Raja

أستغفرُ الله، لا حولَ ولا قوةَ إلا بالل “I seek forgiveness from Allah. There is no power and no strength except through Allah.”

[Raja @mo11raja82]

ہم ضد کا مالک ہے، ہمارے ساتھ جو ضد کرتا ہے نہ تو خدا قسم ہمارے ضد کو بھی ضد آجاتا ہے۔

[Raja @mo11raja82]

Yes, seriously, because when somebody commits a crime, you don’t go around labelling their religion is bad. It doesn’t matter what religion somebody belongs to; if he has committed a crime, you get the person, prosecute him, and put him in prison. If it’s a country where they give the death penalty, you might as well give him that. In some countries, for rapists, they chop their dick off; you might as well do that to them as well. But don’t go around and label two billion Muslims as rapists, murderers, and terrorists. You don’t do that.

If that’s the case, we can do exactly the same thing. Every time a crime is committed by a Christian, we can turn around and say, “All Christians are fucking pedophiles. All Christians are fucking murderers and rapists and fucking whatnot.” The same thing applies to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists—it doesn’t matter what fucking religion you’re from. You can’t label the whole religion, and you can’t blame all the followers of that religion or whatever religion is followed by a criminal.

So that’s what I’m trying to say. If anybody can understand, fair enough. If you don’t understand, you’re a fucking thick bastard. That’s what you are.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@traceyorg @420AuditsEire And what group is that sorry??

[Raja @mo11raja82]

چلیں سہیّا بھائی، پھر چپ کر کے بل ادا کیا کریں۔ ادھر سوشل میڈیا پر بل ڈالنے کی کیا ضرورت ہے؟ رونا دھونا مفت کا۔

جتنا بھی بل آتا ہے، لاکھ آتا ہے، دو لاکھ آتا ہے، دس لاکھ آتا ہے۔ اگلے آپ کو کل کہیں گے: “بھائی، بل نہیں دے سکتے ہو تو اپنے گھر سے نکلو۔”

سانس لینے پر ٹیکس لگے گا، ٹٹی پیشاب کرنے پر ٹیکس لگ جائے گا۔ دیتے جاؤ بھائی، پھر یا ڈر کر رہ لو اور سب کچھ دیتے رہو، یا پھر اپنے لیے نکلو، خوف کے بت توڑو۔

ایک تو ہمارے اندر اتحاد نہیں ہے، ہمارے لوگوں میں ایک دوسرے کے ساتھ۔ ہر بندہ کہتا ہے: “میرا اس میں کیا؟ میرا کیا؟”

جب دوسرے کے گھر میں آگ لگی ہوتی ہے تو پانی بھی نہیں ڈالنے جاتا، تو پھر وہی آگ جب اپنے گھر میں آتی ہے تو رولا ڈال جاتا ہے: “ہائے مر گئے، ہائے مر گئے، ہائے مر گئے۔”

کشمیری دیکھیں نا، ڈٹے ہوئے ہیں کہ نہیں؟ اب آپ کہیں گے کہ جی، وہ پاکستانی نہیں ہیں، اس لیے دلیر ہیں۔ یہ بھی بات آپ کی ٹھیک ہے۔

پاکستانی قوم بزدل قوم ہے۔ بلوچوں کو دیکھو، کتنے سالوں سے مر رہے ہیں، بچارے غریب، لیکن اپنے حق کے لیے کھڑے ہوتے ہیں، گھروں میں تو نہیں بیٹھے ہوئے۔

اسی طرح آپ کشمیر کے لوگوں کو دیکھ لیں، روز بچارے شہادتیں لے رہے ہیں، لیکن پیچھے ہٹنے کا نام نہیں لے رہے۔

اور یہ جو پاکستان کی پنجابی قوم ہے، میں تو یہی کہوں گا بھائی، پنجابی قوم سے بڑی بےغیرت قوم اس دنیا میں نہیں پائی جاتی۔

[Raja @mo11raja82]

You know what, mate? You are one ignorant motherfucker, and there are plenty of you around. I wasn’t here to defend extremist Muslims. I was here to defend only the innocent Muslims.
People like you actually deserve nothing but extremist Muslims. They’re the ones who can fix a direct appointment for you to meet God. That way, you motherfuckers can ask your questions directly to Him, because you don’t deserve normal Muslims around you.

