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[Dart'hai 🇹🇷🇦🇿 @suyusekicen]

Was there an independent Northern Kurdistan 102 years 339 days ago?

[Randuintata @Ratakatanacls]

@bglcel @bitlikedi Sen itlerinle yaşa biz de akıl sağlığı yerinde olan insan seven diğer insanlarla yaşayalım. Herkes bulunmak istediği yerde mutlu olsun.

[Randuintata @Ratakatanacls]

@8crazypink @bitlikedi Çok doğru. Sahibi olduğu köpeği sokağa atan kişiler ciddi cezalara maruz kalmalı. En temel sorun bu zaten. Sokakta sahipsiz tek bir köpek kalmayınca ilk sokağa atılan köpek derhal tespit edilebilir ama şimdi herşey karmaşa içinde çünkü popülasyon çok fazla.

[Randuintata @Ratakatanacls]

@muskfd @bitlikedi Samimi bir cevap vereyim:
İddianın aksine İslam Müslümanın köpekle ya da herhangi bir canlı ile ilişkisini belirlediği için bu minvalde yaklaşıyoruz.
İslam köpekleri evinizde besleyin yediğinizi yedirin dese sorgusuz yapardık. Köpekler kirlidir etcildir tehlikelidir.

[Rev. Benjamin Cremer @Brcremer]

Then Jesus said unto the sick, “you better have insurance.”

Then Jesus said unto the stranger, “are you here legally?”

Then Jesus said unto the hungry, “my taxes better not be paying for these loaves and fishes.”

Then Jesus said unto the poor, “this is your own fault.”

[Jun Song @jun_song]

Prediction for Anthropic's next move:

They will warn that Chinese open-source AI has CCP backdoors and will steal your credit card passwords.

In response, the US government will impose strict restrictions on using Chinese open-source AI.

And society will start shaming people for using Chinese AI, all while your Claude freely harvests your data.

[Rakesh Kumar @Rakeshhkumaar]

“Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter.”

-African Proverb

[Randuintata @Ratakatanacls]

@UmutMetehanAVCI @TC_icisleri @RTErdogan @mustafaciftcitr @tcbestepe Allah aşkına bul. Sen dava dilekçesini dmden at bana ben direkt gideceğim karakola

[Randuintata @Ratakatanacls]

@TC_icisleri Ee bu çocuk zarar gördü tazminatını kim ödeyecek?
Benim vergimle itperest camianın simarikligini sübvanse etme işi ne zaman sona erecek

[Randuintata @Ratakatanacls]

@RahimeOkkk @slmhktn Müslüman mısın

[Selâmi Haktan @slmhktn]

🔴Sivas olaylarında suçlanıp 32 yıl cezaevinde kaldıktan sonra özgürlüğüne kavuşan Mevlüt Atalay:

- 32 yıl, suçsuz bir şekilde hapis yattım. Dışarı çıktığımda ailemi ve Müslümanları yanımda göremedim.
- Kimseden yardım dilenmeden iş istedim ancak yaşım 55 olduğundan tüm başvurularım sonuçsuz kaldı. Çaresiz kaldım, yoruldum. Müslümanlar bu kadar vefasız olmalıydı.
- Ben bir dava uğruna hapis yattım, dava adamıyım. Fakat 32 yıl sonra gördüm ki Müslümanlar çok duyarsız olmuş.
- Duyarlı, inançlı Müslüman kardeşlerimden, yaşıma uygun, geçinebileceğim bir iş bulmalarını rica ediyorum.

[AIPAC Tracker @TrackAIPAC]

Don’t Be Fooled. The Netanyahu-Backed Plan to 'End' U.S. Military Aid to Israel Is a Scam

Israel, and its allies in Congress, want to replace military assistance with something much worse: a permanent integration of the U.S. and Israeli militaries.
https://t.co/C67zmV1IxG

[ASELSAN @aselsan]

Ülkemizin ilk yerli Kalp Akciğer Makinesi ASELSAN LIFELINE HLM ile ilk başarılı kalp ameliyatı.🇹🇷

ASELSAN LIFELINE HLM, ameliyat boyunca hastanın dolaşım ve oksijenasyon fonksiyonlarını güvenli ve kesintisiz şekilde üstlendi.

Önümüzdeki dönemde farklı hastanelerde de yaygınlaşması hedeflenen LIFELINE HLM, ülkemizin milli sağlık teknolojilerine ciddi katkı sunacak.

[Bülent Şahin Erdeğer 🏴 Tevhîd-Adalet-Özgürlük @BulentSahin114]

2014 yılında Suudi Arabistan’ın Necran kentinde bir Suudi-Fransız ekip tarafından keşfedilen Ebrehe yazıtı, Kur’an’da anlatılan Ebrehe el-Habeşi ve onun Kabe’yi yıkma girişimi hakkındaki tarihi olayı belgeleyen tartışmasız arkeolojik kanıttır.

[𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢 @ColdBrief]

A brief personal note before I begin: I am not a Muslim- I want to be clear about that. However, I have studied religious history and religious studies at university level.
But if I ever were to convert to Islam, I would follow the Maliki school. No hesitation.
Why? Because Maliki jurisprudence roots itself in something rare: the living, continuous traditions of Medina - the city where the Prophet actually lived, governed, taught, and died alongside his companions. Malik ibn Anas made a powerful argument: that this unbroken, generation-to-generation practice carried a weight that written texts alone simply couldn't replicate. The people of Medina were the living Sunnah. I find that deeply compelling.
The school also developed something I think is underappreciated - Sadd al-Dharai, or blocking the means. The idea is simple but sharp: if an otherwise neutral act almost certainly leads to harm, you prohibit it at the source. As a tool against religious radicalization, it's remarkably well-suited. More schools could learn from it.
Now for the harder part.
I don't believe Shia Islam represents authentic Islam as understood from its original sources. That's a personal view, and I hold it carefully. It doesn't mean I want Shia Islam suppressed, and it certainly doesn't mean I look down on Shia Muslims. I don't. But I think the tradition departs from some core Islamic principles in ways that deserve honest discussion rather than polite avoidance.
So here's my thinking.
The Imamate. The doctrine that divine, infallible leadership passed through a specific bloodline after the Prophet's death simply isn't in the Quran. Islam's whole foundation is Tawhid - the absolute, uncompromising oneness of God. When you start attributing infallibility and divine appointment to human beings, however noble their lineage, you're introducing something that Islamic theology was never designed to accommodate! That's not a footnote. That's a foundational problem.
The seal of prophethood. The Quran is clear: Muhammad was Khatam an-Nabiyyin - the final prophet. Revelation ended with his death. But the Shia concept of Ilham - that the Imams received divine inspiration and held exclusive authority over hidden Quranic meanings - effectively extends prophethood under a different label. The theological issue doesn't disappear just because the word changes.
The Sahaba. The entire chain of Islamic transmission rests on the companions who memorized, recorded, and passed down the Quran and Hadith. If you argue that most of them became corrupt or went astray after the Prophet died, you've created a serious logical problem: you can't discredit the transmitters while trusting what they transmitted. The chain of custody matters. It always does.
Infallibility. God alone is perfect. God alone knows the unseen. That's not a minor theological preference in Islam - it's the whole point. Claiming the Twelve Imams were entirely free from error and possessed knowledge of the unseen assigns divine attributes to human beings. I think that crosses a clear line!
Taqiyyah. I understand the historical context - practicing concealment under threat of persecution.
But from an evidentiary standpoint, it creates a problem that's hard to get around: if any historical statement that contradicts current doctrine can simply be dismissed as an instance of concealment, how do you verify anything? It becomes an unfalsifiable system!
The Occultation. The belief that the Twelfth Imam went into supernatural hiding in the ninth century and is still alive today, waiting to return - there's no Quranic foundation for this! It arose during a moment of acute political crisis, when the Eleventh Imam died without an obvious successor. The imagery - a hidden savior, a messianic return - maps closely onto pre-Islamic mystical traditions of the region. That's not coincidence. That's historical borrowing!
So for me shia islam is not real Islam.

[AIPAC Tracker @TrackAIPAC]

The AIPAC era is over.

[Fifty Shades of Whey @davenewworld_2]

3 judges with the International Criminal Court filed a lawsuit in a US federal court against Trump and his administration, challenging the sanctions against them and calling it a "financial death penalty."

The judges bringing the lawsuit are:
- Kimberly Prost (Canada)
- Solomy Balungi Bossa (Uganda)
- Reine Adelaide Sophie Alapini-Gansou (Benin)

Trump placed sanctions on the judges over their judicial decisions regarding investigations into war crimes by Israel and the US.

The judges argue that the sanctions are extrajudicial measures meant to punish and coerce them. They say the restrictions cut them off from banking, online platforms, travel booking, and sometimes health insurance.

This should be much bigger news.

[The Sure Path @thesurepath1]

Speaking of rape gangs, in March 2006, five American soldiers gang raped a 14 year old Iraqi girl in South of Baghdad, her name was Abeer Qassim Hamza al-Janabi. She was then shot in the head, and her body was set on fire.

They also killed her parents and her little sister mercilessly, by spraying them with bullets inside their own home. Then they staged the scene and blamed the Iraqi insurgency to demonize those who were resisting their occupation.

Let us forget the biggest rape gang in the world for one moment, which your president was deeply involved with. You invade Muslim countries, destroy Muslim countries, rape their women and children, abuse their men, dehumanize billions of people, and then complain when some fully integrated refugees form grooming gangs fueled by your hedonistic lifestyle of alcoholism, drug addiction, fornication and adultery.

This makes no sense to me, your outrage is driven by your refusal to accept responsibility for your own corruption, so you blame everyone but yourself.

The acts of homosexuality and abuse of children are strictly forbidden in Islam and Islamic law, and severely punished. It was the American government and the American soldiers who allowed the abuse of young boys to take place in Afghanistan, under your occupation, under your puppet government.

Today, the Taliban will kill, or at minimum, will brutally flog anyone who is caught doing this act.

When you were the rulers of Afghanistan, you allowed the abuse to take place, this is on you and your evil regime.