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Just lingering.

[AWAM @awamelectro]

Bukhari, book 70, chapter 33- bāb "Al-Halwa wa Al-Asl", hadith 5431.

Ibn Majha, book 29, chapter 36- bāb "Al-Halwa", hadith 3323

Tirmidhi, book 25, chapter 29- bāb "Hubb An-Nabi (sallallahualaihiwasallam) Al-Halwa wa Al-Asl", hadith 1831

(All Sahih)

And Allah knows best.

[أبوحفص @ran_dom_22]

@awamelectro @ShAsrarRashid Evidence about halwa?

[🍉gimo @gimoxtweet]

The biggest lesson for Muslims from the videos of protesters confronting and humiliating media crews is that they always knew exactly what the media was. They knew it was biased, aligned with the government and routinely pushed the government's narrative. They watched it portray Muslims as anti nationals, frame us as a threat to the country, vilify us relentlessly, spread propaganda against us and condition Hindus to view Muslims as the enemy.

None of this was hidden from them, yet they accepted it for years without protest, meaningful opposition or even the slightest disapproval. The moment that same media turned against them, they revolted, proving that years of propaganda against Muslims never bothered them, while the slightest discomfort directed at themselves was enough to push them into the streets against the very institutions they had spent years cheering, defending or quietly accepting. Their problem is still not with the media bias or institutional abuse, but they simply hated becoming its target.

I've said this before and I'll keep saying it because it can't be repeated enough. The Hindu majority had no objection to these institutions as long as Muslims were the ones paying the price and if their own demands are met tomorrow, they'll have no objection to those same institutions being turned against us again.

They're not in the streets because they've suddenly rejected the BJP, the media, the politicians or the police. They're there because the machinery they once celebrated is no longer directed exclusively at Muslims. They don't hate the system itself, they hate the fact that, for once, it's affecting them as well.

[AWAM @awamelectro]

@BeingSalmanKhan Oh Bhoi!

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@x_Aliwayzz01 https://t.co/O7ODmaX6Vv

[AWAM @awamelectro]

Bintas should remain inside their homes.

[Indian Muslim Archives @Rustum_0]

Sangram Khan, a convert to Islam, was appointed Governor of Ranthambore by Sultan Muhammad Adil Shah Suri in 1554.

In 1557, when Emperor Akbar dispatched a large force under Hindu Beg Mughal to capture the fort, Sangram Khan successfully repelled the Mughal campaign.

Three years later, in 1560, Akbar sent an even larger army under Habib Ali Khan. Sangram Khan defended Ranthambore for nearly a year, but was reduced to great distress. He opened negotiations ans agreed to surrender the fortress on the condition that he receive compensation in ready cash, goods, and the most valuable furnishings.

However, when the Mughal nobles delayed payment and even contemplated storming the fortress instead, Sangram Khan abandoned negotiations. Instead, he handed Ranthambore over to Rai Surjan Singh Hada in 1561, from whom he obtained everything he had demanded. After years of campaigning, the Mughal army was left empty-handed and gained no credit for the enterprise.

Having secured a rich reward and loading over Ranthambore for 7 years, Sangram Khan departed for Gujarat, where he entered the service of Sultan Muzaffar Shah III of the Muzaffarid Sultanate.

[The Muslim @TheMuslim786]

We were beaten after being asked about our religion.

Protesters allege that those taken into custody were treated based on their religion inside the police station; they were questioned about Kunal Kamra's statement and beaten for supporting it.

[Sarcastic. @Sarcaztick]

Jantar Mantar par CJP protest mein log bina kisi khauf ke Narendra Modi ke liye bhaddi aur behuda language use kar rahe hai .

Ye dekhte hi mera zehan seedha Hassan Siddiqui ki taraf gaya, jo pichhle do mahine se sirf isliye jail mein hai kyunki unhone Modi ke khilaf ek tweet ko retweet kiya tha, jabki us tweet ki original author aaj bhi azaad ghoom rahi hain.

