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This miskeen idiot is obviously ignorant on what happened in Syria. The revolution did not begin because of "sururi preaching". It began when schoolchildren in Daraa wrote "down with Bashar" on a wall and the mukhabarat tore out their fingernails and hung them by their heads, and when the fathers came asking for their sons back they were told to send their women instead so 'the lineage could be improved.' Men were forced to declare Bashar their lord and tortured when they refused. No sururi shaykh randomly incited a war. The Caesar files are 28,707 photographs of detainees who died in government custody, at least 6,786 individual bodies, processed through five intelligence branches in Damascus between May 2011 and August 2013. Starved, beaten, numbered like stock. They claim is that only "sururis" backed Syria. In October 2015, fifty five Saudi scholars signed a public statement calling the Syrian factions to unite against the Russian intervention and calling explicitly on those with the capacity to join the caravan of jihad. Among the signatories is Abdullah al-Ghunayman, who taught aqidah at the Islamic University in Madinah for decades. Alongside him Muhammad al-Suhaybani, Abdullah al-Dumayji, Saud al-Funaysan, Muhammad al-Khudayri and Muhammad al-Duwaysh. Call that list sururi and see who follows you. And inside Syria itself the athari scholars who actually knew their own ahwaal backed it, from Abd al-Razzaq al-Mahdi to Eid al-Abbasi, a student of al-Albani, to Sulayman al-Harsh and Zuhayr al-Shawish. --- List of Saudi Salafi scholars who backed the rebels: The full list of signatories: 1. Abdullah bin Muhammad al-Ghunayman 2. Muhammad bin Nasir al-Suhaybani 3. Nasir bin Sulayman al-Umar 4. Ali bin Said al-Ghamidi 5. Saud bin Abdullah al-Funaysan 6. Ahmad bin Abdullah al-Zahrani 7. Salih bin Abdullah al-Darwish 8. Khalid bin Abd al-Rahman al-Ujaymi 9. Abdullah bin Umar al-Dumayji 10. Abd al-Aziz bin Abd al-Muhsin al-Turki 11. Muhammad bin Ahmad al-Farraj 12. Ahmad bin Abdullah Al Shayban 13. Muhammad Musa al-Sharif 14. Hasan bin Salih al-Humayd 15. Abd al-Rahman bin Jamil Qassas 16. Nasir bin Yahya al-Hunayni 17. Khalid bin Abdullah al-Shamrani 18. Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Duwaysh 19. Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Khudayri 20. Uthman bin Abd al-Rahman al-Uthaym 21. Ahmad bin Abd al-Aziz al-Shawi 22. Khalid bin Muhammad al-Majid 23. Ibrahim bin Abd al-Rahman al-Turki 24. Muhammad bin Abd al-Aziz al-Majid 25. Adil bin Ahmad Banaamah 26. Al-Abbas bin Ahmad al-Hazimi 27. Basim bin Abdullah Alim 28. Musfir bin Abdullah al-Bawaridi 29. Abdullah bin Tuwayrish al-Tuwayrish 30. Abdullah bin Nasir al-Subayh 31. Abdullah bin Abd al-Rahman al-Watban 32. Muhammad bin Said al-Qahtani 33. Muhammad bin Abd al-Aziz al-Lahim 34. Abd al-Hamid bin Abdullah al-Wabil 35. Sulayman bin Abdullah al-Sayf 36. Abdullah bin Muhammad al-Quud 37. Hamud bin Zafir al-Shahri 38. Muwaffaq Abdullah Kadsah 39. Muhammad bin Ali Musmili 40. Mahmud bin Ibrahim al-Zahrani 41. Ibrahim bin Muhammad Abkar Abbas 42. Muhammad bin Said Bafil 43. Hamdan bin Abd al-Rahman al-Sharqi 44. Ahmad bin Muhammad Batahf 45. Jammaz bin Abd al-Rahman al-Jammaz 46. Mishal Masud al-Qahtani 47. Ahmad bin Ali al-Rashud 48. Sad bin Ali al-Umari 49. Muhammad bin Awad al-Sarhani 50. Tariq bin Ahmad al-Faris 51. Ali bin Ibrahim al-Muhaysh 52. Ali bin Ahmad Al Ishaq 53. Abd al-Aziz bin Abdullah al-Mubdal 54. Ibrahim bin Muhammad Ukayri 55. Muhammad bin Hamid Al Uthman al-Ghamidi Salafi syrian scholars who endorsed and backed the revolution: Note they are all more qualified and understanding to speak on Syrian matters more than any khaleeji scholar. 1. Abd al-Razzaq al-Mahdi, muhaddith 2. Eid al-Abbasi, student of al-Albani 3. Sulayman al-Harsh 4. Zuhayr al-Shawish 5. Mahmud al-Mirah, muhaddith 6. Mahmud bin Abd al-Qadir al-Arnaut 7. Adnan al-Arur 8. Ahmad Salih al-Shami 9. Muhammad al-Abdah 10. Lutfi al-Sabbagh 11. Mustafa al-Tahhan, 12. Abd al-Rahim al-Tahhan.

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