Speech on Palestinian Resistance and Faith

When the women stood defending the Prophet, peace be upon him

he did not stop or drive them away. Rather, Nusaybah stood firm.

The men left, and Nusaybah remained around the Prophet, fighting

and defending him.

Love, guidance, minarets, and domes,

and blood flows for its soil.

It flows.

These are Jerusalem's stones and its surroundings.

Palestine, the Levant. The Prophet, peace be upon him, received them

differently from all other faces. "Why, O Messenger of God, do you receive them?"

"What is it about these people?" He said, "These are the ones who will bear the banner on the Day of

Judgment."

He said, "I entrust them to your care." And the Messenger of God's injunction,

peace be upon him. And I always say, whenever I hear something from the Prophet,

peace be upon him, I say,

"O Messenger of God, God willing, your injunction is being upheld."

You are the soldiers who fulfill the Messenger of God's injunction, peace be upon

him.

God is greatest. God gave blood for

sacrifice.

Jerusalem is the bride, and blood is her dowry.

Today, longing joins with

sacrifice, and the caravans of martyrs

are verses of loyalty.

We tell the enemy, "We are coming with our weapons."

With our strength, our principles, our creed, with all our might,

nothing will stop us. We will cross the borders and return to our land.

Nothing will deter us from this. This work and this

training are but the first step,

God willing, toward being, God willing, in the field of

liberation.

This is a procession stretching

from the land of pride

to

the sky.

The martyr's light. The martyr's

light.

It gladdens the sky,

a joy to our eyes.

The موعد of our victory.

And a sail of awareness, how many

commandments.

This blood is like ripe fruit

in every land,

a bomb.

Take me to Al-Aqsa, steeped

in blood. Take me, let me offer my soul

to protect the homeland. Take me to

Al-Aqsa, steeped in blood.

Take me, let me offer my soul to protect

the homeland. Jerusalem called out in

our hearts, its echo. Who

will answer? Who will repel the criminals?

Who will restore glory above it?

We remain faithful to our covenant with the Messenger of God, bearing his banner

and taking pride in his words. God willing, we are likewise, O

Messenger of God, faithful to the covenant.

O heart parted from the one it loved.

This is a bitter farewell we will never

forget. But

in accordance with your commandments, we say

only what pleases God.