mosques of the cities of nahj al-balagha are supposed to be explain to the worshipers after maghrib and isha prayers on sundays. on sundays, with nahj al-balagheh, this is the title of the new project that is going to be established in the mosques of the city. it is a movement in the introduction of the book nahj al-balagheh, which has the interpretation of akhu al-qur'an, the brother of the al-qur'an. based on this plan. on sundays , after maghrib and isha prayers, the mosques recite parts of nahj al-balagheh for the worshipers. sundays of nahj al-balagheh are starting to help me and more than 100 mosques are starting to do it now. one good thing we did is to pay attention to nahj al-balagheh in the matter of the representative of the religious jurist in the province of imam juma esfan in this ritual. he considered it important and said what is more important than promotion. it is the concepts of nahj al-balagha in the society that mosques can realize this importance. more than 250 teenagers are active in preserving nahj al-balagha. they are busy memorizing 40 wisdoms of nahj al-balagheh. w

miss isha krishna swami journalist and podcaster from st. petersburg and also we had mr. fran huse journalist author and activist from. fast uh, thank you for your time uh, miss uh, uh, krishnaswami, that's why i call you isa, because it's a bit hard, difficult to say, and also mr. hughes, and with that we come to the end of this rolling coverage, we will have a short break and feature program and then we will continue, so stay tuned, and may peace. be upon all of the prophets and messengers, may peace be upon you all. this israel which considers itself to be the strongest army in the middle east, the strongest country in the middle east, when it resorts to such. the level of lying, this shows the level of illusions and failure and weakness of this entity. so this is the lesson we can learn from the confrontation. i consider it to be one of the achievements of the operation, the arbin operation. after all, as a retaliation for the assassination of and the others in this is an achievement. if we want to look one by one, to say that there was a plan for the resistance to ta

despite their fear and horror, the men gathered in the school square to perform the isha prayers, askingotect them. say, i seek refuge in the lord of man. the king of mankind, the god of mankind, from the evil of sneaking whisperer who whispers evil into the hearts of mankind, from among the jin and evil men. god is great. god listens to the one who praises him. oh allah, we ask you to bring their planes down, to destroy their tanks and put fear in the hearts of their soldiers. paralyzed their attack, peace be upon the prophet muhammad and his companions. god is great. after finishing the prayers, sounds of firecrackers and takbir were heard over the school. everybody was smiling and was delighted in spite of the killing and destruction. obviously, there was good news that spread, after 450 martters and more than 3, injuries up until that day were the result of the ongoing war by the israeli occupation of the gazas rip. the palestinians captured an israeli soldier, i hope they capture another one tonight. this is victory for us, we will free all our prisoners and get all our demands with

in any case, we were there until the night of the 4th, saturday, when the maghrib isha prayer had finishedir, and one of the clerics we were serving had a conversation and were talking. the road was due to our location, this ball did not work and our imagination it was that it did not work. however, this was not the case . after a few minutes passed, each of the children started vomiting and feeling nauseous and these things , and for the first time they encountered this enemy's attack, where a chemical slide was used, i don't know here. all those who expressed discomfort had burning eyes, burning throat, cough, and such things. as the emergency room was near, they were transferred to the emergency room so that the initial work could be done for them. it was march of 1962, the khyber operation had started, and we witnessed the severe chemical attacks of the enemy. i was in charge of takhti stadium as a convalescent home for chemical agents were used and many of the patients wanted to return to the line in the same uniform because many of them had been transferred due to illness and there w

square, with the help of people and jihadi groups , a special celebration is held after maghrib and isha prayers. numerous processions are also served.

ceremony and tomorrow on the martyrdom day of imam reza , peace be upon him, after performing maghrib and isha prayers , i would like to serve you. that the god of this court will go from nawab street to the holy shrine of razavi sham in the hands of musharraf and hold the dinner ceremony of strangers in the revolution square will do i am at your service if you have any questions. thank you mr. rasouli, thank you for your report. mr. rasouli, a news reporter. the holding of radio and television stationed in the holy shrine of management is prohibited for managers of loss-making enterprises. in the first provincial visit of the 14th government, razavi said sufficient powers based on the road map of each sector. it will be left to the managers. the president was also present in the group of political activists of the province and announced that scientific competence and efficiency are two important criteria for selecting senior and middle managers of the country. on the eve of imam reza's martyrdom assalam, the president of our country entered mashhad on his first trip to the province. we came t

