" How I Became Hezbollahi "

**baradar_jackson** · May 12, 2011

(bismillah)

Everyone who matters in the world is hezbollahi.

Seyyed Ali Khamenei, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Norman Finkelstein... All of these people are AWESOME, and it's because they are hezbollahi.

But each hezbollahi has his/her own personal story as to how they became hezbollahi.

Some of these stories are interesting. Most of them are lame and taqiyya-heavy.

Either way, I want all hezbollahis to share their personal stories of how they became a hezbollahi in this very thread.

By posting, you are giving me the legal right to use this some day in a book entitled "Hezbollahis of Another Path."

So share your stories!

Baradar Jackson's story:

Jackson was from a family of EX-most hardcore hezbollahis who became deviated and secularized as he was growing up.

His family did not dispose of the hezbollahi books they had accumulated through years of being hezbollahi.

Jackson read aforementioned books when they were not around to see, and thought it was a good idea to become hezbollahi.

Ya Ali

habib e najjaar · May 12, 2011

:yaali:

:lol: Keep em coming people

My Story:

A ShiaChat member from the golden era of SC, after observing my general leanings and mannerisms declared me an honorary Hizbullahi Jnoobiyyah from Bint Jbeil

B) Thats about it.

**baradar_jackson** · May 12, 2011

Looks like somebody needs to share their story...

imaan=faith · May 12, 2011

(bismillah)

salam Alaikum

Nice topic...thanks

My story:

when I was a teenager, I used to recite Quran but I didn't love Hizbullahy people...so the Quran made me going to our local mosque and that was the start ...

so on talkif age, a wonderful Hizbullahi young man, who is gonna be a great scholar and He is an Imam, Helped me so much and I fall in his love and by that way I started loving our religion and saying my prayers on time.

so after 6 years, now I'm studying both in Howza and university and I'd become an Imam soon inshallah.;)

Edited May 12, 2011 by imaan=faith

mehdi soldier · May 12, 2011

On 5/12/2011 at 4:06 AM, baradar_jackson said:

Looks like somebody needs to share their story...

is bro ther Nader against Hezbollah?

**beardedbaker** · May 12, 2011

(bismillah) (salam)

TCS (aka me), a 3rd generation iraqi resistance (currently exiled, soon to return insha'Allah).

History: 1st generation (ulema) lead 1920s resistance against the british cancer occupying our land,

2nd generation (ulema and others) facilitated, financed and advised Islamic Revolution Leader(s), and early resistance in Lebanon (Beqqa' valley).

Sole supporter of WF/HizbAllah, other's preferred the ''quiet non-political shi'a / collaboration with the enemy / we just want peace and quiet'' groups.

(wasalam)

dejavu · May 12, 2011

ASA - Bismillah

I became a Hezbollah supporter during the 2006 war. I had no prior knowledge of them pre 2006. I am a huge fan and I havent seen a more moral. ethical leader in the Shia world than Seyyid Hassan Nasrallah. May he crush zionism to dust and Inshallah the ultimate victory is his. Praise be to Allah for the Islamic Resistance.

Edited May 12, 2011 by dejavu

Nader Zaveri · May 12, 2011

(salam)

(bismillah)

On 5/12/2011 at 4:06 AM, baradar_jackson said:

Looks like somebody needs to share their story...

Talk about taking things out of context.

My Story:

I was young and impressionable. And I was swayed by my local center who are hardcore about WF and Hezbullaahi people. (When I say hardcore about WF I mean hardcore. If you are not a WF supporter, you do not speak at the center).

(salam)

Master Chief · May 12, 2011

:yaali:
:lol: Keep em coming people
My Story:
A ShiaChat member from the golden era of SC, after observing my general leanings and mannerisms declared me an honorary Hizbullahi Jnoobiyyah from Bint Jbeil
B) Thats about it.

The golden era of SC seems like a distant memory now. I miss those days.

habib e najjaar · May 12, 2011

The golden era of SC seems like a distant memory now. I miss those days.

+1 :no:

**baradar_jackson** · May 12, 2011

The golden era of SC seems like a distant memory now. I miss those days.

MAFHJ wasn't a member back then, therefore it wasn't a true golden age.

**Hameedeh** · May 12, 2011

(bismillah)

(salam)

[For those who don't know, I am American and my husband is Iranian. We live in the US.]

