Good morning to our dear followers "Indeed, Allah commands justice, excellence and giving to relatives, and He forbids immorality, injustice and oppression. " Qur'an 16:90 In Bahrain, the complaint of the Shia community is not just a story of religious practice; it is a story of deep-rooted faith, a community determined to maintain its identity, and religious scholars who continue to face systematic marginalization, arrest, prosecution, restrictions and pressure on fulfilling their religious and social responsibilities. The intention of Shia scholars and the restrictions imposed on religious life cannot be understood as isolated events. They are part of a broader struggle over whether faith will remain a living moral force - one that teaches respect, justice, resistance to oppression and solidarity with the wronged - or whether it will be reduced to private rituals emptied of their social meaning. For the Shiites, Imam al-Hussein is not just a figure of history; Karbala is a living moral compass. He teaches that respect for government cannot be renounced, that injustice must not be normalized, and that silence will never become a substitute for conscience. This is why the religious scholars in Bahrain and its Shia community deserve our attention and solidarity. Their story must not remain limited to Bahrain, nor disappear under the noise of the world. thing. share. Repost: Let the world know what's going on. Let the voices of scholars and people in Bahrain reach beyond the walls of detention and beyond the restrictions imposed on religious life. To stand in solidarity with the oppressed Shia community in Bahrain. to stand with the scholars of her religion. Rejected injustice, oppression and sectarian discrimination. Don't let silence erase their story. May Allah protect the oppressed, strengthen those who remain steadfast, and grant victory to truth and justice.