looking into the circumstances of his father’s death twenty years ago, new information comes to light which threatens to tear the family apart.