The Right Side of History Magazine, No. 24

In this issue, as the Arbaeen days arrive, we turn to the martyred Leader's reading of a phenomenon that has no parallel in the modern world — a march of millions that he called the strength of Islam, the force of truth, and the living proof that the blood of Imam Hussain (pbuh) has only grown warmer with the passage of fourteen centuries.

In "Words of Wisdom" and "Word for Word," we revisit his teaching that the seeds of Arbaeen were planted when the message of Karbala, carried by voices that refused to be silenced even in captivity, turned the very courts of the oppressor into a pulpit for the truth and set in motion a movement that now draws humanity from every corner of the world.

In "A Moment with Caravan of Martyrs," we pay tribute to Martyr Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis — a life given entirely to the struggle, from his youth through years of exile to the final battlefield, where decades of unwavering commitment to the Resistance found their completion in a martyrdom shared with his closest companion, General Qasem Soleimani, a bond that not even death could divide.

In "Opinion," we examine the Arbaeen walk as a civilizational counter-narrative — an event that defies the Orientalist portrait of the Muslim world by replacing it with a living display of generosity across ethnic and sectarian lines, where millions are fed and sheltered by hosts who compete for the privilege of serving, and where the Western model of self-interest is met with a quiet but overwhelming alternative.

"You dedicated your whole life to the defense of truth. Your absence is an open wound, but through your sacrifice you paved the way to a great awakening. We will never leave you, son of Hussain." A message of love and allegiance sent to the martyred Leader.