Fuck off, prick. Don’t fucking comment back here. I cannot waste my precious time on people like you. Motherfuckers have nothing to do with their lives. Fucking cunts.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

In Prophet Muhammad’s time (peace be upon him):
• There were wars, but they were mostly because of attacks, betrayal, or threats against the early Muslims — not simply “because they are Christian or Jewish.”
• The Prophet also made peace treaties with Jewish and Christian groups, protecting their lives and religion as long as they were peaceful and paid a tax (jizya).
• Some verses in the Quran talk about fighting in specific situations (like self-defense or against enemies), but others clearly say “no compulsion in religion” and to treat peaceful non-Muslims kindly.
In today’s world:
• Most Muslim countries and ordinary Muslims do not live by “fight and conquer everyone” — they live in peace with others.
• However, this hardline view is still taught and followed by some extreme preachers and terrorist groups (like ISIS). They use old texts to justify violence and expansion.
• The majority of Muslims today believe Islam should coexist peacefully in the modern world.
Bottom line: The quote represents a radical interpretation, not the practice of most Muslims or the complete picture from the Prophet’s life. Islam, like other religions, has both peaceful and fighting verses — different people emphasize different parts.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@smile2jannah Tommy Robinson has been detained, an event he appears to regard as a significant financial opportunity—likening it to winning a lottery. 😂👏😂👏😂

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@Aurangzebbutt اورنگزیب بھائی کیا کہیں کچھ لوگ ایسے ہوتے ہیں جب بھی منہ کھولتے ہیں تو ان کے منہ سے ٹٹی ہی نکلتی ہے.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@MrArulVelusamy

Brother, you keep demanding ‘evidence’ that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was from Mecca, that he was persecuted by the pagans there, and for every detail in his life. You want me to produce documents, photos, or instant proof right here in the park, as if this is a court case from last year.
Okay. Let’s apply exactly the same standard to your own religion, Christianity, since you’re asking these questions so aggressively.
• Give me the evidence that Jesus existed as described in the Bible. Not later church writings — contemporary, non-Christian, Roman or Jewish records from the exact time of his life that prove he was born of a virgin, performed miracles, was the Son of God, and rose from the dead.
• Give me the evidence for his crucifixion. Where is the Roman execution record? Where is the body? You say he was crucified and buried — show me the tomb, the body, or contemporary Roman/Jewish confirmation that matches the full Gospel story.
• Give me the evidence that he resurrected. The empty tomb? That’s from the New Testament written decades later by his followers. Where is the physical proof? Where are the Roman or Jewish sources confirming hundreds of people saw a resurrected man walking around Jerusalem?
If you can’t produce this right now — and you can’t, because no one can produce modern-style forensic evidence for events from 2000 years ago — then you have no right to demand the same impossible standard from Muslims about events from 1400 years ago.
History is not TikTok clips or police reports. We rely on preserved traditions, chains of narration, biographical accounts written by people close to the events, and corroborating historical context.
For Prophet Muhammad ﷺ:
• The Quran was revealed in his lifetime and memorized by thousands.
• His biography (Seerah) was recorded by scholars using rigorous Hadith methodology.
• Early non-Muslim sources (Byzantine, Syriac, Armenian) mention the Arab prophet and the movement he started within decades.
We don’t dismiss all of ancient history just because we don’t have DNA or video. Scholars across the world — Muslim and non-Muslim — accept Muhammad as a historical figure who lived in Mecca and migrated to Medina. Just like they accept a historical Jesus who was crucified in Judea.
So here’s my question back to you: Why do you apply this extreme skepticism only when asking Muslims, but accept the stories of your own faith on faith + tradition? If you’re genuinely interested in truth and evidence, be consistent. Otherwise, this isn’t honest questioning — it’s just trying to provoke and create division between Muslims and Christians.
Ask real questions. Study both histories properly. But stop with the one-sided ‘give me evidence’ game if you’re not ready to play it both ways then keep your mouth shut. Because up until now every time you open your mouth shit comes out from it!!!!

[Raja @mo11raja82]

