How come none of the British Muslim MPs have condemned the attack on the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, and other Muslim countries during an important month such as Ramadan? They will condemn Britain for hitting Iran back I promise you. We know what they’re made of; you don’t.
Now you know it was never about Muslims; it was about Islamism and supporting terrorism through MPs who are now acting as Iran’s proxies in your Parliament.
You see how bad that sounds? Now you know .. it’s sad. This is Britain now.
I’ve been asked the same question again and again:
Why would the Ayatollah’s regime attack Dubai?
A city where nearly 200,000 Iranians live.
A city where they built businesses, raised families, educated their children in world-class schools, and found opportunity.
Why target a place that gave so many of their own people a future?
And then it hit me.
The answer is in the question.
This is a regime that kills its own people inside Iran. Why would it hesitate to harm them outside?
But there’s something deeper.
Dubai wasn’t just a target. It was a symbol.
Seventy miles across the Gulf stands a city that, to millions of Iranians, represents what Iran could have been - open, thriving, educated, diverse, confident. A place where business flourishes. Where coexistence is normal. Where over 200 nationalities live side by side, chasing dreams instead of fearing the state.
That model is a direct contradiction of everything the Ayatollahs built their rule upon.
So the attack wasn’t just against buildings or infrastructure.
It was against an idea.
Against a model of prosperity.
Against proof that another path is possible on the same waters of the Gulf.
Yes, the city has suffered a blow. Yes, it hurts. For those of us who love Dubai, who have built lives here, who have watched it become one of the safest and most dynamic cities in the world - this was personal.
But here’s what the doubters don’t understand:
Dubai’s strength has never been fragility.
It has always been resilience.
And when Iran is finally free from tyranny - when a new Iran rises - Dubai will not fade. It will thrive even more. It will become the gateway, the financial bridge, the transit hub for trade, energy, capital, and reconstruction. It will be the Hong Kong of a reborn Iran. The stepping stone between a free Iran and the global economy.
The best days of this city are not behind it.
They’re ahead. 🙌🏻🙂
Emirati Businessman Mohamed Al Abbar drops a bomb of truth about London …echoing what Elon Musk said few days ago.
“It's a shame London is unsecured, & they snatch your phone & your watch in the street… and it all about the leadership”
“Shame on you ! You don’t have money to give it to your Police - I think they’re collecting £2 per night from hotels to fund the budget- and you want to go to war for other countries ??”
“Shame on you!”
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