Syed Abdullah Hasan

Shari'ah over pragmatism.

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

A woman without Hijab attempting to inform Kuffaar about Islam when she is an open sinner and not a scholar of Islam.

This is the blind leading the blind.

This person doesn't know the meaning of the Quran. She doesn't know the Shari'ah. She doesn't know Islam.

At best, she is refuting racist white Brits with misinformation about Islam that appeals to her and nominal Muslims like her.

She is trying so hard to be British that she has succeeded in not being Muslim but clings to a fantasy that she could ever represent Islam and Muslims.

That is "British Islam."

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

Such Hypocrites could never be "Mujahideen" much less operate according to the Fiqh of Jihad.

They are puppets for the US and when they had a chance, they established secularism in Afghanistan, which is Shirk.

[NomadicSoul @Nomadic_Soul05]

Some scholars summarized the matter in a single statement:

لو سبيت امرأة بالمشرق، فعلى أهل المغرب فكها
"If a woman is taken captive in the East, it becomes the duty of the people of the West to free her."

Meaning that it’s the responsibility of the entire Ummah-from east to..

[Moazzam Begg @Moazzam_Begg]

Abeer Qassim Hamza al-Janabi was an Iraqi Muslim schoolgirl gang-raped and murdered alongside her family by white American Christian soldiers in her home in March 2006. And everyone needs to know her name.

The details will shock you to the core. But it’s important to know her story, especially now because the same far right who justify the targeting of Muslims at home need reminding of what they did and celebrated abroad.

In 2006, during the US led occupation of Iraq, US soldiers based at a checkpoint in the village of Yusufiyah began sexually harassing 14 year old Abeer on her trips to school.

Several times the soldiers even entered her house and made gestures towards Abeer. But the father didn’t think it too serious as she was just a schoolgirl.

However, on 12 March, Abeer was told to stay at home to stay home with her parents, along with her sister, while her two brothers went to school, to keep her safe from the lecherous soldiers.

The family was poor. They all lived in a one-bedroom rental house. But it was home.

Who could have known on that fateful day that Abeer would have been far safer on the war torn streets of Baghdad than her own home. They all would have.

In broad daylight, 5 soldiers from 502 Infantry regiment forcibly entered the al-Janabi family home. The soldiers separated Abeer from her parents and her six-year-old sister (Hadeel). Ringleader, Steven Green, shot and killed the mother (Fakhriyah), father (Qasim), and younger sister after trying them up, while Abeer screamed for help, before participating in her gang-rape. Abeer heard the shots that killed her parents and sister as they raped her. Green subsequently shot Abeer in the head several times. The soldiers set her body and the house on fire to cover up the crimes.

The two boys were the only survivors from the family, because they’d been at school.

The US soldiers lied to cover up their crimes, claiming Sunni insurgents were responsible. But the truth came out soon enough.

The culprits were eventually tried, convicted and given long sentences.

However, this was not an isolated incident. Anti-Arab racism, Islamophobia, and systemic dehumanisation played a foundational role in these crimes and countless others.

In May 2009, President Obama blocked the publication of *hundreds* of classified military photographs depicting the torture, rape, and sexual abuse of Iraqi Muslim detainees.

He thought the truth would harm US troops and inflame anti-US coalition opinion. I wonder why?

The photos included US soldiers:

*raping a female prisoner.
*sexually assaulting a male detainee.
*sexually assaulting prisoners with objects including truncheons and tubes.
*forcing prisoners into sexually humiliating positions
*sexually abusing children in front of their mothers

Understanding the mindset and prejudices of these depraved people is paramount because it’s the same one that’s on the rise throughout USA, UK, Europe and beyond.

The racists and Muslim-haters are in ascendancy yet again. They need to be reminded about their role in illegal invasion and occupation of others’ lands and the torture, rape and murder in which they revel.

They should all be taught about the story of Abeer Qassim Al-Janabi.

[Sikander Iqbal @MaulanaSikander]

Once upon a time, in the Islamic world, the rich and the poor alike were equal in having their grievances heard. The Prophet ﷺ taught that justice is for everyone, regardless of status, wealth or power, and that every person has the right to be heard.