international solidarity movement says the us is complicit in the killing of turkish american activist isha noor esgi by israel in the occupied west bank. aisha noor was an american citizen who was killed by an american bullet paid for by the american people. it is the same bullet. like the bullets that israel used to perpetrate the genocide in gaza with complete impunity and the support of the international community. it is high time that israel is held accountable to its crimes and that it is stop being stop sponsored by the american regime. the activist said that israel must stop what he called its colonialism. polac also expressed support for the liberation of made the remarks in a gathering outside of the hospital where esgi's body is being held, morners held banners and chanted slogans calling for freedom for palestine and an end to the israeli genocide and occupation. ashgi was shot in the head by israel forces during a protest against the regime settlement policy. press tv's west asia desk says the us will continue supporting israel despite the recent killing of an american activist

occupied west bank, the us day which analyzed 50 videos and over dozen of witness accounts reveals that isha noor ezgi was shot more than half an hour after confrontations peaked in 20 minutes after protesters had moved some 200 yards away from israeli forces. the military has not addressed why... the troops fired upon demonstrators who were posing no apparent threat, iige 26 had recently arrived to volunteer with the international solidarity movement and was protesting against settlements in beta. her family is demanding an independent investigation, while the turkish foreign ministry has condemned her death as a murder recalling previous incidents involving american activists in the occupied territories. israeli forces have killed eight more palestinians in fresh air strikes across the occupied west bank. five palestinians of their lives in an air raid a mosca in the city of tubas while three others were killed in a drone attack in tulkaram. the regime blocked the entrance to the city of tubos and attacked several neighborhoods there. a correspondent gave us the details of sticker listen.

international activists who support palestinians over here it's... very well known the peace activist like ishaswether resistance movement as far dozens of rockets and drones from lebanon toward israeli occupied northern palestine operation was carried out after number of towns in southern lebanon witnessed heavy israeli shelling earlier our bay root correspondent matdy amso that joined us with your details last night was a really tough day for the people of south lebanon and areas that are not in the border there were very was very very heavy shot. in all the valleys especially between the towns of furon, randuri and shifa, more than 14 times that area was shelled by israeli fighter jets, very heavy shelling, lot of smoke came out of that area, and this is area that remains inhabited, mind you, and there are a lot of people displaced from the bordertowns who are living in those towns as well, and hisballah said very clearly today early in the morning in their statement, they said that this uh attack, their operation is in retaliation for the israeli attacks on south lebanon and the peaceful pe

prophet of mercy and kindness will be held today simultaneously with the whole country after maghrib and ishayers from the seventh tir square to the wali asr square with the presence of people . salam, a family celebration was held last night in masla, tehran, on the birthday of muhammad , the prophet who passed away. they recognized the best quality of prophet hasan. their creation was a mercy to the worlds, the characteristics that are learned step by step during the 63 years of his life, for the people, the prophet's life should be studied in millimetres. every moment of this life is an incident, a lesson, a huge human manifestation. and now, 1335 years after the death of the holy prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace, people still follow the same covenant. it enters from the heart, not from the walls, and this eternal victory is not against the enemy. it appears in friendship with friends and enmity with enemies . we shiites and we muslims all over the world should be united with sympathy and unity. defense of the people of gaza let's defend justice, we all muslims must unite to

shots down at the protesters, one hit one of these uh uh peace activists in the leg and the other hit ishan the towns of sleefa uh more than 14 times that area was shelled by israeli fighter jets uh very heavy shelling lot of smoke came out of that area and this is area that remains inhabited uh mind you and there are a lot of people displaced from the bordertowns who are living in those towns as well and hazbullah said very clearly today early in the... in their statement they said that this attack, their operation is in retaliation for the israeli attacks on south lebanon and the peaceful people and the civilians especially near the towns of of frun, so the they launched dozens of ketusia rockets as they said towards the neria mountain which is in a battalion headquarters, it is currently being used by the golani brigade, we know from israeli so... says that uh they said that they detected some 30 chicatusha rockets being fired from lebanon after sirens went off and there are certain times when sirens are not uh sounding in in some cases and in some cases they are sounding for false alar

isha krishna swami and out of norway author and commentator john stepley.especially prime minister netanyahu who has been facing corruption charges, so... "the longer the war goes on, the less attention is based uh domestically on other issues, so i think for him, he calculates this as matter of survival for his um government. what about that, john, what do you think uh, do you agree with this show that uh, the regime is basically just trying to draw others in, and if you agree, do you think these other uh countries such as the us and uk, would actually uh become directly involved and as she said we know uh that washington is sending more troops to the region? well, i think there's a general consensus that this is the uh the israeli goal is to is to bring the us into um much more direct and active role in this conflict to expand the conflict uh this has always been... israeli gold though, i mean this is not a new uh idea, netanyahu absolutely wants to keep the conflict going, he he quite likely ends up in... jail um if the war were to end, the genocide uh t

