Friday, August 14, 2026

25 Years After 9/11

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This is Dearborn, Michigan, America, only 25 years after 9/11.

As an Iranian who suffered imprisonment under the ayatollahs occupying my beautiful country, I fight against this ideology not only to free Iran but also to preserve Western civilization.

Maybe you don’t understand the message...

Be informed, not misled.

Hundreds of thousands of Muslims crowd the streets to celebrate Islam in America.


Posted on X by Darya Safai.

This crowd is trying to send a message by displaying its power. But if you don’t understand, just know that our country, Persia, was conquered by this ideology. After our country was conquered, we no longer even had the right to practice our own culture and religion, Zoroastrianism. So we know their tactics of intimidation through displays of power. This is the first time they have done something like this, even in Dearborn. Know that the regime of the ayatollahs will fight America not only in the Persian Gulf but also through its Shia army inside the country.

Now there is a high chance that Michigan will have the first Muslim senator in the United States.

They are infiltrating politics everywhere in the world with the help of Muslims and also dark-red communists who believe they can change the system through so-called socialist politicians. It is naïve, because under an Islamic system everyone loses the most basic human rights.

Do you really think this crowd believes in equality between men and women?

As a Persian, I have warned many times about how our beloved Iran has suffered under this dangerous ideology. We are trying to save Iran from the ayatollahs. Please don’t let them change the Western countries.

According to the Jewish Chronicle, in 2025, Belgian intelligence had to launch investigations into an active plot by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to kidnap Safai because she expresses her opposition to Iran's Islamic regime and its radical ideologies.

A Belgian MP has revealed a plot by the Islamic Republic to kidnap her, 25 years after she escaped an Iranian prison and fled the country.

The Chronicle says, "Darya Safai, who has long been a vocal supporter of Israel and critic of the Iranian regime, said she received a call from the police last week alerting her to the abduction plans. Speaking to the JC, Safai said the officer told her: 'We have received some news about a plan to take you from Turkey and to bring you to the Islamic Republic of Iran. You should absolutely not travel to any countries near Iran'."

When the police found out Safai wasn’t in Belgium, they frantically asked her where she was.

Thankfully, she wasn’t in Turkey. She was on the other side of the Atlantic, in California.

She explained: "The Islamic Republic found that I am trouble for them. They want to bring me to Iran. They want to take me as a hostage like they have done to several people before me."

The rest of the story.

There is no question that Muslims are coming to America and settling in certain places in order to concentrate their political power.

And the Democrat Party is now aligning itself with them and their Islamic views and agenda.

Political action is certainly one way we must respond to this. But politics is not the only way to address what's happening.

There is a more powerful way.

Meanwhile,  some Christian ex-Muslims decided to go to Dearborn to reach out with the good news of Jesus Christ. Former Muslim Shahriq Khan told CBN News about why he led a group of more than 100 trained evangelists to the Muslim parade to preach the gospel. 

Khan is a Christian apologist who argues that while many view the growth of Islam in Dearborn through a political or fearful POV, Christians should approach the community with a "missionary lens" focused on God's plan for redemption.

Khan and his team use respectful conversation and biblical reasoning rather than confrontation, offering free literature and comparative studies to discuss the history of God and the Messiah.

"We're going in there without megaphones. We're going in there not to scream at people. We're going there to listen, to learn, to build relationships, to disciple Muslims, and to eventually win Dearborn to Christ," he said.

Khan emphasizes a "systematic deconstruction" of Islamic beliefs by referencing Old Testament scripture, aiming to build relationships and disciple individuals rather than simply winning arguments. 

"I am quite literally loving and biblically deconstructing people's deepest beliefs in Islam right in front of them, showing them how the Torah is all about Christ," he said. "Our Muslim neighbors deserve to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ communicated in truth and love."

Takeaway

CBN reported this earlier:

Amid talk of a broader war in the Middle East, there is also news that a Jesus Revolution may be underway.

An unprecedented number of Muslims are choosing to follow Christ, especially in Iran as people search for a better life.

Iranians are growing tired of the ayatollahs and a nation led by the empty promises of their Islamic theocracy. An anonymous internal poll found that 80% now prefer a democratic government, and many are leaving Islam.

"You have a country with one of the highest drug addiction rates in the world. You have a country where corruption runs rampant. You have a country where more than half the people live below the poverty line," explained Todd Nettleton of The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM). 

And the people of Iran are looking at this, and they are saying, 'Wait a minute. If this is what Islam has brought us in the last 45 years, we're not interested. We want to know what the other options are."

According to Nettleton, Vice President of Messaging at VOM, the faith option many are choosing is Jesus, with at least a million Muslims reportedly leaving Islam for Christianity.

So, how is the regime reacting to this, with a reported 50,000 of the country's 75,000 mosques now closed?

They are not happy.

"This is not something that is making the regime happy. And, really, in many ways, they are seeking to solidify their power and to crush any kind of dissent," Nettleton said. "We have heard multiple stories this year of Bible study, a home church being raided. Everyone there is photographed; everyone there is questioned. But then the leader of the meeting is held on to. They are arrested. They are detained; they're put in prison."

Be Informed. Be Discerning. Be Vigilant. Be Faithful. Be Prayerful.