@MasterMaliq Matt.5.43 - "You have heard that it was said, "You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.'
Matt.5.44 - But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you.
🚨💔 EGYPT, DOES JUSTICE DEPEND ON WHO YOUR FATHER IS?
A YOUNG COPTIC CHRISTIAN IS FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE WHILE HIS BROTHER IS FIGHTING TO HAVE HIS VOICE HEARD.
His name is Michael Medhat Farag.
Michael was struck by a car while crossing the street, leaving him in critical condition.
The driver has been identified by the family as a Police Academy student whose father is the Vice President of Egypt's Court of Cassation and that's why the only video evidence of the accident wasn't given to the Prosecutor ?!
NOW HIS FAMILY IS ASKING A TERRIFYING QUESTION:
WILL MICHAEL RECEIVE JUSTICE, OR WILL THE DRIVER'S FAMILY CONNECTIONS STAND IN THE WAY?
💔 “I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO FOR MY BROTHER.”
Those heartbreaking words come from Michael's brother, who describes desperately searching for justice.
He says he has knocked on countless doors, filed complaints, and attempted to submit video evidence of the incident, only to have it rejected.
He also describes being offered a small amount of money while his brother continues suffering.
IMAGINE WATCHING YOUR BROTHER FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE WHILE YOU FIGHT JUST TO HAVE THE EVIDENCE HEARD.
HOW MANY DOORS MUST THIS FAMILY KNOCK ON?
HOW MANY TIMES MUST A BROTHER BEG FOR SOMEONE TO LISTEN?
AND WHY SHOULD THE POSITION OF ANYONE'S FATHER MATTER WHEN A HUMAN LIFE IS AT STAKE?
⚖️ JUSTICE MUST BE BLIND TO POWER, WEALTH, RELIGION, AND FAMILY CONNECTIONS.
Michael's family deserves an independent investigation, a fair examination of all available evidence, and accountability wherever the facts lead.
✝️ MICHAEL IS NOT JUST ANOTHER HEADLINE.
HE IS SOMEONE'S SON. SOMEONE'S BROTHER. A HUMAN BEING WHO DESERVES JUSTICE.
🙏 PRAY FOR MICHAEL MEDHAT FARAG AND HIS FAMILY.
📢 SHARE HIS STORY. LET HIS BROTHER'S CRIES FOR JUSTICE BE HEARD.
EGYPT, NO FAMILY SHOULD HAVE TO BEG FOR EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW.
Source: Coptic Solidarity
#JusticeForMichaelMedhatFarag #CopticChristians #Egypt #HumanRights #CopticSolidarity #JusticeForAll
@TheNawazish87 6:163 He has no partner. So I am commanded, and so I am the first to submit.”
39:11-12 Say, “I am commanded to worship Allah, being sincerely devoted to Him. And I am commanded to be the first of those who submit
@MasterMaliq Matt.5.44 But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you, (NKJV)
Get us a Quoran equivalent.
أنا عبد الله سمير... كنت مسلم 15 سنة.
مش مسلم بالاسم، كنت داعية.
أنا اللي أسست LightUponLigh
أنا اللي أسست VerseByVerseQuran اللي النهاردة ملايين بيقرأوا منه القرآن
اشتغلت مع يوسف إستس، ودرست عند ياسر قاضي، وكنت سلفي، وكنت فاكر إني على الحق المبين.
وسبت الإسلام.
مش عشان شهوة.
مش عشان حد ضحك عليا.
مش عشان كنت ضعيف.
سبته عشان قريت كتابي اللي كنت بدافع عنه... بعيون مفتوحة لأول مرة.
1. المرأة في الإسلام...
اكتشفت إن الإسلام عمرو ما ساوى بيني وبين أختي.
الراجل ليه القوامة، والمرأة ناقصة عقل ودين، وشهادتها نص شهادتي، وميراثها نص ميراثي.
