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University of Mahdi
23.02.202504:13
A Farewell with the Imam (AJTF)
For all those who have the blessing to attend the funeral today, and Insha'Allah, who will walk in that solemn procession, understand that you are part of a moment far deeper than it appears. Take a moment to look around at the faces in the crowd, at every soul gathered there.
Look closely, for among them may be the Imam of our time, peace be upon him, standing quietly, observing with a heart that carries the weight of this world. You may not recognise him, but know that he will be there. He must be there, for how could he not honour the farewell of one of his loyal soldiers?
Consider this: you might tread on the very earth he stepped upon, or perhaps the dust from his blessed feet may brush against you. Imagine that blessing. And with that possibility, greet him. Greet him with a heart that aches with longing. Introduce yourself... not just with your name, but with the burning love and loyalty you carry for him.
Tell him that amidst the sorrow and the heavy hearts at this funeral, our deepest yearning is to see his face, to meet him, even if just for a fleeting moment.
Tell him that the covenant we carry is not merely words... it is a bond sealed with our blood and the blood of our children. It is a promise that, Insha'Allah, we will stand firm in our loyalty to him, to his path, and to the truth that our master taught us to walk upon in this world. We pray to be among his followers in this life and in the Hereafter.
To all those who will attend, please, take our greetings to our master, the beloved of our hearts. Convey to him the love of those who could not be there... those held back by hardship, by illness, by weakness, or by circumstances beyond their control. Speak to him on behalf of all who ache to see him but cannot attend.
Let him know that, Insha'Allah, we remain true to the covenant. Our hearts are tied to his mission, and our souls yearn to see the day when his justice fills this earth.
And why would he not attend the funeral of his soldier? He would be there because every martyr who falls is a piece of his own heart, every loyal soul is a flame that keeps his mission alive. He would stand quietly among us, mourning yet proud, watching over those who stood firm for truth. For the Imam is not just a leader... he is a father, a shepherd to his flock. And no father abandons his child, especially not in the final farewell.
So look closely. Feel deeply. And remember that you are walking in the presence of greatness, whether your eyes can see it or not.
✍ @universityofmahdi
For all those who have the blessing to attend the funeral today, and Insha'Allah, who will walk in that solemn procession, understand that you are part of a moment far deeper than it appears. Take a moment to look around at the faces in the crowd, at every soul gathered there.
Look closely, for among them may be the Imam of our time, peace be upon him, standing quietly, observing with a heart that carries the weight of this world. You may not recognise him, but know that he will be there. He must be there, for how could he not honour the farewell of one of his loyal soldiers?
Consider this: you might tread on the very earth he stepped upon, or perhaps the dust from his blessed feet may brush against you. Imagine that blessing. And with that possibility, greet him. Greet him with a heart that aches with longing. Introduce yourself... not just with your name, but with the burning love and loyalty you carry for him.
Tell him that amidst the sorrow and the heavy hearts at this funeral, our deepest yearning is to see his face, to meet him, even if just for a fleeting moment.
Tell him that the covenant we carry is not merely words... it is a bond sealed with our blood and the blood of our children. It is a promise that, Insha'Allah, we will stand firm in our loyalty to him, to his path, and to the truth that our master taught us to walk upon in this world. We pray to be among his followers in this life and in the Hereafter.
To all those who will attend, please, take our greetings to our master, the beloved of our hearts. Convey to him the love of those who could not be there... those held back by hardship, by illness, by weakness, or by circumstances beyond their control. Speak to him on behalf of all who ache to see him but cannot attend.
Let him know that, Insha'Allah, we remain true to the covenant. Our hearts are tied to his mission, and our souls yearn to see the day when his justice fills this earth.
And why would he not attend the funeral of his soldier? He would be there because every martyr who falls is a piece of his own heart, every loyal soul is a flame that keeps his mission alive. He would stand quietly among us, mourning yet proud, watching over those who stood firm for truth. For the Imam is not just a leader... he is a father, a shepherd to his flock. And no father abandons his child, especially not in the final farewell.
So look closely. Feel deeply. And remember that you are walking in the presence of greatness, whether your eyes can see it or not.
✍ @universityofmahdi
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Axis of Tabyeen
22.02.202516:04
After we are martyred, after we are slain, there must be people who will carry the voice of our blood to all generations until the Day of Judgment.
- Master of the Martyrs of the Nation, Shahid Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (ra)
✍️ @aotabyeen
- Master of the Martyrs of the Nation, Shahid Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (ra)
✍️ @aotabyeen
Reposted from:University of Mahdi
20.02.202519:40
Our beloved Sayyid’s funeral is on this Sunday.
Even though I won’t be there in person, my heart will be there, mourning with those who loved him and whose lives he touched so deeply. The love I carry for him still brings tears to my eyes and words can never truly capture how much this man meant to us.
His son, Sayyid Muhammad Mahdi, spoke about his father’s funeral on Sunday. It won’t just be a farewell. It will be a covenant... a pledge to carry forward his legacy, to uphold the values he lived and sacrificed for.
Sunday will be a day of loyalty and love, a day of renewal and commitment to the path he paved for us. It’s a day to honour a life that stood firm against storms, a heart that bore burdens for our sake.
I may not be able to stand there physically, but my soul will be present, my prayers will join those of the mourners, and my heart will echo the words of loyalty: “Here I am at your service, O Sayyid.”
May his legacy live on through our love, loyalty, and steadfast commitment. Ameen.
Even though I won’t be there in person, my heart will be there, mourning with those who loved him and whose lives he touched so deeply. The love I carry for him still brings tears to my eyes and words can never truly capture how much this man meant to us.
His son, Sayyid Muhammad Mahdi, spoke about his father’s funeral on Sunday. It won’t just be a farewell. It will be a covenant... a pledge to carry forward his legacy, to uphold the values he lived and sacrificed for.
Sunday will be a day of loyalty and love, a day of renewal and commitment to the path he paved for us. It’s a day to honour a life that stood firm against storms, a heart that bore burdens for our sake.
I may not be able to stand there physically, but my soul will be present, my prayers will join those of the mourners, and my heart will echo the words of loyalty: “Here I am at your service, O Sayyid.”
May his legacy live on through our love, loyalty, and steadfast commitment. Ameen.
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