Hameedeh's story: My husband was usooli from birth, and when he was mature he became enghelabi. He is the only person still alive in his family who is enghelabi, so he was desperately looking for an intelligent wife. :angel: Through coaxing I quickly became enghelabi, too. :wub: A Lebanese brother we knew had to go through US airport security every time he came back from visiting family in Lebanon. They would ask him if he was hezbollahi and he would deny it. One time this Lebanese brother was overseas and he "missed speaking with" my husband, so he picked up the phone and called us in the middle of the night. So my husband asked him, "Are you calling from Lebanon?" He said, "No, I'm calling from Bekka Valley." :lol: At that very moment, ipso facto we became hezbollahi, according to agents tapping our house phone. We did not have mobile phones at that time.

MAFHJ · May 12, 2011

Salaam,

My Story: Fitra.

Abu'l Khattab · May 12, 2011

I was a hezbollahi once, buttoning up every button, long sleeves, pants only, no shorts, lifting my head in Hezbollahi pride, praising Hasan Nasrallah as a lion. I still dress like a Hezbollahi even if I don't like their leader.

Nima · May 12, 2011

I was a hezbollahi once, buttoning up every button, long sleeves, pants only, no shorts, lifting my head in Hezbollahi pride, praising Hasan Nasrallah as a lion. I still dress like a Hezbollahi even if I don't like their leader.

Whaaaat....

Can you give us good reason why you dont like Hassan Nasarallah?

Edited May 12, 2011 by Nima

Abu'l Khattab · May 12, 2011

Whaaaat....
Can you give us good reason why you dont like Hassan Nasarallah?

Lol, I've said it about 20 times on the forum and I'm not going to say it again.

**.InshAllah.** · May 12, 2011

''Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him a Jew, Christian or polytheist''

- Inshaallah [ra]

:yaali:

yes i'm joking

**Ruh.Mujarad** · May 12, 2011

''Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him a Jew, Christian or polytheist''
- Inshaallah [ra]

This hadith is weak due to the unreliability of the narrator :squeez:. It has been, however, narrated through a stronger chain with slight change in the context:

''Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him an Akhbari, Shaykhi or Malang"

- Imami_Ali [ra] @)

Salaam,
My Story: Fitra.

+1

Edited May 12, 2011 by Imami_ali

muhammad_follower · May 13, 2011

All your hadiths are weak, they have fabricating pathological liars in their chains. The correct SAHEEH version is:

"Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him an Akhbari, Wahabi, or Polythiest"

muhammad_follower [ra]

June 2006 victory against Israel - made me Shia, few months later became Hizbullahi

**baradar_jackson** · May 13, 2011

On 5/12/2011 at 6:13 PM, .InshAllah. said:

''Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him a Jew, Christian or polytheist''

- Inshaallah [ra]

:yaali:

yes i'm joking

On 5/12/2011 at 6:51 PM, Imami_ali said:

This hadith is weak due to the unreliability of the narrator :squeez:. It has been, however, narrated through a stronger chain with slight change in the context:

''Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him an Akhbari, Shaykhi or Malang"

- Imami_Ali [ra] @)

+1

On 5/12/2011 at 7:06 PM, muhammad_follower said:

All your hadiths are weak, they have fabricating pathological liars in their chains. The correct SAHEEH version is:

"Every man is born a hezbullahi, but it is his parents that make him an Akhbari, Wahabi, or Polythiest"

muhammad_follower [ra]

June 2006 victory against Israel - made me Shia, few months later became Hizbullahi

STOP IT. STOP IT with this nonsensical Akhbari style debating.

Who cares which of these aHaaDeeth is truly authentic? They all have the same basic message: it is the fitrah of the human being to be hezboshhaytani. We are ALL hezboshhaytani.

Habib e Najjar has narrated from a number of our people of whom one is MAFHJ who narrated from thecontentedself who narrated from Hameedeh who narrated from Ibn Abdullah who narrated from velayat2011 who narrated from Trailblazer who narrated from Orion who narrated from MutaaKing who narrated from Max Isaac ((عليه السلام)) who has said the following:

"Whoever does not love this face, is not from us."

-SeeKeR- · May 13, 2011

The 2006 war prompted me to study Hezbollah and hear speeches by Hassan Nasrullah and it was instant love....