أنا كنت بدافع عن ده وأقول "عدل مش مساواة"، لحد ما سألت نفسي سؤال واحد: لو ربنا عادل فعلاً، ليه خلقني راجل بامتيازات، وخلقها ست بدرجة أقل مني؟
2. جهنم...
15 سنة وأنا بخوّف الناس من النار.
وبعدين فكرت: إله رحيم يعذب إنسان للأبد عشان 70 سنة في الدنيا ما اقتنعش؟!
عذاب أبدي لا نهائي على ذنب محدود؟ دي مش عدالة، ده انتقام.
3. القرآن والعلم...
كنت بقول "إعجاز علمي" لحد ما قريت بنفسي.
قصص مكررة من كتب اللي قبلنا، وأخطاء في وصف العالم، وأنا كنت ببرر وألوّي الآيات عشان تمشي مع العلم.
4. النبي محمد...
ده كان أصعب سؤال واجهته في حياتي:
هل فعلاً في ملك بينزل على إنسان في غار ويقوله اقرأ؟
ولا دي تجربة بشرية زي تجارب آلاف الأنبياء اللي قبله وبعده واللي أنا نفسي مكنتش بصدقهم؟
أنا ما سبتهاش في يوم وليلة.
أنا قعدت سنين أبكي وأدعي "يا رب لو انت موجود دلّني"
ومحدش رد عليا.
فلو انت مسلم وبتقرأ كلامي دلوقتي وبتقولي "عمرك ما كنت مسلم حقيقي"
أنا بقولك: أنا كنت مسلم أكتر منك.
أنا بنيت مواقع للإسلام وانت لسه بتتفرج.
أنا سبت الإسلام... عشان لقيت إن الحقيقة أغلى من الجنة اللي كانوا بيخوفوني منها.
منقول عن
- عبد الله سمير
مارية القبطية لم تكن زوجة لمحمد ولم تكن امرأة حرة اختارت.
مارية كانت هدية.
المقوقس، حاكم مصر، أرسل إلى النبي هدايا: بغل، وثياب، وجاريتين.. مارية وأختها سيرين.
في أي عُرف إنساني طبيعي، الإنسان لا يُهدى. لا يُغلَّف ويُرسل. لكن في منظومة ملك اليمين، هذا كان عاديًا جدًا. البشر يُمتلكون، يُباعون، يُوهبون، ويُقبلون كهدايا.
وقَبِل النبي الهدية. ولم يحررها.
لم يقل: هذه إنسانة حرة، لا يجوز أن تُمتلك. بل اتخذها ملك يمين. أي امرأة مملوكة له، يحل له أن يطأها بملك اليمين دون عقد زواج، ودون مهر، ودون حقوق الزوجة. وأنجب منها ابنه إبراهيم.
تخيّل للحظة أنك مكان مارية: تُنتزع من بلدك، من أهلك، من لغتك، تُرسل في قافلة كشيء، ثم تُسلَّم لرجل في المدينة، فيقول لك: أنتِ لي الآن. هل هذا هو التكريم الذي يتحدثون عنه؟
ثم تأتي القصة الأغرب، قصة حفصة.
في يوم كان يوم حفصة، دخل النبي بيتها، ومعه مارية. ووجدته حفصة مع مارية في بيتها، على فراشها. فغضبت. وهذا طبيعي جدًا، أي امرأة في مكانها ستغضب.
فماذا حدث؟
طلب منها أن تكتم الأمر. وأقسم لها أنه لن يمس مارية بعد ذلك، مقابل أن لا تفضحه ولا تخبر أحدًا، وتحديدًا عائشة.
يعني: القسم كان ثمنًا للكتمان. "اسكتي، وأنا سأحرم على نفسي مارية".
