@EbnHussein1424 Regardless of your views on Daniel, you have to admit him not going for Hajj or even Umrah for all the years even before he began his "anti Wahhabi" tirade is pretty damning.
Many Iranians (Persian ethnic groups) all over Iran look like me. As for the Baloch, the Iranian ones are clearly mixed as are most Iranians: we have Afro-Baloch, we have Baloch who are mixed with southern Persians and Arabs in Hormozgan (they can look very Khaliji Arab), and then we also have Indic-looking Baloch, more like the Baloch in Pakistan.
There is no pure Persian race in Iran,most Iranian are mixed.
@EbnHussein1424 Btw he tried to use hussien ra martyrdom to show how the kaba being destroyed isn’t a big deal when it was his ideological forefathers the Shia who betrayed and killed hussien ra.
Back when Haqiqatjou was masquerading as a traditional Athari-Sunni, he could fly all the way across the world to Australia when he was invited by Athari-Salafi brothers (who regret it), but he never once bothered to make a pilgrimage to Makkah, not even for Umrah.
So it is obvious he hasn't got a clue what he is talking about. It is hilarious how his American-Iranian brain only registers KFC, McDonald's, and Starbucks. The Clock Tower mall and the streets around it are packed with local Saudi and Gulf brands, oud houses, abaya boutiques, and hypermarkets serving pilgrims daily. Hundreds of shops, yet he only has eyes for his homegrown American junk because it perfectly fits his Rafidi-aligned agenda.
To be clear, the following figures are not an official government census, but realistic estimates based on walking the floors, observing the shops first-hand, and going through the complex's directory of 600+ outlets:
- Overall Retail & Dining: ~85% Native/Arab vs. ~15% Western (~5.7 : 1 ratio).
- Food & Dining: ~70% Native/Arab (Albaik, Kudu, Shawarmer, Barn’s, local Mandi) vs. ~30% Western (MCD, KFC, BK, Subway, Starbucks).
- Clothes & Abayas: ~92% Native/Arab (Al-Aseel, Lomar, Al-Khedewy, local thobe/abaya houses) vs. ~8% Western (mostly shoes like Skechers, Crocs).
- Oud, Perfumes & Gifts: ~95% Native/Arab (Abdul Samad Al Qurashi, Arabian Oud, Ajmal, dates/prayer rugs) vs. ~5% Western.
Loud American fast-food brands put up flashy neon signs, but native Saudi and regional Arab commerce runs 85%+ of the footprint.
We always wish the best for our Muslim brothers and sisters in Saudi Arabia, and insha'Allah one day even those remaining Western franchises will be cleared out. But Daniel Haqiqatjou is an arrogant spiritual (if not full blown) Rafidi charlatan with zero ground reality, projecting his own cultural baggage while literally cheering for Houthi Shia lackeys of Iran to demolish a building right on the Haram boundary or at the very least to take over Makkah and Madinah and reconstruct it to a pagan circus like in Qom and Karbala.
Let me be clear: I am also totally against the liberalisation and degeneracy being pushed in Saudi Arabia today. But Daniel's obsession with painting the Haram perimeter as some fully corrupted Western strip mall reveals a deep psychological complex. He overblows the Western shopping experience because he is desperate for a narrative. Since he harbours so much venom for anyone he labels a "Wahhabi", he needs to portray the sacred sites as utterly desecrated by American brands.
These are classical Iranian-Shia tactics employed by the Khomeinist regime, and he is not deviating from the script. He is a very good boy for them. A Good boy!
More importantly, he --as he admitted hinself--has never even been there to see the real experience. His pathetic excuse is that he cannot go because of how "brave and outspoken" he is. That is a cowardly lie; he could have easily gone years ago before he openly maligned all Sunnis who expose Rafidism and Iran's crimes as "Wahhabis" and "Zionist-Wahhabis".
Even his pathetic attempt to backtrack, claiming he did not actually call for missiles to strike the Clock Tower, is completely irrelevant. The reality is that he openly supports the Houthi Shia regime, Iranian lackeys who curse the Sahabah. He would clearly rather see these Shia proxies conquer and rule over Makkah and Madinah, perfectly fulfilling Khomeini's agenda that the Iranian regime has pushed since day one. Yet, despite obsessing over the sacred sanctuaries and cheering on their enemies, this zindiq has never once in all these years bothered to set foot in Makkah for Umrah.
