So although I will always place the ummah above all else, I think ive become too heartbroken to want to engage with it any further.
Atleast on this platform specifically
You know, I understand when people think that I'm disagreeable. And I'm not just talking about people that have political affiliations on one side. I feel like everyone on every side of the political spectrum tends to find me disagreeable. (1/?)
I don't expect to change the minds of most people—just the people I interact with. But it's like my words can't even get through their hatred.
But I mean, not all of them, though. If you're lucky enough, you'll find people with enough compassion to meet you halfway.
People tend to get mad at me when I say that you cannot condemn Hamas and support Palestinians.
So if that bothers you, my question is... what have you done to provide Palestinians an alternative path to resistance?
What is "Eid al-Ghadir?"
It is the Shia delusion that the Prophet (peace be upon him) appointed Ali bin Abi Talib (ra) at Ghadir Khumm as successor, 10k Sahaba witnessed it and even congratulated him, then went with Abu Bakr (ra) two months later.
It’s the perfect representation of Shi’ism. The two actual Eids are celebrations of spiritual toil and sacrifice, while their imaginary third one is the celebration of a (alleged)….political event
Not only did the overwhelming majority of global sunni majority NOT support isis, sunni Muslims also made up the overwhelming majority of regular and irregular troops that fought and defeated isis.
Israel however is supported by near absolute majority of Jews.
you only think they're right because you don't see victims of us military as humans and therefore believe your own comfort to be inherently above their lives
I don’t understand how this panel is supposed to put her in a good light, and she condemned even naming the occupation of Palestine as such. She’s dead, let her rest, but there’s just no denying that she was a Zionist and that she made up at least one „memory“ in her work.