طيب المحسنين وضعوا الماء من اجل امثال هذا الشخص حلال عليه ياخذه وحده ولا عشر ..
الله يبارك له ويوسع عليه ليش صرنا نستنقص من الآخرين ونمن عليهم بالعطايا
Topless Hindu men rolling in the streets of North London. No women participating. Police cordons. Traffic diverted.
Tommy? Nigel? GB News? 🦗🦗🦗
But when it's a Muslim event? Suddenly it's "takeover" this and "erosion of British culture" that.
We all see the pattern.
🚨BREAKING
An American man showed his grandmother’s passport, which was issued by the U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem in 1932.
The man said, “It was always Palestine, and it will always be Palestine,” highlighting the period before the Israeli occupation.
la plupart des journalistes qui nous montraient en direct ce qu’il se passe à Gaza ont été tués par Isr*el alors qd vs tombez sur ne serait-ce qu’une seule vidéo c’est important de relayer au maximum !!!
Today, Gaza held its largest mass funeral ever - over 112 bodies that were only recently recovered after months of being under rubble were laid to rest.
And today, Abdul Rahman El-Syed won a significant victory in Michigan - a victory that has already sent shock waves through the Democratic and Republican parties, and is reshaping conversations at every level of American politics.
These two news items are not unrelated. AIPAC and its allies spent a staggering $65 million on Abdul's opponent, precisely because they wanted to continue using our taxes, our weapons, and our veto power to finance their genocide against Palestinian families. Let that sink in: AIPAC spent $65 million to secure one nomination within the Democratic party for one potential Senate position. And ...they lost.
For countless voters, this campaign became about more than a single candidate. The results today, after the last two years of brutal genocide in Gaza, and after decades of their racist Apartheid rule, put beyond doubt the reality that Isr@ael and its allies have simply lost any and all credibility in the eyes of average, hard-working, tax-paying Americans. Today's outcome reflects a surging demand among many Americans for a foreign policy that is shaped first and foremost by the interests, values, and conscience of the American people. It became a statement that no lobbying effort—foreign or domestic—should outweigh the voice of ordinary citizens, and no aid should ever be given to kill innocent civilians. The support of a candidate by AIPAC is now, finally, deemed by large segments of our country a liability, not an asset.
The dignity, courage, and perseverance of the people of Gaza in the face of occupation, massacres, and war have shaken the foundations of an entrenched establishment whose moral authority has steadily eroded. We look forward to a future defined by justice, not complicity - a future in which our country does not bankroll foreign wars and atrocities, but rather offers better services to its own people.
As a Christian who is a native Arabic speaker, I say "Inshallah" at least 20 times a day. The term literally means "if God wills."
One of my favorite things about Arabic language is how present God is in different phrases, such as "Inshallah" and "Alhamdulillah," which means "thank be to God" and is used to answer someone asking, "How are you?" What's amazing is that these phrases are so normalized among Arabic speakers that even atheists would answer "How are you?" with "Thank be to God."
Salams Imam @belalalzuhiri I’d love for you to come back on my Zeteo show and discuss how you think the President Trump’s mission for peace is going since we last spoke and since you were posting stuff like this.