Main bas apne Muslim bhaiyon se itna kehna chahta hoon ki Gen Z ko dekhkar josh mein aakar tum kuch aisa mat bol dena jiska nateeja tumhe akela bhugatna pade. Ye azaadi sabke liye nahi hai, bas majority community ke liye hai.

Apne lafzon par control rakho. Ghar par tumhari maa tumhara intezar kar rahi hai.

[KRK @kamaalrkhan]

I request to all Muslim boys and girls to not participate in any protest at all. Because police can arrest you without any crime to keep you in jail for years like Umar Khalid. Toh hero Banne Ki Koshish Nahi Karna.

[زماں @Delhiite_]

Meet Rhiya Ahir [IG: rhiyaahir]👏

One fearless young woman stood in front of a police van during the Mumbai student protests, refusing to back down.

Courage can't be bought. Justice can't be silenced. Salute to her. 🫡🫡

[زماں @Delhiite_]

Ab Koi Baitha Ke Dikhao 😭😭 😂😂

[AWAM @awamelectro]

@Delhiite_ The two fanners behind him 😆

[AWAM @awamelectro]

Dude what lol not him! 🤣

[AWAM @awamelectro]

Oh Bhoy

[Salman Khan @BeingSalmanKhan]

It was such a peaceful movement, feel so sad that it had to take a violent turn. My heart goes out to the students and their families who were hurt. Paper leak is a very serious issue, and I am glad to know n see that the kids of our country have come together for a better educational system, and their parents supported them.

I truly appreciate the stand they have taken, showing dedication, sincerity, and keenness to study hard n make their future and a greater, educated India. This andolan, this protest, is the right way to go abt it, n the students have done this peacefully. So courageous and brave. Driven and motivated towards education, this generation will make India proud.

This issue is between the students and the educational system, it should not be hijacked politically, the credit should only go to the students of our country, and I am sure the government will also give them all the support n make it a stronger educational system. It’s a win-win situation. Hoping n praying for a positive decision. God bless all of you who wanna be educated.

Education should be the next trend and fashion, and should get trendier n more fashionable yr by yr, itna k bahar se log come to India to study and India becomes an educational hub.

[🍉gimo @gimoxtweet]

This was the anti CAA/NRC protest in Bareilly and it was the smallest of all the anti CAA/NRC protests. If this was the smallest one, imagine how massive the largest protest was.

And these people want us to believe that the CJP protest is the biggest one so far. 😂😂😭

[Rayhaan @RaysTweetsss]

Season 1 protestors (CAA) & Season 2 protestors (Farm laws) watching Season 3 protestors whose parents called 1&2 protestors anti nationals take Danda from Topi ji and Mota bhai

[Agrima 🇮🇳 🍉 @Agrimonious]

Fun fact:
Protest site pe Rang De Basanti aur Swadesh ke gaane baj rahe hain; Dhurandar ke nahi

[Indian Muslim Archives @Rustum_0]

If you're an Arab and come across those multitudes of older Arab chronicles describing India as a remarkably beautiful land, remember they were often referring to a specific piece of spice and gold-rich land - the Malabar, known today as.

Kerala province (30% Muslim today).

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

A student was escaping from illegal detention by the police, Godi Journalist tried to grab him & kicked him

Locals and students intervened and released the student and then thrashed the Sarkari Kutta

[Sarcastic. @Sarcaztick]

“Modi Government has not seen protests of this kind in Delhi in it’s 12 years in power”

Shaheen Bagh was 100× larger than the CJP protest, and it lasted for over 100 days.

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Aa gaya ji aa gaya... Saheb ka phone aa gaya...

[Battuta🌿 @lbnBattuta]

Malik Ambar (1548–1626) was an Ethiopian slave sold by his own parents.

Through multiple owners, he arrived in India as a free man and became Peshwa (Prime Minister) of the Ahmednagar Sultanate.

He's the nemesis of Mughal Emperor Jahangir, whom he defeated and enraged for years