Misbah Institute

Imam Husayn's stand at Karbala was more than a moment in history—it is an enduring call to humanity. He chose dignity over submission, truth over comfort, and justice over silence. His sacrifice teaches us that resisting oppression is not measured by the likel…

More troubling is the growing attempt to desensitize and politically isolate the Shiite sect from the national fabric, as though security, dignity, and sovereignty can be divided along communal lines. History shows the opposite: expansionist regimes interpret…

The warning that many dismissed decades ago by Imam Moussa Al Sadr is unfolding before our eyes. Expansionist projects by the Zionist occupation do not stop at a border, a village, or a temporary military objective. They advance when met with denial, hesitatio…

The message of Imam Hussein (as) was never meant to remain confined to history. Every age has its own Karbala: wars that devastate innocent lives, injustice that goes unchallenged, truth that is sacrificed for convenience, and divisions that weaken communities…

On Eid al-Ghadir, we honor Imam Ali—the symbol of faith, justice, and noble character. As the poet wrote, “My loyalty is to Ali; beyond that, I care not where the world may drift.” A love rooted not in blind devotion, but in conviction, virtue, and unwavering…

On May 25th 2000, after 18 years of occu*pation that began with the Isr*aeli Zio*nist 1982 invasion of Lebanon, the world watched the last Isr*aeli Zio*nist soldier flee southern Lebanon under the cover of night. The occu*pation that was meant to break the wil…

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People in Lebanon return to their villages today not because it is safe, but because it is theirs. They know that danger is constant, not hypothetical. And still, they go back. To be indigenous to a place is not only to live on it, but to be bound to it in his…