and the idea yvette cooper saying smash the gang, storm isha smash the gangs. here we are.e can smash the pensioners, but we can't seem to smash the gangs. you know, it is not going to happen. these people are clever, huge amounts of money. i mean, with 70 people on board paying £5,000, that's £350,000 a boat. i mean, it is not going to happen. i like the idea of pushing back the french in turn will say, right, well, we're turning off your power, right? because actually we are in the strange position of actually having to rely on french energy in order to keep the lights on. so we have to work out what is in our own interest. are we really going to do this ? and if we're going to do this? and if we're going to do this? and if we're going to do it, it would have my support, but it could well lead to the point that mr tice was making was that there might be violence, and i suspect there could be. >> well, he was saying the french wouldn't shoot us, which is slightly reassuring, but i do think richard was gearing up to cancel the entente cordiale and go back to where we were a

ceremonies that are held in the mahdiyeh mosque and in the 14th masoum mosque after the maghrib and isha. ayatollah madani was one of the clerics of the taghut era fighters who fought many battles against the imperial regime and the baha'i sect. ayatollah madani, who was arrested and exiled several times by savak , was one of the students of imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him. that after the victory of the islamic revolution came to hamedan temporarily to solve some of the problems of the people of hamedan . to the construction of mahdia clinic, built by hosseini. mosque and bath , as well as the establishment of a loan fund in this city, i would like to mention that this loan fund is still standing after many years and provides services to the people of hamedan. hamedanis have a lot of devotion to martyr ayatollah madani, and every year there are ceremonies they perform different things at the time of his martyrdom. ayatollah madani was born in tabriz city in 1293. after completing his mission in hamedan city , he returned to tabriz and was martyred by the hypocrites on 20 septe

right now uh, isha, uh, could you please tell us what has been the effect of these attacks on lebanon and are not even coming to the negotiating table, which kind of makes it embarrassing to the us, because the us does have leverage over israel because it's its main weapon supplier, but they are refusing to use it, and they've been giving unconditional weapons to israel, so it shows us's impotance in controlling its main ally, in the middle east. uh, do you believe that the attacks? well, we have seen that is created some... kind of unity among the lebanese people, there have been scenes as described by our correspondent after uh, particularly the uh pager explosions, people even donating their eyes uh to those who were injured, these are scenes that were very unexpected uh to say the least, the same kind of unity do you think we could see outside the borders of lebanon as to creating a front of anti-israeli countries, maybe countries of the global south, the members of bricks for example, already south africa is one of those countries that has openly expressed its anti-israel positio

. >> isha means live literally, and nour means light. we are here to remember a woman who brought light. >> the 26 year old u.s. turkish citizen allegedly killed by idf troops in the west bank on friday, will demonstrating against israeli settlements. >> she was doing the right thing to stand up for palestinians just peacefully accompanying palestinian families, trying to stay on their land and hold on to their, their homes and their farms. >> security forces carrying the 26 year old's body draped in a palestinian flag. >> been here ever since i was murdered on friday. like many of us haven't been able to sleep at all. we've been organizing around the clock. >> the white house, says eisner was a recent graduate of the university of washington and called on israel to investigate what happened. those attending say they'll continue to organize until the u.s. does more. >> we need to take it upon ourselves to step in and do whatever we can, and we're going to continue to do that. >> also remembered a 13 year old palestinian girl killed the s

am still going to ask a very quick -- government has trouble making commitments, so budgeting this isha a little hard. >> yes. so we have to, we have to -- this is, when i talked about all the different skills that we need at the beginning of the day, one of them is, you know, policy entrepreneur who can work out these member nflings. i mean, government -- mechanisms. government did pull off the -- [inaudible] so it is possible we buy things with very longtime horizons. and when we're looking on the pneumococcal amc, i remember figuring out a way to put it into the clinton the tax bill, you know? so there's kind of the u.k. is doing some, using promissory notes with the banks of england. so there's, there is ways to work on it, but i agree we need more innovation on the financing side of these things too. >> i've monopolized long enough. let's start q&a. >> thank you. [laughter] right there. and then we'll go over there. and then we'll go there. [laughter] >> thanks. neil hacker from -- [inaudible] recognized metric. so my question is the first amc in pneumococcal was a -- all the final

