@Modern_Woodsman@ZionismExposedx If past grievances don't justify current atrocities, then 7 October doesn't justify what Israel has done in Gaza either
@otispablo@sneako The fact that other religions or cultures practiced physical mourning doesn't prove it's permissible in Islam. Shia sources themselves contain narrations from Imam Ali prohibiting striking oneself, tearing clothes, and excessive wailing during mourning
@KinzaShehz78518@elonmusk I genuinely don't understand how being naked and harming yourself in public relates to the teachings of Imam Hussain. His stand at Karbala was about justice, honor, and faith. It is difficult for me to see how these actions reflect the values he sacrificed his life for.
@MasterLord666@landpalestine Why? If the concern is human suffering, mentioning Sudan shouldn't be a problem. The fact that Palestine gets more media coverage and public attention doesn't make Sudanese victims less worthy of being acknowledged. Caring about both isn't a contradiction.
@avalari2@landpalestine If mentioning Sudan (dilutes) Palestine, then you're treating empathy like a finite resource Both have seen massive civilian deaths displacementand foreign involvement Acknowledging Sudan doesn't diminish Palestinians it simply means all victims deserve to be seen.
@StrykeRP @0hour1 There is no reason for Latino Christians to kill Muslims. Both Christians and Muslims respect Jesus, even if they do so in different ways. On the other hand, this kind of attacks if it is actually purely religious it should be targeted to Jewish by both Christians and muslims