**.InshAllah.** · May 13, 2011

STOP IT. STOP IT with this nonsensical Akhbari style debating.
Who cares which of these aHaaDeeth is truly authentic? They all have the same basic message: it is the fitrah of the human being to be hezboshhaytani. We are ALL hezboshhaytani.
Habib e Najjar has narrated from a number of our people of whom one is MAFHJ who narrated from thecontentedself who narrated from Hameedeh who narrated from Ibn Abdullah who narrated from velayat2011 who narrated from Trailblazer who narrated from Orion who narrated from MutaaKing who narrated from Max Isaac (a.s) who has said the following:
"Whoever does not love this face, is not from us."

Well I think that settles it

habib e najjaar · May 13, 2011

LABAYK YA NASRALLAH!!!

:yaali:

Al-Englisi · May 14, 2011

Salaam,
My Story: Fitra.

thats some montazeri reasoning right there! lol

shahid123 · May 14, 2011

SHN.........

**Marbles** · May 14, 2011

Habib e Najjar has narrated from a number of our people of whom one is MAFHJ who narrated from thecontentedself who narrated from Hameedeh who narrated from Ibn Abdullah who narrated from velayat2011 who narrated from Trailblazer who narrated from Orion who narrated from MutaaKing who narrated from Max Isaac (a.s) who has said the following:
"Whoever does not love this face, is not from us."

The hadith is maudoo`. Most of the raavis are known by their contemporaries to exaggerate truth. :P

Edited May 14, 2011 by Marbles

**Aabiss_Shakari** · May 14, 2011

The hadith is maudoo`. Most of the raavis are known by their contemporaries to exaggerate truth. :P

(bismillah)

(salam)

I became Hezbollahi by obligatory precaution...

(wasalam)

S.hassan · October 29, 2011

Becoming a Hezbollahi was the best thing that ever happened to me, no one dresses better than us!

Edited October 29, 2011 by S.hassan

Maula Dha Mallang · October 30, 2011

im a close friend with some of his inner bodyguards, and know very very VERY well the person in shaam who looks after sayyed hassan when he and his boys visit zainabia for arba'een (we are doing a welfare project together).

i have been in the room where they store their machine guns before going to ziarat. i know that last year bani assad sent a helicopter for sayyed hassan, and both sayyed hassan and ahmedinejad were guests at bani assads house over arba'een.

beat that, barader. im not even supporter of WF and i know/ do more than you :P

for the FBI/CIA: everything i said is fake. its all a lie. im showing off online.

**baradar_jackson** · October 30, 2011

im a close friend with some of his inner bodyguards, and know very very VERY well the person in shaam who looks after sayyed hassan when he and his boys visit zainabia for arba'een (we are doing a welfare project together).
i have been in the room where they store their machine guns before going to ziarat. i know that last year bani assad sent a helicopter for sayyed hassan, and both sayyed hassan and ahmedinejad were guests at bani assads house over arba'een.
beat that, barader. im not even supporter of WF and i know/ do more than you :P
for the FBI/CIA: everything i said is fake. its all a lie. im showing off online.

Who cares who you know?

Hassan Khomeini knows the Leader very well.

But I would never trade my position for his, because he is politically ignorant and has an incorrect ideology.

Maula Dha Mallang · October 30, 2011

*shrugs* its just interesting how you judge who is "hezbollahi" based on nothing at all, but cant accept that a real hezbollahi is nothing as your imagination tells you they should be :)

MDM: breaking moulds since 2001 B)

**-Enlightened** · December 27, 2011

For me, being hezbollahi has nothing to do with the marja' I follow or the country I support..Being hezbollahi only shows that If Imam Mahdi was to reappear , I would be ready to sacrifice myself for him.

Waiting for HIM · December 27, 2011

Just love to see the face of Satan smitten every time they mess with Hizb. And then I open my canary of wine and give myself up in celebration - Rumi

Awaiting_for_the12th · December 27, 2011

I grew up in an environment where everything was hezbollahi. Growing up in pakistan, we had pictures of Aya. Khomenei in every room. My mother was a lecturer, my dad met Aya. Khomenei after revolution, my uncles dont leave house without their scarf, my aunts have studied in Qom with the same ideology. My friends are hezbullahi, my everyday interactions is with people who stand for revolution, so for me i have always been like this.

Ali Musaaa :) · December 27, 2011

Salaam Brothers and sisters.

I'm a little confused, would someone be able to explain to me what a "hezbollahi" is? I've never heard of any of this before but now really interested to know what it is haha :P

Wasalaam :)

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