lauraan, : now, brian, yesterday we sent someone to talk to supporters out of long island and here ishao say to undecided voters.if >> they need to vote for trump. if they want food on the tabler or safer environment for themselves. >> this is voting fofor youracti family's. lookup this country has been the last four years. we can't keep going like this. t >> when trump was president, ga. was cheaper and everything was cheaper. >> remember how things work foro years, gas was cheaper and the border was secure and more money in your pocket. >> laura: brian, i know you were out there at that rally. you saw it firsthand. what did you feel there themp compelling argumentsel made by thosthose attendees struck me as extremely passionate. >> i think the president was very crisp and what his message was, immigration and inflation.m in fact i have an interview saturday that is going to air mr closing argument inflation and immigration. and ths the nassar coliseum, itl little bit read some cycles a little bit blew some cycles but it's really a battleground area in a very blue state. but the one th

that exposes us to the main issue wand tension isha among the circuits.elling us if there is a split or not or disagreement among the circuit court. most of us prepare. i can't say i speak for all nine justices. our preparation time could bei' different but i'll speak in general terms about most of us do. what order and it's hard to say. i for example want to read a case before i receive from my law clerk. i'd like to form my opinions and views before someone spoke in my ear. i canth read the briefs first i read the lower court aopinion. b i'll be told who the major opponent is for the view by the partyrc bringing the case. i try to find that circuit court opinion. i always ask my law clerk to present me with the circuit courts opinion. i do that. i have a brief convery with my law clerks. this is my intuitive sense. int don't know the answeron to this or thatat depends on this or that fact. i'mm unsure after thisso region. i send them with the idea that remain in myf mind after readingft the brave. they are charged to insure that my view doesn't color th

. >> isha means live literally, and nour means light. we are here to remember a woman who brought light. >> the 26 year old u.s. turkish citizen allegedly killed by idf troops in the west bank on friday while demonstrating against israeli settlements. >> she was doing the right thing to stand up for palestinians just peacefully accompanying palestinian families, trying to stay on their land and hold on to their, their homes and their farms. >> security forces carrying the 26 year old's body draped in a palestinian flag. >> been here ever since i julie haener was murdered on friday. like many of us, haven't been able to sleep at all. we've been organizing around the clock. the white house says eichner was a recent graduate of the university of washington, and called on israel to investigate what happened. >> those attending say they will continue to organize until the u.s. does more. >> we need to take it upon ourselves to step in and do whatever we can, and we're going to continue to do that. >> also remembered a 13 year old palestinian

. >> isha means live literally, and nur means light.e are here to remember a woman who brought light. >> the 26 year old u.s. turkish citizen allegedly killed by idf troops in the west bank on friday, will demonstrating against israeli settlements. >> she was doing the right thing to stand up for palestinians just peacefully accompanying palestinian families, trying to stay on their land and hold on to their, their homes and their farms. >> security forces carrying the 26 year old's body draped in a palestinian flag. >> been here ever since. asian honor was murdered on friday. like many of us, haven't been able to sleep at all. we've been organizing around the clock. >> the white house says eisner, was a recent graduate of the university of washington and called on israel to investigate what happened. those attending say they will continue to organize until the u.s. does more. >> we need to take it upon ourselves to step in and do whatever we can, and we're going to continue to do that. >> also remembered a 13 year old palestinian girl

whenoc i had young children isha very focused on staying home, being a mom and that sort of thing i didot get involved in the breast cancer movement until heather was to so that would have been 1985, 86 issue. because i want to stay home and be a mom. i did not to just be a housewife. i wanted to be a mom. that's what i always wanted to be. i felt my career was perfectly fine and i did get involved with some of the equal rights but then it died off for a while. and now is starting to come back and im, told all of them, call . i have two daughters who would really like to get. involved in it. i am open to doing stuff like that of making a difference. >> i hope people are listening. [laughter] the linda byrd johnson just as our parents have influenced us i think to some extent particularly as adults we do influence our parents. how do you feel? >> i think all four of us children influencednt our parens and staying young and active and open-minded. also in the 68 minute interview my mother talks about i know some of my children have used marijuana. which back then was shocking. and yes she

nanny a nanny storm isha that's a that's a whatever, you know. starmer, keir starmer, the prime minister, the prime minister of this country, ban on junk food ads to save. quote, to save the nhs. he unveils. this is in the daily mail. he unveils a 9 pm. watershed on tv ads and then a total advertising ban online in 2025. in 2025, which is like tomorrow in america, it's like in the future, but here, here they do things like immediately. that's what makes the country great. you can have total dictatorship and censorship immediately. >> yeah, but it does feel quite authoritarian. i mean i guess it does. it does make sense. if you want to save the nhs money, then you can stop people having fun by learning about mcdonald's. >> do you want to know something that's not true? because it's not mcdonald's that causes all these problems. but causes all these problems. but causes all these problems? let's hear from nick is i thought you said you wanted me to discuss this. >> you're going to say sugar and carbs. >> it is carbs. carbs. >> it is carbs . it's ex

