Momina 🖋️

PhD. in International Relations, Interested in global politics and Political ideologies

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

It actually died when Operation Polo Happened in Hyderabad in 1948 under the congress government. Why do people always count those days that were difficult for them and not think about others?

[Madiha Raza @RazaMadiha_]

Democracy died when Umar khalid and Sharjeel imam were jailed. It died when Jmi students protesting the CAA were beaten. It died when minorities had to fight for basic rights like the hijab and many more. If you r outraged by lathi charges and tear gas now, you are years too late

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

When the minority (Muslim) was in danger, no opposition leader stood up with them in such a manner and now everyone is showing their sympathy as if they're going to die for this protest.
Muslims always say "sab yaad rakha jaayega" and still walk behind them like sheeps.

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

@Revivalvibzz Junaid bhai is a "good muslim" 🥱

[Ibn Battuta @Ibn___Battuta]

Sonam Wangchuk & CJP “movement” is basically the Congress’s “soft hindutva” version of BJP’s Anna Hajare and its “anti corruption” movement - an ongoing in-house power struggle within Pagan India’s ruling elites.

Muslims participated enthusiastically in Anna’s anti corruption movement and helped install the current fascist govt.

The Prophet ﷺ said,

“The believer is not stung twice from the same hole.”

(Bukhari, Muslim)

Following the prophetic advice, India’s Muslims better stay away from this infighting lest they end up being used as useful idiots by either side for their own political objectives.

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

enough for our death. Our own Sonam Wangchuk (Sharjeel Imam) is still in jail and we were never thought of protesting for him. Sad!

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

Don't forget that Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid are still behind the bars. And education is not an issue for Muslims today rather it's our survival with our "Muslim identity." We are not even privileged enough to raise issues like "education" and "healthcare" as being a Muslim is

[Mr.Haque @faizulhaque95]

लगता है धुरंधर 3 में ही सोनम वांगचुक की सच्चाई बाहर आएगी।

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

"Love and Hate for the sake of Allah" was never present in our society where "love is based on the bond of nationhood". My question is for the Ulema who always preached "ganga Jamuni Tahzeeb, Are you all responsible for such incidents??

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

It is the result of appreciation for those celebrities who are marrying outside the religion whether it's Sonakshi zaheer wedding or Amir Khan's wedding. Glamorizing such marriages is such a big cause of such incidents.

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

This is actually not bhagwa love trap, it's the result of liberal mindset where "choice" comes first before the Hukm of Allah SWT. Why is there no awareness in our houses about not to marry someone who is not a "Muslim"?

[Hate Detector 🔍 @HateDetectors]

A 25-year-old woman’s body was recovered from a paying guest accommodation in Gurgaon’s Sector 55. About 60 km away, a 25-year-old man’s body was found on railway tracks near Gurgaon’s Garhi station. Both were engineers at a Gurgaon-based company. And, separate investigations into the two incidents have brought a chilling crime to light.

Insharah Ayyubi, from Sitapur in Uttar Pradesh, worked as a software engineer at Optum, an international healthcare services company. When repeated calls to her phone went unanswered, Ayyubi’s family members filed a missing complaint at Sector 56 police station.

Police traced her phone’s location to a paying-guest accommodation in Sector 55. This accommodation belonged to Shresth Malik, an artificial intelligence engineer from Bhilai in Chhattisgarh and Ayyubi’s colleague. It was Malik’s body that was found on railway tracks.

At the paying-guest accommodation, neighbours reported hearing nothing unusual. When police forced the locked door open, they found Ayubi’s body in a pool of blood. Preliminary assessments indicated that she had suffered multiple stab wounds and her throat was slit. The condition of the body suggested she had been dead for nearly 24 hours. Police sources said Ayyubi moved her belongings into Malik’s room just three days before the incident.