On the Day of the Conquest of Makkah, a man approached the Prophet ﷺ after the Muslims had entered the city victorious. Seeing the Messenger of Allah ﷺ in such a position of authority, the man was overcome with awe and began to tremble.

The Prophet ﷺ immediately reassured him, saying:

"Be calm. I am not a king. I am only the son of a woman from Quraysh who used to eat dried meat."

Such was the humility of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ at the moment of his greatest earthly triumph. Power did not make him arrogant, distant or oppressive; rather, it increased him only in mercy, humility and justice.

What, then, can be said of those within the Pakistani security forces in relation to civilians being met with bullets instead of being heard. Islām teaches that the oppressed and downtrodden deserve justice, that grievances should be heard, and that authority is a trust—not a licence for oppression.

The strength of a nation is not measured by how harshly it deals with its own people, but by how justly it treats them. The Prophet ﷺ won hearts through justice and mercy, not through fear and brutality.

May Allāh expose every oppressor, grant relief to the oppressed, establish justice, and hold every criminal to account in this world and the Hereafter. Āmīn.

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

Some scholars are so quick to celebrate the demise of groups that stood on the frontline against the enemies of Islam & Muslims.

Meanwhile, they do not take nearly as strong an approach against the existing Tawagheet in their own countries and abroad who continue to do much worse and espouse much worse Aqidah than the ones whose demise they celebrate.

It is precisely this common defect in scholars that causes many Muslims to join the ranks of polytheists, Hypocrites, and enemies of Islam & Muslims who are united in labeling all sincere fighting groups the same way.

Please, instead of denigrating Muslim fighting groups that you object to, tell us the ones that we should join and support.

But, you can't do that, can you?

So, all that Muslims hear- all day, every day- are insults and condemnations for Muslim fighting groups.

Not a single scholar on a popular platform actually praises any Muslim fighting group.

And we wonder why the armies of Taghut are full and the caravans of Mujahideen are fewer.

[Sulayman al-Kindi 🔻 @sulayman_Kindi]

Spain desecrates Muslim graves & Sweden kidnaps Muslim kids to give t Kafir n gay couples. Yet for the cultural ID Muslim ES is good & SE is bad for Gaza policy. Both r kafir enemies of Allah.
Clear proof that these folk dont support Gaza out of Wala & Bara but false ideologies

[ابو سامي @ibn_alJad]

Truly unfortunate is the Muslim who celebrates the victory of a sports team filled with kuffar, while he has never celebrated the victory of an army of mujahideen.

[StudentOfTheDeen @StudentOfThDeen]

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[Sikander Iqbal @MaulanaSikander]

Ḥaḍrat Muftī Rashīd Aḥmad Ludhiyānwī (raḥimahullāh), the khalīfah of Ḥaḍrat Mawlānā Shāh ʿAbdul Ghanī Phūlphūrī (raḥimahullāh), was once asked about the growing trend of naming religious organisations after great scholars and mashāyikh while adding English terms,

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

Look at what Maliki works of Fiqh say about Da'wah:

«ودعوا للإسلام، ثم جزية بمحل يؤمن، وإلا قوتلوا،»

Mukhtasar Khaleel:

"Invite them to Islam, then Jizyah, from a safe place; otherwise they are fought..."

In explanation of the above:

«يريد: أن الدعوة مع الجيش الكثير الآمن أو الأماكن التي لا يخشى على المسلمين من العدوفيها، فإن لم يكن كذلك قوتلوا من غير دعوة.»

"(From a safe place), meaning that Da'wah done with a large, 'safe' army or places in which there is no fear for Muslims from the enemy. If it is not like that, [non-Muslims] are fought without giving them Da'wah..."

The Judge and Mufti, Taj ud-Deen Bahram ad-Damiri [d. 805AH]
Sharh Mukhtasar Khaleel
Vol II, page 453

Da'wah is not possible in Dar al-Harb without severely compromising the message of Islam or annoying Disbelievers so much that they harm Muslims.

Engaging in compromised "Da'wah" is doing more harm than good because it not only alters the message of Islam for non-Muslims since they convert to something false, even if it's "better" than polytheism, but it also alters the message of Islam among Muslims in Dar al-Harb.

