@ummuAish Let's not compare that to this evil that is upon us. Also, didn't the Prophet ﷺ order us to fight against them? To protect the ummah from the kuffar slaughtering it? Did he not fight in Badr where the kuffar were killed and win? Or did he command us to kiss their boots?
“Had they believed in Allah, and in the Prophet (Muhammad ﷺ) and in what has been revealed to him, never would they have taken them (the disbelievers) as Auliya’ (allies, protectors, and helpers).” (5:81)
To offer compromises in an attempt to reclaim even a fraction of the rights unjustly taken from you—particularly at the expense of your deen, such as by normalizing relations with the Yahud or by consenting to the suppression or betrayal of the muwahideen—and to replace the Sharia of Allah is among the gravest forms of kufr and humiliation.
It’s not a source of pride, but rather a deep and shameful disgrace—made even more dishonorable by praising the enemy for such concessions and deluding oneself into believing it’s an act of his generosity.
To forge agreements with an enemy in one corner of the world while, in another, that same enemy drenches the soil with the blood of Muslims is a religious breach of the highest order—an affront to the very core of our shared identity.
Such actions fracture the fundamental truth that this Ummah is one body, united in its suffering, its struggle, and its honor.
It’s both shameful and treacherous to witness the spectacle of the Taghout Trump, who—along with his nation—arms and shields the butchers of Gaza, being welcomed with pomp and grandeur in the land of the Two Holy Mosques, the heart of the Muslim Ummah and the supposed land of Tawheed.
Red carpets were rolled out and treasures were laid at his feet, even as the cries of the oppressed echoed unanswered.
In contrast, the Messenger ﷺ, in a position of far greater weakness than Muslims are today, sent a letter to the mightiest superpower of his time with a tone of ‘izzah. "If you accept Islam, you will be safe," he declared.
Such was his unshakable confidence in Allah's truth, a confidence that transcended worldly power. His example is a powerful reminder that our strength does not lie in alliances with oppressors, but in our unwavering trust in Allah and our adherence to His commands.
Ahmad Musa Jibril
Dhu al-Qi'dah 16, 1446
@marutheyoa @AffanJau It's mandatory for our kids to ATTEND a school here where they force music, free mixing, un-islamic uniform, nationalism on every child. The younger generation hardly know the basics of Islam and hardly anything about 'certain topics' in our Sharia.
@marutheyoa @AffanJau -Special ministry for Islam *just existing*
- Name one sheik from the fatwa council that actually stood up for the ummah. Shirk, Jihad, Democracy, man made laws, taqhut etc are a bunch of topics that they avoid talking about.
Being Islam by name is not smthn to be happy about
@marutheyoa @AffanJau - Making Islam a compulsory subject is a deeply planned propaganda to brainwash the young minds on the wrong aqeeda.
- Implementing parts of Sharia in a man made law doesn't make is praiseworthy. Making and implementing a man made law that contradicts Islam makes them Tawaqit.
@marutheyoa @AffanJau "As per constitution" But even in the constitution Islam is Not practiced.
Having a mosque in every island is not an identification of the faith of the residents
"98% IDENTIFYS as Muslims" says a lot
Islam IS being criticized publicly, and they are shipped off in high security.
Umar ibn al-Khattab (رضي الله عنه) said:
“If you see your brother slipping, correct him, and do not abandon him. For helping a brother in his faith is a duty upon you.”
#OneUmmah#AssylumNow
Why be so arrogant about a trust Allah has allowed us to inherit for a fixed term? The earth belongs to Allah, who are we to enact laws and oust muslims seeking refuge here?
Narrated `Abdullah bin `Umar:
Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "A Muslim is a brother of another Muslim. So he should neither oppress him nor hand him over to an oppressor. And whoever fulfilled the needs of his brother, Allah will fulfill his needs."
Sahih al-Bukhari, 6951