Fox News at it again. The first version of this included a local Reverend who endorsed our campaign—who you took out when you realized he would break your whole narrative. Your “journalist” didn’t ask anyone about our campaign, you asked general questions and then attributed them to me in the headline.
Not. Serious. People.
I’m a Muslim Palestinian living in the West.
I abandoned my entire life for the sake of Allah.
I walked away from the version of life that would have made me comfortable, respected by the wrong people, and rich in the things that die with the body.
I left the path that would have kept me safe in the eyes of the world.
I left the friendships that only existed as long as I stayed quiet about what I believed.
I left the opportunities that required me to water down the truth. I left the version of myself that knew how to survive by pleasing everyone.
I did it because I believe that nothing in this world is worth more than standing correctly in front of Allah.
I built something for the sake of Allah.
Not for clout. Not for numbers. Not for the temporary high of being seen. I built because I genuinely believed that if I used whatever I had: my voice, my time, my energy, my nights, my peace, and directed it toward what I understood to be right, Allah would not abandon me.
I poured myself into it when no one was watching. I kept going when the metrics were low. I kept going when people I respected started looking at me differently.
I kept going when the same people who claimed to love the deen would only stand with me when it was convenient, popular, or easy. I built while carrying the quiet fear that maybe I was wrong… and still choosing to continue anyway.
Yet I am struggling to stay alive.
Not metaphorically. Not for effect. There are days the weight sits so heavy on my chest that breathing feels like a decision.
There are nights I stare at the ceiling and ask Allah why the people who speak the loudest about faith are the first to disappear when one of their own starts drowning.
I am not asking for support from anyone.
I am not asking for blind loyalty.
I am asking for the basic human decency of not kicking a man while he is already on the ground, especially when that man is trying, sincerely, imperfectly, desperately, to walk toward Allah.
Those who claim to be with Allah have not stood with me. This is the truth.
They will quote Quran when it benefits their image. They will post about brotherhood when the camera is on.
They will speak about supporting the ummah while watching one of their own bleed in silence.
And when the time comes to actually stand, when it costs them something, when it risks their own comfort, when it requires them to choose brothers over popularity, they vanish.
Or worse, they join the criticism. They become the ones reminding me of every mistake I have ever made, as if their own records are clean. As if any of us will stand in front of Allah with a flawless file.
I have made mistakes publicly. I have made mistakes privately. I have said things I regret. I have done things I wish I could erase. I will make more mistakes in the future, because I am still human, still learning, still fighting my own nafs every single day. But none of those mistakes cancel the fact that I believe in Allah.
None of them cancel the fact that I still turn to Him when the world turns its back. None of them cancel the fact that I still try, even when trying feels like the loneliest thing a person can do.
I will no longer pay attention to your criticisms.
I can no longer afford to bleed for people who only show up to point at the wound.
I need to protect whatever is left of my peace so that I can continue walking this path without completely breaking.
I need to stop handing my heart to people who have already proven they will drop it the moment it becomes inconvenient.
If you have ever felt this, if you have ever given everything you had for something you believed was right and still found yourself alone, still found yourself judged by the same people who claim to stand for truth, then you already understand why this hurts the way it does.
I am not writing this for pity.
I am writing this so you can repost it.
I am writing this because I refuse to pretend anymore.
“There is zero intent by Israel to eliminate Palestinians” except for the daily genocidal claims from multiple members of the Israeli government, Knesset, and media, that we all see and hear with our own eyes and ears.
The gaslighting from Israel’s American apologists doesn’t work anymore.
BREAKING: NEW EPSTEIN FILES RELEASE CONFIRM KAABA KISWA PIECES WERE SHIPPED FROM SAUDI ARABIA TO EPSTEIN WITH THEIR RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE EXPLICITLY EXPLAINED IN EMAILS
Emails and shipping records name those involved:
• Aziza Al-Ahmadi (UAE based Saudi women) sent a 22 Mar 2017 email explaining the Kaaba cloth, stating it was touched by “minimum 10 million Muslims” during tawaf and carried prayers, tears, and hopes
• Jeffrey Epstein was the final recipient, delivery to his St. Thomas home via LSJE LLC
• Daphne Wallace, Epstein associate, coordinated delivery
• Abdullah Al-Maari handled Saudi-side coordination
• Chalmer Stauffer managed logistics, customs, and transport
DOJ documents show:
• Invoices listing “KISWA ��� INNER” and “KISWA – OUTER”
• Shipment labeled “ARTWORK FROM SAUDI ARABIA”
• Route traced Saudi Arabia → Miami → St. Thomas (USVI)
• Customs clearance, payment records, and delivery confirmations
My current incarceration is a pivotal moment in not only the Andrew Tate story but the entire culture of the internet.
My enemies do not understand they are highlighting everything I am being punished for saying.
The system will do ANYTHING to control the narrative.
But their control over consciousness is collapsing.
And the harder they attack me, the more they prove my point.
The Quran mentions several miracles Jesus performed by Allah’s permission:
Speaking as a newborn in the cradle (19:29-33)
Fashioning a bird from clay and breathing life into it (3:49)
Healing the blind and lepers (3:49)
Raising the dead (3:49)
Telling people what they ate and stored in their homes (3:49)
A table of food sent from heaven for his disciples (5:112-115)
Yes, Jesus (called Isa) is mentioned by name about 25 times in the Quran, plus titles like Messiah and son of Mary.
Example: Surah 3:45 – Angels tell Mary of glad tidings of a word from God, the Messiah Jesus son of Mary, honored in this world and the hereafter.
Another: Surah 19:30 – The infant Jesus says, “Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a prophet.”
Mehdi needs to learn the meaning of the word compromise. No one is perfect Mehdi we need to unite around common interests and rally together if we are going to win and defeat evil. Also people can change Mehdi in this case a lot of precious supporters of the zionist regime have turned against the apartheid ethnostate lets welcome them with love and a smile. Judgmental behaviour gets you nowhere.
Mehdi needs to learn the meaning of the word compromise. No one is perfect Mehdi we need to unite around common interests and rally together if we are going to win and defeat evil. Also people can change Mehdi in this case a lot of precious supporters of the zionist regime have turned against the apartheid ethnostate lets welcome them with love and a smile. Judgmental behaviour gets you nowhere.
@Xerxeskinglight Yes. Moses (Musa) is named most often in the Quran, about 136 times across many surahs. Abraham follows at roughly 69, Noah at 43. Muhammad is named only 4 times.