Update- We dont need your protection.

 Emirati billionaire Khalaf Al Habtoor has sharply criticised US Senator Lindsey Graham after the American lawmaker called on Gulf states to join military operations against Iran alongside the United States and Israel.

In a lengthy post on the social media platform X, Al Habtoor rejected any Gulf participation in the conflict, arguing that the region is already paying the price for decisions taken without consulting Arab states.

Graham made the remarks during media interviews following a closed congressional briefing, where he urged Gulf countries to become more actively involved in military action against Iran. He argued that Iranian attacks on countries such as Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia could prompt Washington’s Arab allies to take a stronger role in the confrontation.

The senator also said that the United States “will not fight alone in the Middle East”, noting that arms sales to Gulf countries form part of broader strategic alliances.

Al Habtoor responded by criticising what he described as foreign pressure on regional states to join the conflict.

“We know perfectly well why we are being attacked, and we also know who dragged the entire region into this dangerous escalation without consulting its allies,” he wrote.

The Emirati businessman said Gulf countries do not need outside protection and warned against risking the lives of people in the region in a wider war.

“Nothing is more precious than the lives of our sons, and no alliance is worth risking them,” he said, adding: “We don’t need your protection… all we want from you is to keep your hands off us.”

Al Habtoor also criticised the role of the global arms trade, describi

ng weapons sales as a major business rather than a form of protection, and argued that conflicts in the region benefit the international arms industry.

He further accused Graham of prioritising Israeli interests over those of the American public, saying the region’s countries seek peace and stability and prefer diplomatic solutions rather than military escalation.

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20260310-emirati-billionaire-rebukes-us-senator-over-call-for-gulf-states-to-join-war-with-iran/

Sayyiduna Ja'far RA

 This is the tomb of Sayyiduna Ja'far, the cousin of Rasūlallāh ﷺ and the elder brother of Sayyiduna 'Ali. There were 5 people in Makkah who physically looked like the Prophet ﷺ and Sayyiduna Ja'far was one of them. With love in his heart and joy in his heart, the Beloved ﷺ told him, 'You resemble me physically and in your character.' 

He was from the first migrants in Islam who traveled to Habasha so they could practice the religion without oppression. It was Sayyiduna Ja'far who recited the Quran to the King of Habasha and presented Islam to him without distortion, fear or any inferiority. The Muslims were never ashamed of their religion and they never watered it down to please others.  Sayyiduna Ja'far was later martyred in Mutah whilst piercing through the Byzantine army in modern day Jordan whilst carrying the banner of Islam. Sayyiduna Jibril informed Rasūlallāh ﷺ whilst he was still in Madinah and it was one of the hardest moments of his blessed life. He wept and told his Sahaba that he had seen Sayyiduna Ja'far flying in paradise with the angels. رضي الله عنه

Closing the Borders

 The United Arab Emirates has officially prohibited the United States from using its sovereign airspace for any military operations directed against Iran. This decisive move underscores the UAE’s strategic priority to avoid being drawn into a direct regional conflict that could threaten its national security and economic infrastructure.

By closing its skies to offensive sorties, Abu Dhabi is asserting its neutrality and distancing itself from the U.S.-led "Operation Epic Fury," which has seen a massive increase in aerial strikes since late February. This policy shift presents a significant logistical hurdle for U.S. Central Command, which has long relied on regional basing for tactical flexibility.

The denial of airspace access follows reports that several Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, are also re-evaluating their security cooperation with Washington to prevent domestic retaliation. Iranian officials have previously warned that any nation facilitating strikes against their territory would be viewed as a legitimate military target.

Historically, the UAE has balanced a close security partnership with the U.S. while maintaining complex trade ties with Iran. This current diplomatic friction reflects a broader trend among Gulf monarchies seeking to prioritize regional de-escalation over traditional Western-aligned military intervention.

As the "Second Iran War" intensifies, the international community is closely watching how this lack of regional cooperation will impact the efficiency of U.S. carrier strike groups operating in the Persian Gulf. The UAE's stance may encourage other neighbors to adopt similar "closed-door" policies to safeguard their own borders.

The new leader or Iran

The son seems even tougher than the father. Even after losing his parents and siblings, he hasn’t broken down at all; rather, his determination appears to have grown several times stronger.

The son of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Mojtaba Khamenei, said:

“I want to wage a tough war against those who brutally killed my father. For this, I need the support of Muslims all over the world.

I hope my Muslim brothers will stand by my side. And I will end this war only after punishing the killers of my father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.”

His words, along with his leadership over the past few days, make it seem that a hero’s son often grows up to be a hero as well—never a coward, and sometimes even many times stronger. 💪

Tony Blair - Illegal Invasion

 Enter Tony Blair,forever tied to the "illegal" invasion of Iraq, now serving on Donald Trump’s "Board of Peace."

 Watching him use that platform to lecture Keir Starmer for not immediately backing Trump's strikes on Iran is a level of hypocrisy that’s hard to fathom.

​And Keir Starmer. 

A former human rights lawyer complicit in genocide, attempting to walk a "middle path" by allowing British bases to be used for "defensive" strikes.

In reality of course, it's Iran who are the only ones trying to defend themselves. 

It’s the 2003 playbook all over again, just with a fresh coat of 2026 paint.

​It's no"Special Relationship," its just one generation of the Labour right passing the torch of interventionism to the next. Either way, the script remains the same, a US President demands loyalty, and a British PM finds a way to provide the infrastructure for an illegal war.

Ar - Rawda

 Ar-Rawha is a valley located outside Madinah, a place already rich with prophetic history — it was here that the Prophet (PBUH) and his companions rested on their way to Badr, and where seventy Prophets are said to have prayed before him. Yet one of its most profound distinctions is still to come. The Prophet (PBUH) said: "By the One in Whose hand is my soul, the son of Maryam will certainly enter ihraam in the valley of Ar-Rawha, as a pilgrim performing Hajj or Umrah, or both." [Sahih Muslim 1252a] After his descent to Earth near the end of times, Prophet Isa (A.S.) will pass through this very valley — a land that has witnessed the footsteps of Prophets across the ages, and will witness them once more.