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i look at eyes all day and crochet a lot

[Amirhosein Fekri @AHF128_]

نمیدونم چیشد که تونستم برم بالا پشت بوم مصلی
اما هرچی بود قسمت این بود که این لحظات قبل از اقامه نماز رو از این زاویه ثبت کنم …

[susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى @susanabulhawa]

no western leader today can inspire such a turnout of love, neither in life nor death.

Trump was "surprised" by it. Here's something else that might come as a surprise:

When members of the Epstein ruling elite die, their terrible reign ends, and most of us rejoice. When our honorable leaders are martyred defending their land and people, their true reign only begins.

Imam Husayn ibn Ali Abi Talib was martyred 1,350 years ago. The life and death of Ali Khamenei is part of his legacy, and the overwhelming popular outpouring of grief, love, and resolve are part of his reign.

I don't think the rest of the world quite grasps this elemental fact.

[The Resonance @Partisan_12]

All Iran and Hezbollah had to do was stay silent like the other 56 Muslim countries. But they chose to speak up and fight for Palestine.

The bravest among them have sacrificed everything for the cause🫡✊🏻

[MenchOsint @MenchOsint]

*kills Iran's leader during negotiations*
*kills several Iranian children*
*destroys civilian facilities*
*threatens twice with nuclear strike*

"Oy vey the Muslims are being angry at us for no reason"

[Hassan al-Qadri @Hassan_alQadri]

You killed the elder Khamenei, only for a younger Khamenei to rise.

You spent years using every propaganda machine at your disposal to demonise Sayyid Ali Khamenei, believing it would turn his people against him. Instead, his death united the people of Iran.

In the end, you gave him what he had prayed for over decades: martyrdom.

You thought you were ending his legacy.

Instead, you immortalised it.

Sayyid Ali Khamenei won.

You lost.

[Shaykh Azhar Nasser @ShaykhAzhar]

“Apparently high turnout.”
Even in the face of overwhelming crowds, they can't bring themselves to acknowledge the obvious: the man was genuinely beloved by his people. Instead, they resort to hedging with words like "apparently," as though reality itself is up for debate

Pathetic “journalism” to say the least.

[Venus ونوس @cageofmirrrors]

This funeral has solidified the fact that Iranians support their government. ~12 million people revolted against the shah in 1979 - those 12 million didn’t just “change their mind” in 47 years, they’re still actively living in Iran and practicing the same ideology.

[Arya Yadeghaar (Backup) @AryJeayBackup]

Among the millions of Iranians attending the funeral ceremony of their martyred leader, there are many non-Iranians as well.

Many people specifically travelled to Iran to attend the funeral ceremony to pay their respects. People came from: Pakistan, India, Turkiye, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Russia, Nigeria, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa, and Morocco… just to name a few.

[Hassan al-Qadri @Hassan_alQadri]

Show me one leader alive today whose death would bring out an ocean of mourners like this.

The West and the Pahlavis sold you a lie. This is Iran. These are the people of Iran. And this is how they mourn their leader.

[Arya Yadeghaar (Backup) @AryJeayBackup]

I don’t think people realise what we’re witnessing right now. Perhaps those behind their phone screens who are not in Tehran may never understand, but the atmosphere here is crazy.

People are coming to Tehran from all over the world; from Russia, Brazil, Norway, Germany, … to attend the farewell ceremony for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the martyred leader of Iran.

Many from Tehran have made their homes available to visitors and many are on the streets with their own money giving people services such as free tea, food, … many are volunteering.

Million, and I truly say MILLIONS are coming in and out the Prayer hall to pay their respects to the martyred leader.

The surrounding areas OUTSIDE the prayer hall were PACKED and filled with people this morning during the prayers, thankfully with no incidents.

A family member of mine is among the volunteers inside the prayer hall helping who’s been sleeping there since friday and has not left the area.

Many people (that I personally know as well) who never attended a public march, decided to attend this one for the love of their leader.

The magnitude of this event is beyond any words honestly.

[Zahra Hamidia🟥 ☫ 🟩 @ZahraHamidia]

Zio dogs first claim that Iranians are dying of hunger. Then they see that Iranians host their guests from Minab in Tehran with free food, transport, and accommodation, and now they are angry that it is free.
They probably must pay for the air they breathe in Zionistan.

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

I am gravely concerned by reports of a severe deterioration in the condition of Dr. Abu Safiyah.

We reiterate our demands for his release, along with all other doctors being held without charge.

[Ayah ☫ اية 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @sadMukhannath]

this image genuinely stops me in my tracks and hits me like a truck. may God forgive us for how we’ve failed them

[Soureh 🟩☫🟥 @Soureh_design2]

It's not the same crowd as the morning or as the evening or even an our ago

It's a stream that's not ending

[Séamus Malekafzali @Seamus_Malek]

What the fuck

[Iran Observer @IranObserver0]

⚡️BREAKING: The Public farewell ceremony for Grand Ayatollah Khamenei has Begun

Approximately 20 million Mourners are expected, and the event could become the Largest funeral in recorded Human History

[Arya Yadeghaar (Backup) @AryJeayBackup]

🎒Train carrying the families of martyred schoolchildren from Minab (southern Iran) arrived in Tehran to bid farewell to the martyred leader.

They are carrying the red flag of vengeance.

[Arya Yadeghaar (Backup) @AryJeayBackup]

Mehdi Rasooli (eulogist) at the Tehran prayer hall:

“We have not come to bury our leader, we have come to avenge him. Oh, avengers of the martyred leader."

Approximately 30 million people are expected to attend in total. Since they can’t fit all in one place, people come to pay their respects and leave while another stream of people flow in. This will continue till 6 AM tomorrow when the funeral prayers will start.

[علي الشمري @ALI_AlSHMRRE]

الشهيدة زهراء جولبايجاني مثل جدتها الزهراء مُهشمة الأضلع.

[Farah Lesān @Lesanfarah]

Iran really woke up and said let’s give the traitors the criminals and the collaborators a preview of judgement day.

An exquisite Quranic selection seemingly reflecting the role of each delegation on the 108th day of the war was recited as a welcoming.

Phenomenally customized.