[ابو سامي @ibn_alJad]

By the grace of Allah, I'm happy to announce the (much delayed) publication of my book on the history of feminism.

This book explores the origins of feminism in Christian theology and European history, as well as also the vital role it plays in maintaining the political and economic order of the modern world.

The book is intended to call the Muslims and humanity to Allah and His religion by helping us to realize how inseparable belief is from modes of production, and to realize the problems (and the beliefs) inherent in modern modes of production.

By the permission of Allah, I hope this will contribute to protecting and healing Muslim communities suffering from the effects of so-called "gender equality," and help readers to recognize and appreciate the divine wisdom of Islam in the process. Links to download below⬇️

[Mahfil @mahfildijital]

🔴 Pakistan askeri rejimi, Afganistan'da yine sivil katliamı yaptı.

Dün gece Paktia, Paktika ve Kunar vilayetlerini hedef alan hava saldırılarında hayatını kaybeden sivillerin sayısı 36’ya yükseldi.

Can kaybının en büyüğü Paktia'daki Mandohil köyünde gerçekleşti.

İlk bombalamadan hemen sonra, enkaz altında kalanları kurtarmak için bölgeye koşan köylüler, Pakistan savaş uçakları tarafından bilinçli olarak ikinci kez vuruldu.

Sadece bu saldırıda 28 sivil hayatını kaybetti.

[Niglet @Khanchi6200]

I read the reports of it and how vile the mass r@pes were but seeing the audio is something else entirely.

Remember the martyred child abeer al janabi, God rest her soul, and all others like her. And remember the “Muslims” who let this happen https://t.co/TdPrCoE37G

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

Slaughtering the animals of Ahl al-Harb and burning whatever cannot be eaten is specifically mentioned as permissible in Hanafi works of Fiqh.

The purpose is so that non-Muslims cannot benefit from the meat or the trade value of the animals.

Muslims are allowed to do this with Ahl al-Harb.

Obviously, it is not allowed for non-Muslims to do this to Muslims.

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

The ones who report these statements want the world to reel in anger and outrage against their "universally immorality."

The fact is that Islamic law permits Muslims to demolish the residences and buildings of non-Muslims as part of conquering their lands.

100% there is a double standard to Islamic law:

It is permissible for Muslims to demolish the residences of non-Muslims in order to conquer them and bring them under the Shari'ah.

It is NOT permissible for non-Muslims to demolish the residences of Muslims in order to conquer us and bring us under man-made laws.

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

Why blame Israelis for a sentiment that Muslims should have toward non-Muslims?

If we allowed our children to be raised on the same sentiment toward non-Muslims and the Kufr/Shirk man-made laws they impose, and specifically that illegal apartheid state, even with all its technology, wouldn't stand a chance against the billions of Muslims with proper Aqidah and understanding of the Shari'ah.

Instead, we allow our children to be indoctrinated with a value system and morality that is foreign to Islam, namely a system that promotes victim worship and forces Muslims to view the world and our position in it as subjugated to man-made laws that the ones who invented them don't follow themselves.

For an Israeli to snipe tens of thousands of women and children at the behest of military and political leaders who promote and encourage them to do so, it is legal according to them.

For a Muslim to simply state the well-established legal ruling from classical and contemporary works of jurisprudence that conquering Dar al-Harb entails generalized attacks in which women and children will die and that is legal according to the Shari'ah is "radicalism" and "terrorism."

Stop appealing to non-Muslim morals and values. Stop appealing to non-Muslim man-made laws. Such appeals have never stopped the genocides against Muslims. Such appeals have only confused generation after generation of Muslims into thinking that man-made laws are there to help and save us from those who invented them and wield them against their enemies.

[Sulayman al-Kindi 🔻 @sulayman_Kindi]

Unpopular opinion:
Gazans were just as soccer addicted as the rest of the ummah, before the genocide.
Not a judgement, but a reality check and warning for us to get our priorities right while we have a chance.

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

The aggression of secularism in Egypt and elsewhere is naked and brutal.

Governments and their puppet media love to project their own barbarism onto Islamic groups and Muslim fighters when such groups are really only responding with a fraction of the brutality of secularists.