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judiciary committee be granted floor privileges until september 28, 2024 -- sigh p mone montgomery, isha sharma, kenneth mack and charles aldridge. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: thank you, madam president. madam president, we're one week away from the deadline to fund the government. it is an embarrassment that we return again and again to this precipice, realizing full well the disaster that shutting down the government creates for our nation. and yet, the house of representatives goes through these contortions every time, ultimately giving in to common sense and funding the government, at least temporarily. i was relieved to hear last night that there is a bipartisan funding agreement reached finally after days of negotiations, one that main toxins current -- maintains funding through december 20. wouldn't it be great if the house and senate had some dramatic bipartisan measure other than keeping the lights on in the federal government? that seems to be all they can achieve in the house of representatives. thankfully the agreement includes necessary provisions r

. >> isha means live literally, and nour means light. we are here to remember a woman who brought light. >> the 26 year old u.s. turkish citizen allegedly killed by idf troops in the west bank on friday while demonstrating against israeli settlements. >> she was doing the right thing to stand up for palestinians just peacefully accompanying palestinian families trying to stay on their land and hold on to their, their homes and their farms. >> security forces carrying the 26 year old's body draped in a palestinian flag. >> been here ever since. i julie haener was murdered on friday, like many of us haven't been able to sleep at all. we've been organizing around the clock. >> the white house says eichner was a recent graduate of the university of washington, and called on israel to investigate what happened. those attending say they will continue to organize until the u.s. does more. >> we need to take it upon ourselves to step in and do whatever we can, and we're going to continue to do that. also remembered a 13 year old palestinian girl

sonal: i would say there isha y7 trillion helicopter in the first three months of next year.ation where they might have to hike. it's just not my base case. my base case is we are in a holding pattern. markets overreacting right now and the end point is closer to 375. i'm talking about the entire cycle. >> we've got a two-year down to 370. you mention high yield spreads in the three 20's. >> we are pretty neutral, a little bit edging into duration here and they're looking for value where we find it. but honestly spreads her incredibly tight if we really believe those recession which is why we don't believe that's what markets are playing right now. >> always one of the best, a clinic as always. a big rally we've seen in fixed income recently. lisa: i'm still thinking about her discussion and the idea 50 basis points. the rate cut that could be disproportionate to how be -- it would be perceived by markets. whether it would convey pessimism or have a negative feel especially if they said they were worried about the market and the labor market, i still think markets would cheer

carefully consider the report, which has been submitted to tim davie, its director general, and storm ishars. a spokesperson for the corporation added that it had serious questions about the report's methodology. and whilst the report into the bbc may not have been impartial, if the bbc wants to have an opinion, it needs to fund itself . well, let's get the fund itself. well, let's get the thoughts now from the chairman of the national jewish assembly, gary mond. gary mond, thank you very much for joining gary mond. gary mond, thank you very much forjoining me. thank you for having me. so what are your thoughts? where do we go with this? >> i want to begin by congratulating trevor assassin on an excellent report. >> do you realise there's something 9 million words of bbc writing has been analysed here? the bbc reporting and trevor is a very serious and very successful lawyer. he knows what he's doing and i believe this is only part one of the exercise. we'll be seeing future parts in the near future. what is happening is you've got your major media station, one of the world's leading media

enrollment through all k through 12 so that people can build confidence and increase like is that isha idea here or or not. yes. but i want to go back to what both commissioner boggess and commissioner fisher sand maybe some nuance to what you said. our enrollment system is broken because not every family in this district wants to go to every school that we have available in this district, right, because as we said, as langston said, he feelsn, it's literally a lottery because he went to he got into certain schools. that's the fundamental problem th district, is that some families feel they won the lottery by getting into school, and they feel like they've lost by not getting into school. and then in this district, you know, 30% of families say, well, i'm not even going to play that lottery. i'm going to go to a private school and have the means to afford that, where they also spend a lot more money per child than, than we do. so the enrollment system is broken in that it creates that level of anxiety. but it goes back to the questions you all have been asking. if we have fewer schools

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