I also explored the Clock Tower itself, going right up to the top floors where there is a multi-level museum. It beautifully pairs glowing, high-tech projections of galaxies and planets with illuminated Quranic verses. My son is deeply passionate about maths and science and is a high achiever in these fields, Allahumma baarik, so seeing the universe framed entirely around Tawhid was like a dream come true for him.
Al-Hamdulillah.
Everything there is about Allah the Creator. It is not about Saudi kings, and it is definitely not about polytheistic shrines and and calling upon buried emoms like in Iran. It's purely God-centric.
𝘿𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙚𝙡 𝙃𝙖𝙦𝙞𝙦𝙖𝙩𝙟𝙤𝙪’𝙨 𝘾𝙡𝙤𝙘𝙠 𝙏𝙤𝙬𝙚𝙧 𝙇𝙞𝙚𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙆𝙝𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙞𝙣𝙞𝙨𝙩 𝙏𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙨 𝙀𝙭𝙥𝙤𝙨𝙚𝙙
Anyone who knows me knows I am a Sunni Iranian who doesn't shill for any country, including the Saudi government, nor do I defend any state policies that violate the Shari'ah. I also have zero issue with people criticising modern architecture around the Haram in Makkah, or even the aesthetics of the Clock Tower itself.
But truth is truth, and this charlatan Daniel Haqiqatjou needs to be exposed for the ignorant clown he is.
I went to Umrah for the first time in my life last year, 1446 AH (April 2025). It was an overall very pleasant experience. I saw first-hand how the Saudi staff in the Haram treated Shia Iranians with utmost respect. As for myself (I took my eldest son with me), the moment they found out I am a Sunni from Iran, they welcomed me like their own kin, literally. There is still a lot of khayr there, including in Jeddah where I first arrived.
After completing our Umrah, we walked endlessly, including to residential neighbourhoods far away from Masjid al-Haram. Makkah (and Madinah) have massive non-Arab populations, including established communities of Sunni Arab-Iranians, Southern Persians, and Sunni Iranian Baloch. Walking through these residential neighbourhoods, the experience is undoubtedly dominated by Arab and Asian cuisine, culture, and dress.
No religion unites different 'races' more than Islam
While racism is not absent in Muslim lands, people were never segregated by race or subjected to the kind of vicious racism imposed by the so-called 'enlightened' West, which now seeks to teach the Muslim world about human rights. Not too long ago, in countries like the United States, one of the flag bearers of liberalism and democracy, non-whites were not even allowed to sit in the same section of the bus as white people. During that same period, having a black imam in Makkah or a white Bosniak imam in Sudan was completely normal and accepted.
This has been Islam for over 1,400 years.
#IslamisSuperior
@Kyobilyaa You clown go to Makkah and Madinah there are many streets and mosques named after Ali, fatimah etc. same goes.on any other Arab country I've visited
Note: Official numbers of Jews in Iran are severely understated, as there are many crypto Jews in Iran, and the world has witnessed how embarrassingly easy it was for Mossad agents to roam their country. I've written an in depth article on this hadith that can be found in Sunni and Shia books and is beyond doubt sahih, i.e., Iran at the end of times being the stronghold of the Dajjal's army.
LINK: https://t.co/5N7upnwwDG
@Farid_0v I never heard a Muslim complain about Mecca or Madina before. Especially a person who never went. Daniel lost any credibility for this. The leaders are screwed up but still doesnt give you right to bash Mecca and Madina
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said In a sahih hadith that the Dajjal will enter every town on earth except Makkah and Medina as these two are divinely protected.
Interestingly though, he said the Dajjal's army at the end of time will emerge from Isfahan, which is the Shi'a-Jewish *heartland* of Iran.
@ShamilaGhyas@Haqiqatjou@Dash15301995 To be fair to him unlike other closet homos he actually has a wife and 5 sons he may still be a misgonist or just trying to rage bait but either way he can’t speak about homosexuality when it’s rife in his holy sites eg Najaf karabala and qom and the ayatoliets in Iran allow