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Maulana Najeebul Hasan Zaidi

Maulana Najeebul Hasan Zaidi is an Islamic scholar from Mumbai - India, who holds a PhD in Islamic studies. He has knack for excellent oratory and brilliance in writing. Apart from other accolades he is more prominently known for Ashra-e-Awwal sermons from Mughal Masjid, Mumbai

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Will There Be War?

The U.S. can no longer afford a long, exhausting war of attrition like Iraq, nor can it easily force Iran to surrender. The primary threat today is not just direct conventional war, but internal instability fueled by psychological pressure. For the Islamic Republic, the path forward lies in strategic foresight. Ultimately, the field of information, awareness, and unity is more important than the physical battlefield. The side that gains superiority in "knowing the enemy" will be the one to turn the crisis in its favor.

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The Life-Imprints of Lady Zaynab and the Intellectual & Civilizational Guidance of Women

This essay explores the concept of the "Zero Point"—the moment of total devastation—and presents Lady Zaynab (p.b.u.h.) as the ultimate model for rising again through resilience and spiritual clarity. By analyzing her actions after the tragedy of Karbala, the author identifies five core principles: conscious acceptance of reality, maintaining priorities during crisis, finding divine meaning in suffering, preserving personal dignity, and supporting others despite one's own grief. Ultimately, it teaches that the "Zero Point" is not a final end, but a powerful new beginning for those who adopt a "Zaynabi" mindset of steadfastness and trust in God.