ثم نزلت سورة التحريم تعاتبه على هذا القسم:
{يَا أَيُّهَا النَّبِيُّ لِمَ تُحَرِّمُ مَا أَحَلَّ اللَّهُ لَكَ ۖ تَبْتَغِي مَرْضَاتَ أَزْوَاجِكَ} [التحريم: 1]
ركّز في الآية: الله يعاتبه لأنه حرّم على نفسه ما أحلّه الله له. أي أن الحلال هنا هو أن يمس مارية. والخطأ الذي ارتكبه النبي، بحسب النص، ليس أنه أخذ امرأة مملوكة، ولا أنه فعل ذلك في بيت زوجته وعلى فراشها، بل أنه وعد زوجته بأنه لن يفعل ذلك مرة أخرى إرضاءً لها.
ثم نزلت آيات أخرى تكشف السر الذي أسرّه لحفصة، وتقول لها ولعائشة: إن تتوبا.. وتهددهما بالطلاق وبنساء خير منهما.
فكّر في المشهد كله من أوله لآخره، بدون قداسة:
امرأة تُهدى كشيء.
رجل يقبلها ولا يحررها.
يتخذها ملك يمين وينجب منها.
يُضبط معها في بيت زوجته.
يقسم أن يتركها لكي لا يُفضح.
فينزل وحي ليُحلّ له القسم، ويقول له: لماذا حرمت على نفسك ما أحللت لك؟
السؤال الذي لا يريدونك أن تسأله:
أين كانت مارية في كل هذه القصة؟ أين إرادتها؟ أين حريتها؟ أين رأيها في أن تكون هدية، ثم ملك يمين، ثم سببًا لخصومة بين الزوجات، ثم سببًا لنزول سورة؟
مارية لم تكن طرفًا. كانت موضوعًا. شيئًا يُمتلك، ويُهدى، ويُطأ، ويُحرَّم، ويُحلّ.
وهذه هي المشكلة مع ملك اليمين كله: أنه يحوّل الإنسان إلى ملكية. وعندما يتحوّل الإنسان إلى ملكية، يختفي سؤال الأخلاق تمامًا، ويبقى سؤال واحد فقط: هل هذا حلال أم حرام؟
وفي قصة مارية، الجواب كان دائمًا: حلال.
- هشام المصري
Rest in peace to our brothers and sisters in Christ in Sudan as the world looks away 💔😔 they are being persecuted and killed for the same God that we worship and he is the same God that calls us to stand with with them as they suffer and rejoice when one rejoices in 1 Corinthians 12:26.
Don't ignore the same body of Christ you claim to be apart of 🔥
#EndChristianPersecution
#EndChristianGenocide
One day, I was scrolling through TikTok when I came across a comment under a Muslim post. It was an ignorant Christian boy who wrote that he admired Islam so much and wanted to become a Muslim.
I sent him a DM and asked for his number so I could call him. He sent it, and I called him.
During our conversation, he told me that all his friends were Muslims and that they had been telling him wonderful things about Islam. He said he particularly admired their unity.
I said, “Okay, but can I also tell you some of the things about Islam your friends won’t tell you?”
He agreed, so I started teaching him. But I didn’t just tell him things; I made him investigate the sources himself. He was shocked by what he discovered.
After that, I asked him if he had ever studied Christianity. He said no, so I began teaching him about Christianity too. He was genuinely happy.
At the end of our conversation, I told him to go back to his Muslim friends and ask them about everything I had shown him from their own sources.
A few weeks later, he reached out to me and said they didn’t deny any of the things I had shown him; they only tried to justify them.
I said, “There you have it!”
Then I asked him, “Do you still want to become a Muslim?”
He said NO!
I then encouraged him to subscribe to GodLogic’s channel and watch some of his debates with Muslims. He was so happy.
One thing he said that really stuck with me was that it was good to actually know about something before deciding to embrace it.
Don’t join Islam ignorantly please make your research first!
