@BarcaUniversal My god seriously why do you even care even if it was a robbery... WHY DO YOU CARE GO SUPPORT YOUR OWN SHIT CLUB
You people are more concerned that actual atleti fans
FAST OR FEAST?
As Ramadan begins, Muslims exchange greetings, celebrating it as a month of blessings. At least, that is what I once believed.
However, witnessing their practices and routines during this sacred month challenges that assumption.
For most, Ramadan has become more of a festival than a time of spiritual devotion. In Muslim neighborhoods, nights come alive with bustling crowds—youth and even elders flock to vendors and restaurants with special Ramadan cuisine, loiter in groups, or engage in idle chatter until Suhoor (Sahri).
Instead of a time for reflection and worship, the nights turn into a social pastime.
Moreover, the unhealthy indulgence in Iftar meals often counteracts the physical benefits of fasting. Laden with deep-fried and fatty foods, these feasts harm rather than heal. Right from the word go at the sunset, they fall at the extravagant spreads, seldom pausing to reflect on the millions who struggle for a single meal—many of whom suffer from chronic hunger, and some even die of starvation.
The Prophet (S.A.W.) did indeed greet his companions upon sighting the Ramadan moon, but for a different reason:
"The Messenger of Allah (S.A.W.) said, greeting his companions, 'The month of Ramadan has come to you, a blessed month. Allah has enjoined fasting upon you. In it, the gates of Paradise are opened, the gates of Hell are closed, and the devils are chained. In it is a night that is better than a thousand months. Whoever is deprived of its goodness is indeed deprived.’" (Musnad Ahmad 8991)
Ramadan is a time to strengthen our connection with Allah. Instead of turning it into a nightly feast on the streets, it should be a period of self-discipline, deepening our understanding of the Qur’an, and perfecting our Salah. It is a month to cultivate empathy for the poor and needy.
"The Messenger of Allah (S.A.W.) was the most generous of people, and he was even more generous in Ramadan when Gabriel met him. Gabriel would meet him every night of Ramadan and study the Qur’an with him. The Messenger of Allah (S.A.W.) was more generous in bringing good to people (in this month) than the blowing wind." (Bukhari 6)
Will Muslims pause to reflect on these truths?
Noor (Light) is One, (Zulumat) Darknesses many, says Qur’an. Under which of these do we classify mutually hostile numerous Maslaks (Creeds)?
क़ुरआ�� ने प्रकाश (नूर) को एक कहा है, अंधेरे (ज़ुलुमात) बहुत। मसलकों (पंथों) को प्रकाश कहें या अंधेरे? ये अनेक हैं और परस्पर संघर्षमय भी।
قرآن میں نور کی جمع اور ظلمات کا واحد استعمال نہیں ہوئے۔ یعنی نور ایک اندھیرے بہت۔ مسالک نور ہیں یا ظلمات جو بہت ہیں اور دست بہ گریباں بھی؟
THE ARROGANCE AND IDEOLOGY
#Arrogance without an ideology to support it is short-lived. Kejriwal in Delhi found to his dismay that he was an isolated arrogant. Disappointment can also serve as a catalyst for growth, learning, and self-reflection. Can @ArvindKejriwal patch up with the breakaway founding members who included at least two ideologues? Most probably not.
So, it's goodbye to him for good.
Bigger Arrogant:
There are even greater examples of arrogance in the country, but they persist because they are backed by strong ideologues. While ideologies may be defeated, they seldom fade away. Recent history shows that whenever and wherever ideologues withdrew their support, the arrogant were forced to bow down.
However, ideologies themselves sometimes evolve. Looking ahead, we face three possible scenarios:
1. If the ideology is defeated, arrogance will be wiped out.
2. If the ideology remains stagnant, arrogance will persist, and India will continue as a land of contradictions, unable to become a Vishwa Guru.
3. If the ideology is modified in a healthy and creative way, arrogance will dissolve, paving the way for India to truly become a Vishwa Guru.
Let us convince and help the ideologues to move toward the path of constructive evolution.
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