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ندعو الله أن يمنحكم السلام

Salam there is no problem for entering to Iran ; which you can travel twice a year an for a total of up to three months without joining to the Iran's military service or paying to Iran's government . https://avije.org/leaving-the-country-without-a-military-card/ for further information if you have wanted to stay longer without restriction which maybe needs joining to Iran's military paying to government which under some conditions by help of a lawyer you can receive "Service completion card" but it needs that you find a trustworthy lawyer by help of your relatives in Iran after traveling to Iran . https://safarmarket.com/blog/exit-rules-without-military-service-completion-card https://irantahsil.org/استعلام-وضعیت-نظام-وظیفه-با-کد-ملی-و-سخا/ https://farnamtb.com/قوانین-مشمولین-سربازی/ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/مهاجرت-بدون-کارت-پایان-خدمت-hermes-apply

Salam. You asked this question a few years ago. Two years of compulsory military service in Iran starts at age 18, and you are close to 31 years old now, so not in the age range for boot camp. @Ashvazdanghe Is Iran still asking for people who missed military service to pay a huge fine?

I hope this time Lebanon close their border because the Sunnis in Tripoli are pro Joulani, I’m worried the Syrians who are pro Joulani might start fitna in Lebanon.

إنا لله و إنا اليه راجعون May Allah grant all the Shiite Muslims patience, perseverance and steadfastness because worse days are coming with the great fitna of the second sufyani in the offing. May hasten the emergence of the Imam of our time (عليه السلام). Ameen.

The Lebanese Christians I observed were all pro Israel and viciously anti Muslim. They must have been kataeb supporters then, the minority with a megaphone. If anything, it should be clear to any Christian in the Levant that the only people who can protect them and guarantee their religious freedom are the Shia. Although I don't know where exactly they were from, a revert sister who lives in taqiyyah was saying that her Sunni family was jubilant when they killed Sayyid Nasrallah (rh). This was the reaction of all the Sunnis she knows. They were feasting, making merry and celebrating his death, and the atmosphere around her had become so toxic that she nearly had a breakdown. So I have my reasons to be wary of them. This certainly appears to be the case with their leaders, the ones who control their politics. Look at what their leader Jumblatt has been saying. He has been calling for the neutralizing of Hezbollah and normalizing with Israel for a long time now. Alhamdulillah.

Lebanon has a confessional system of government, which means that the Christians and Sunnis are influential in the state apparatus way beyond their demographic strength. The Christians look back to the Roman Empire and Mandatory Lebanon under France with nostalgia, when they were the privileged elite. The Maronite Christian Fascist Phalangists are notoriously pro-Israel, hateful of Muslims and especially Shia, and pro Israel. The collaborated with the IOF in perpetrating the Sabra and Shatilla massacres during the Lebanese Civil War, and ever since the Shia rose as a power in Lebanon under Sayyid Muda Sadr (rh), they have fought with Amal and Hezbollah regularly. The Sunnis look back to the Ottoman Lebanon, when they were the privileged elite, with nostalgia, and are deeply hateful, resentful and jealous of the rise of the Shia in as a powerful political and military force. They tried everything, from inviting Saudi influence to other shenanigans in order to stem the Shia influence. Israel has been courting the Sunni Arabs for a long time too. The Shia on the other hand have always been the demographic majority but the persecuted underclass, mostly poor peasants and labourers from the villages. The very thought of equality with the Shia stings the Sunnis and Christians like a venomous hornet and makes them seethe. Then there are the Druze who are a fifth columnist Muslim offshoot like the Bahais and the Qadianis; they are loyal to Israel and have a huge population there, although the Jews treat them like dirt. So it is very possible that they'll both ask for Israeli help against the Lebanese Shia and their party, Hezbollah. What you read in the article might be very true. They have been calling for disarming Hezbollah for ages now.