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If we want to prove anything to a Shia (our ourself), we have to use Shia books for reference. 
If we want to prove something to a Sunni then we should use Sunni books as reference. 

Imagine yourself in this situation: What would you do to a person who slapped your Mother and broke her ribs her, and put a rope on your father's neck. 
Forgive me if the scenario hurt your feelings. 

That is Aa'mal of Shab e Qadr. We place Quran on our heads, recite mentioned duas and beseech Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى through Him and Holy infallibles. 
http://www.duas.org/mobile/ramadan-laylatul-qadr.html

Iran should strike hard. They cannot finish zionism but they can shake them. Target their infrastructures. 
Also, Iran need to up their game in terms of intelligence. Assassination on our soil by foreign power is embarrassing. If the news I read is correct, then finding an Israel affiliated drone manufacturing facility near Tehran is another low.
Strike hard, bring them to the table. Involve Hazbollah, Hamas, Houthis at once. 
Ground invasion is difficult since they do not share the borders. 

Iran should strike hard. They cannot finish zionism but they can shake them. Target their infrastructures. 
Also, Iran need to up their game in terms of intelligence. Assassination on our soil by foreign power is embarrassing. If the news I read is correct, then finding an Israel affiliated drone manufacturing facility near Tehran is another low.
Strike hard, bring them to the table. Involve Hazbollah, Hamas, Houthis at once. 
Ground invasion is difficult since they do not share the borders. 

As @RiseOrDie says, Iran needs to hit them harder, not just a few hundred missiles otherwise they aren't going to calm down. 

I sincerely hope that this gets de-escalated quickly. Only common people suffers. War is not good for either country. 
Also, Pakistan needs to understand that they should stop breeding terrorists on their soil or this will keep repeating. Such things seriously hampers nation's progress and its citizen's well being. 

That's called as collateral damage which is very sad. Do not expect Pakistani government to come forward and announce how many 'terrorists' were killed. Women and children deaths are reported most of the time to gather sympathy. 

I sincerely hope that this gets de-escalated quickly. Only common people suffers. War is not good for either country. 
Also, Pakistan needs to understand that they should stop breeding terrorists on their soil or this will keep repeating. Such things seriously hampers nation's progress and its citizen's well being. 

@mahmood8726 The fact that India has specifically refrained from hitting Pakistani military targets suggests that the strike on the mosque was indeed an error; under the circumstances India would have little or nothing to gain by deliberately seeking out civilian targets, much less highly visible ones. (Incidentally, Indian restraint also argues against a near-term assault on Iran; otherwise India would be doing more to militarily coerce Pakistan into doing its bidding.) The Pahalgam incident, therefore, might have been initiated by a third party, although the Indian foreign secretary is now specifically indicting Pakistan. If so, then both sides surely know that the attack was engineered by provocateurs, rather than regional state actors. Perhaps the airstrike on the mosque was also a kind of false flag, designed to sow mistrust between both sides.

That's called as collateral damage which is very sad. Do not expect Pakistani government to come forward and announce how many 'terrorists' were killed. Women and children deaths are reported most of the time to gather sympathy. 

Well, same could be said about gazans. Khamenei shouldn't tweet for them, because Israel is anti-Iran and more gazans are killed when Khamenei tweets. 

I sincerely hope that this gets de-escalated quickly. Only common people suffers. War is not good for either country. 
Also, Pakistan needs to understand that they should stop breeding terrorists on their soil or this will keep repeating. Such things seriously hampers nation's progress and its citizen's well being. 

So far India’s response seems measured, targeting isolated camps rather than critical military-industrial infrastructure. Also, Pakistan is not in a position to escalate further, given its poor economy and domestic instability. I think this episode is a bit similar to the 2019 Pulwama–Balakot incident, as well as the 2008 post-Mumbai standoff.
I doubt that Pakistan ever will. Its support for Wahhabi–Salafi terrorism is both systemic and reflects larger interests. Case in point: Pakistan only began disavowing terrorism—publicly, that is—after 9/11, when the U.S. needed cover for its agenda in Afghanistan. General Musharraf’s regime, on cue, conveniently took many ISI-backed militants into custody. (The U.S., then and now, still needed Pakistan as a wedge vs. regional powers such as Iran.) Nevertheless, Pakistan and its GCC patrons continued to support the terrorists. Most critically, Pakistan continues to foster the ideological basis of sectarianism.

Are you implying that the Pahalgam attack was staged? If so, how, and what is your reasoning? A Kashmiri militant group quickly claimed responsibility, only denying its role three days later—although at first it singled out settlers rather than tourists, interestingly. Had it not been involved, it might have disclaimed responsibility earlier, or at least blamed another force. Pakistan has a history of sponsoring militant factions in Kashmir, on both sides of the line of contact, although in this case both Pakistani officials and the accused are blaming India, noting that the BJP regime has rejected a China-backed proposal for an independent inquiry. So maybe the attack was some sort of false flag, but Pakistan’s actions to date have not lent this thesis much support.
At any rate, the U.S. has clearly lined up on India’s side, and intriguingly, Israel has publicly announced its support for India. A high-level Chinese official is signalling that China is prepared to respond militarily to a full-scale India–Pakistan war, implicitly blaming the U.S.’s trade war for the ongoing regional standoff. Russia, meanwhile, has sided with the U.S.–India–Israel axis on the attack, as it continues to be India’s main arms supplier, although the latter has attempted to diversify. At any rate, there are some signs that neither side wants a large-scale conflict, as no source has reported full-scale mobilisation by either India or Pakistan. (Previous altercations have not resulted in a major war either, i.e., that of 2019.)

Imagine yourself in this situation: What would you do to a person who slapped your Mother and broke her ribs her, and put a rope on your father's neck. 
Forgive me if the scenario hurt your feelings. 

People do not understand one thing - Cursing is not a bad thing. Infact it's a part of belief. Your belief is not complete without Tabarrah. 
Allah has cursed in the Holy Qur'an. Ahlulbayt (ams) has cursed their Mukhalifeen at many instances. 
https://shiapen.com/blog/chapter-two-the-obligation-to-love-the-messenger-of-allah-s-and-his-immaculate-household-as
https://shiapen.com/blog/chapter-four-qur-anic-proof-of-bara

Imagine yourself in this situation: What would you do to a person who slapped your Mother and broke her ribs her, and put a rope on your father's neck. 
Forgive me if the scenario hurt your feelings. 

This narrative isn't found in authentic narrations though so the question isn't exactly valid
Even if you believe this,the answer is simple: we will do what the aimmah (عليه السلام) did

Wa alaikum as salam yes, the aimmah (عليه السلام) didn't perform such an act therefore it is not from their teachings. 
 

Iran will not say anything about Ughyurs because China is a friend but they will cry all day for Palestinians because Israel is the enemy. HYPOCRISY. 

I was specifically asking about Sayyed Khamenei. He is posting daily about Gaza and Palestine but not a word on the Momineen of Parachinar. 

If 'Islamic Republic' was against China's crackdown, everyone here would be chanting 'Marg bar Chinese'. Funny how a brother was calling me bias and now himself defending a communist zaalim here. 
May Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) guide us.