Nasser Al-Dhaibani, the certainty of the knower and the reassurance of the victor

Then the knight who kept sowing fear in the hearts of his lovers dismounted every time, mounted the back of difficulties and went on to embark on his unique adventures himself. It was not his first death, nor was it the first news of his martyrdom, but every time he returned waving that: They will not pass.

He is the son of his ideas, beliefs and ambitions in which he believed, then saddled his horse with them on the long journey of struggle and went on, determined to fight the Persian thought before fighting its existence and its arms extending here and there. The rifle was not the only weapon on the road.

He is the son of the idea, and the idea is the seed of freedom that produces heroes who bequeath generations of heroes after them, sons of the same idea, the sure bullet to blow up the skull of darkness forever. This bullet that never left his pocket even when his supplies ran out, and he continued to carry it like a prophet carrying a message from heaven and preaching it.

When the 1948 revolution failed and its revolutionaries were executed, the martyr Jamal Jamil stood before his execution with the reassurance of a victor and the certainty of a knower. He saw the idea as a spirit taking shape and pulsating, and then soon becoming the first runner in the freedom marathon. The same idea is the longest-lived and most steadfast in the land of confrontations.

The martyr Nasser Al-Dhaibani stood with the same reassurance and certainty before his martyrdom, affirming that whenever a hero dismounted, other heroes would come after him, because he was aware of his planting, fully aware that it might be delayed, but it would inevitably give birth to a great victory with the greatness of the sacrifices and giving.

Mercy and eternity to his soul and the souls of the martyrs before and after.

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