This response was to your video below

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@MrArulVelusamy

Brother, you keep demanding ‘evidence’ that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was from Mecca, that he was persecuted by the pagans there, and for every detail in his life. You want me to produce documents, photos, or instant proof right here in the park, as if this is a court case from last year.
Okay. Let’s apply exactly the same standard to your own religion, Christianity, since you’re asking these questions so aggressively.
• Give me the evidence that Jesus existed as described in the Bible. Not later church writings — contemporary, non-Christian, Roman or Jewish records from the exact time of his life that prove he was born of a virgin, performed miracles, was the Son of God, and rose from the dead.
• Give me the evidence for his crucifixion. Where is the Roman execution record? Where is the body? You say he was crucified and buried — show me the tomb, the body, or contemporary Roman/Jewish confirmation that matches the full Gospel story.
• Give me the evidence that he resurrected. The empty tomb? That’s from the New Testament written decades later by his followers. Where is the physical proof? Where are the Roman or Jewish sources confirming hundreds of people saw a resurrected man walking around Jerusalem?
If you can’t produce this right now — and you can’t, because no one can produce modern-style forensic evidence for events from 2000 years ago — then you have no right to demand the same impossible standard from Muslims about events from 1400 years ago.
History is not TikTok clips or police reports. We rely on preserved traditions, chains of narration, biographical accounts written by people close to the events, and corroborating historical context.
For Prophet Muhammad ﷺ:
• The Quran was revealed in his lifetime and memorized by thousands.
• His biography (Seerah) was recorded by scholars using rigorous Hadith methodology.
• Early non-Muslim sources (Byzantine, Syriac, Armenian) mention the Arab prophet and the movement he started within decades.
We don’t dismiss all of ancient history just because we don’t have DNA or video. Scholars across the world — Muslim and non-Muslim — accept Muhammad as a historical figure who lived in Mecca and migrated to Medina. Just like they accept a historical Jesus who was crucified in Judea.
So here’s my question back to you: Why do you apply this extreme skepticism only when asking Muslims, but accept the stories of your own faith on faith + tradition? If you’re genuinely interested in truth and evidence, be consistent. Otherwise, this isn’t honest questioning — it’s just trying to provoke and create division between Muslims and Christians.
Ask real questions. Study both histories properly. But stop with the one-sided ‘give me evidence’ game if you’re not ready to play it both ways then keep your mouth shut. Because up until now every time you open your mouth shit comes out from it!!!!

[Raja @mo11raja82]

The Qur’an commands Muslims to act justly and fulfill their agreements. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ also instructed Muslims to honor their covenants and treaties.

Historically, Muslims have lived under non-Muslim governments at various times. One famous example is when some of the Prophet’s companions migrated to the Christian kingdom of Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia/Eritrea region). The Prophet advised them to go there because the Christian king was known for justice, even though the kingdom was not governed by Islamic law.

So if a country such as the UK:

* allows Muslims to worship,
* protects mosques,
* permits religious dress,
* allows Islamic charities and education within the law,

then many scholars would say Muslims should respect the country’s laws and be good citizens.

Now, as I live in the UK and I am a Muslim, the UK does not stop not only Muslims but also people of any other religion from practising their faith. The UK does not stop them from praying according to their religion. The UK is not stopping anybody.

So this scholar, whoever the fuck he is, is talking bullshit out of his ass, and he has no right to tell anybody that because they are not Muslim, they are going to Hell. The way this man is speaking, even though he is a Muslim, it looks like he’s definitely going to Hell.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

I have no problem discussing illegal immigration, crime, or public safety. Those are legitimate issues.

What I do have a problem with is people like Tommy Robinson acting as if nearly 2 billion Muslims are responsible for the actions of every Muslim criminal on earth.

That’s not common sense. That’s collective blame.

Every community has criminals, extremists, rapists, murderers, and idiots. Christians do. Atheists do. Hindus do. Jews do. Muslims do. That’s the reality of human beings.

When a Christian commits a murder, nobody says all Christians are responsible. When a white man commits a crime, nobody says all white people are guilty. But when a Muslim commits a crime, suddenly people like Tommy want to put 2 billion people in the dock.

That’s intellectually bankrupt.

Judge the criminal. Punish the criminal. Condemn the criminal.

But if you’re blaming billions of innocent people for the actions of one individual, you’re not speaking from facts or logic. You’re speaking from prejudice.

And every time Tommy Robinson opens his mouth and tries to turn individual crimes into a verdict on an entire religion, he proves he’s more interested in stirring up anger than having an honest discussion.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

If a Muslim commits a violent crime, prosecute the criminal to the fullest extent of the law.

But if one Muslim’s crime makes Islam a “plague,” then by that logic every crime committed by a Christian, atheist, Jew, Hindu, or any other person would make their entire group a plague too.

That’s not logic. That’s collective guilt.

Judge criminals as individuals. Judge by their religions or followers as a whole, not by the actions of the worst person you can find.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@ToastedWestern @VideosIrish Too right this guy was either Ukrainian, polish or something 100% Eastern European 😂👏

[Raja @mo11raja82]

@Wayne1945372651 @phughes76340646 @TRobinsonNewEra Agree or disagree but this is the truth and the reality.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

This video is for those who have been blind to the reality of the chaos and violence. It sheds light on regime-change operations carried out around the world by Israel and the United States.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

This video is for those who have been blind to the reality of the chaos and violence. It sheds light on regime-change operations carried out around the world by Israel and the United States.

[Raja @mo11raja82]

Yes, it always seems to be Israel and the USA behind regime changes around the world. However, they cannot do to the United Kingdom what they did to Iraq, Afghanistan, or more recently Iran, which pushed back hard against the USA and its allies.

The way they toppled the government in Libya was by using the country’s own people against it. A similar approach appears to be what they are trying to do in the United Kingdom.

Libya’s freedom is gone, and if people are not careful, the same thing could happen to the UK.