Muhammad Mahdi Nasrallah, the son of Hassan Nasrallah, uploaded a new profile picture to his social media accounts in which he wears his father's black turban on his head in a pose similar to that of his father in a past photo.
The Shiite channels are already shaking from the matter and are adding a quote from one of Hassan Nasrallah's speeches:
"إذا اسـتـشـهـد مـنّـا سـيّـد ، قـام سـيّـد"
"If one of us dies a martyr's death, another will rise in his place."
Muhammad Mahdi Nasrallah, the son of Hassan Nasrallah, uploaded a new profile picture to his social media accounts in which he wears his father's black turban on his head in a pose similar to that of his father in a past photo.
The Shiite channels are already shaking from the matter and are adding a quote from one of Hassan Nasrallah's speeches:
"إذا اسـتـشـهـد مـنّـا سـيّـد ، قـام سـيّـد"
"If one of us dies a martyr's death, another will rise in his place."
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