QMI is pleased to announce the Beta Edition of the Early Islamic Inscriptions Platform, featuring 55 dated inscriptions from the 1st Islamic century!
Give it a try:
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Most of us know the Seerah in pieces. Badr. The Hijrah. The cave.
But few of us have ever seen the whole life of the Prophet ﷺ laid out in order.
So I built it 🧵
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@qunfuz2 Rather than subsidising ongoing costs, the government could subsidise one off purchases like electric/hybrid vehicles and installing solar panels on rooves. Afaik these distort the market less catastrophically and their reduction and removal is easier, socially and economically.
I have forgotten more about that operation than your 5 minute Wiki search told you mate. It was US sending in/coopting a bunch of "rebels" (assigned to fight Daesh not regime) precisely in order to sideline the same people who are now in charge. Sharaa's men cut it to ribbons
Our Ummah's history has barely seen a more grisly oppressed nation than Syria.
Yet your average retarded Muslim who hasn't tasted a single whiplash in his life accuses those whose entire families were burned alive of being CIA agents for not starting a fresh war against Israel.
@pashadelics If capital refuses to engage with labour, the state should oblige it. The obstinance is not one-sided (and moreover, is the labourer's basic right). I am not advocating Soviet-style absolutism. But force them both to sit down at the table, hash it out, get them onto the project.
Why Europe should stop lecturing China on human rights
"The future of healthy international relations depends not on the usual lectures by the usual suspects, but on genuine dialogue among equals"
✍️Opinion by Marco Carnelos
@Shack_Rat These people defend Stalin and Mao, by the way. Then they turn around and try to pick out 'bad stuff' Muslims did or do as some epic gotcha.
@hamzajazaeri What’s hilarious is, while Syria was being decimated and its people being genocided, there was not a fraction of this interest. It was always “too complicated” anyone to know what was going on.
It’s been a consistent pattern for well over a decade. Decisions get framed as “strategy” or “pragmatism,” dissenters get dismissed as naive, reckless, or even “anarchists,” and then when the outcomes don’t match the confident predictions, there’s rarely any real reckoning. The people who pushed back aren’t acknowledged, the assumptions behind the original position aren’t revisited, and the conversation simply moves on as if nothing happened.
Being a hafiz can still take you to the depths of jahannam if your vote was the deciding factor to invade Syria and jointly butcher a million Sunnis, being the main funder.
Alongside the gang rape of teenage girls/married women to death for over a decade.
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