As the investigation progressed, Gurgaon police found that the Government Railway Police on Saturday found the body of a man from railway tracks near the Garhi station. The body was identified as that of Malik from the phone and documents on him. He was initially thought to have died in an accident, but the investigation into Ayubi’s death suggested that Malik allegedly killed her and then died by suicide.

Malik’s family members had been informed that he died in a train accident and they travelled from Chhattisgarh to Gurugram to claim his body. On Sunday afternoon, when they were on their way to his paying-guest accommodation to collect his belongings, policemen from the Sector 56 police station met and informed them about the shocking findings.

According to police, Malik graduated from NIT Raipur last year and had earlier completed an internship at Samsung before joining Optum. He visited his hometown to celebrate his birthday in early June, and last spoke to his mother on Wednesday. Ayyubi graduated in computer science engineering from Jamia Millia Islamia last year.

Police have not found a suicide note, and said they are yet to establish a motive. “A case of murder has been registered. The probe is underway, and we will be calling the parents of both for detailed questioning,” Sector 56 police station head Inspector Manoj Kumar said.

The Government Railway Police and Sector 56 police are now conducting parallel investigations, scanning CCTV footage and digital footprints to reconstruct their final hours. The bodies have been handed over to the families after autopsy.

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

Why are such movies not welcomed in bollywood??? And what's the reason why Muslim producers and directors are not even touching these topics where a list of massacres happened during congress and BJP both?

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

There is a different version of Islam in the subcontinent and the rest of the world where women can roam around for anything but entering mosques will be a "fitna" for everyone. If someone is really concerned about fitna then he or she should strive to eradicate fitna from root.

[s @sumivibesss]

desi men who build masjids and conveniently forget to build a women's section, what is your contingency plan when it's time for salah and a woman wants to pray? should she pray on the street where anyone can take a video and post it online?

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

The most apologetic argument regarding hijab usually comes from "liberals" where they put hijab in the category of "choice" rather than Islamic obligation!

[Nabiya Khan @nabiyakhan_25]

To tell a Muslim woman in India today that her comfort with the hijab is evidence of living in a "degenerated society" is to direct the analysis at the wrong place. If there is something extremely degenerate about today's India: it is the spectacle of a society that has made a cultural life around the idea of the nation and women's clothing into a test of national belonging. Who ought first to answer the charge of degeneration, the person who transgresses the humanity of a woman wearing the hijab, or the institutions that deny girls an education and employment because they refuse to remove it. Rather than pathologise Muslim women for finding meaning in the hijab, perhaps we should ask what kind of political culture has become so invested in making that meaning invisible. 

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[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

The end of feminism is near....

[أحمد @fursanalhaq]

Mawlana Ashraf Ali Thanawi regarding sectarianism and bad mouthing others:

Mawlana Ashraf Ali Thanawi said, “In Kanpur, a person started to insult the innovators. I started to defend them with [alternative] interpretations, which led him to think that I am a bid’atī (innovator). Then he started bad mouthing the non-muqallids. I started to defend them with [alternative] interpretations. He asked surprisingly that after all what is your position? I said: My position is these verses of the Qur’ān: ‘Be persistently standing firm in justice, witnesses for Allah, even if it be against yourselves’ [4:135] and ‘Do not let the hatred of a people prevent you from being just. Be just, that is nearer to righteousness’ [5:8].”

[Majālis Ḥakīm al-Ummat, p.284]

[Islamicize @islamicize]

I am once again asking you to read Ali Shariati

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

Why is everyone trying to forget Imam Hussain RA?? #Ashura

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

When a woman matures, she realizes that one of the most challenging and influential responsibilities in the world rests in her hands. She is shaping the future by raising a new generation. If this responsibility is neglected, it can contribute to disorder and instability.

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

The issue lies in how our heroes have been portrayed often in a way that overlooks their strength, leadership, and achievements.

[Momina 🖋️ @BondJ75773]

We were always told stories of Sahaba, portraying them as simple and weak. But being simple didn't mean they were weak. We were rarely told that, despite their simplicity, they were ruling the world under Islam.