Antiochian Greek Orthodox Christian Kidnapped in Syria — A Modern-Day Jizya
Maher Nours Sankari, an Antiochian Greek Orthodox goldsmith from al-Suqaylabiyah, Syria, was abducted by masked men on October 19, 2026. His kidnappers demanded over 120 kilograms of gold as ransom.
His abduction highlights the growing threat of kidnapping and extortion targeting Syria’s Christians, resembling a modern form of Jizya.
This video captures a special prayer during the Divine Liturgy at Saints Peter and Paul Church, where Maher’s family and fellow worshippers gathered to pray for his safe return.
Lord, have mercy. Bring Maher home safely.
— Greco-Levantines
✝️ COPTIC CHRISTIANS IN EGYPT ARE NOT ASKING FOR SPECIAL TREATMENT. THEY ARE ASKING TO LIVE AS EQUAL CITIZENS.
💔THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COEXISTING AND TRULY LIVING.
The message shared in this video is powerful, heartbreaking, and something the world needs to hear.
Coptic Christians are not second-class citizens. They are Egyptians. Their ancestors have lived on this land for centuries. Their faith, history, and identity are deeply rooted in Egypt.
Yet too often, Christians are expected to accept discrimination, remain silent about injustice, and be grateful simply for being tolerated.
But tolerance is not equality. And coexistence is not the same as religious freedom.
As she explains, truly living means having dreams, aspirations, opportunities, and hope for tomorrow.
It means being able to practice your faith without fear, speak without intimidation, and pursue your future without being treated differently because you are Christian.
✝️ CHRISTIANS SHOULD NOT HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THEIR FAITH AND THEIR RIGHTS AS CITIZENS.
She also reminds us that Christian teachings call us toward love and peace, not hatred or division.
Christians are not asking to be above anyone.
They are asking to stand equally beside everyone.
Why should equality be treated as a threat to national unity?
Why should speaking about discrimination be considered stirring division?
Why should Christians have to remain silent to prove their love for their country?
True national unity cannot be built on silence. It must be built on justice, dignity, and equal rights for every Egyptian.
📖 1 Corinthians 12:26
“And whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it.”
May Egypt become a country where Christians do not merely coexist with their neighbors but can truly live, dream, worship, and flourish as equal citizens.
✝️ RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IS NOT A PRIVILEGE. IT IS A HUMAN RIGHT.
#EndChristianPersecution #CopticChristians #ReligiousFreedom #Egypt #EqualityForAll #CopticSolidarity
Source: COPTIC SOLIDARITY
@MasterMaliq The body is an interface through which the spirit man experiences the physical world. God "put on a body" as Jesus and dwelt amongst us. So, Jesus is God with us, the Father God above us and the Holy Spirit God in Us.
MOHAMMED HIJAB'S EX-WIFE ANNOUNCES HER APOSTASY
Here's a post from Sister Aisha (one of Mohammed Hijab's ex-wives), after she realized that Hijab's deception and abuse are justified by his religion:
🚨 Three Orthodox Christians executed with their hands tied behind their backs at Baladi Gabriel Church in Arsi Zone, as government security forces fail to intervene two days after the attack
New details have emerged about the November 6th, 2026, attack against Orthodox Christians near Baladi Gabriel Church, located between Asako and Guna in Arsi Zone, Oromia Region.
According to local sources, armed Oromo militants tied the hands of three Orthodox Christian civilians behind their backs before executing them inside the compound of Baladi Gabriel Church. The assailants subsequently broke into the church and looted its property, while additional attacks in the surrounding area left residential homes burned.
The three victims have been identified as:
1. Worku Kebede (50) – A farmer.
2. Eshete Terefe (18).
3. “Goje” (70) – A laborer who had moved to the area from elsewhere and was employed in a private household. His legal name remains unknown.
As of November 8th, two days after the attack began, no government security forces had arrived at the scene, leaving the remaining Orthodox Christian residents exposed to further violence.
Local residents have also raised concerns about possible coordination between the armed militants and government officials, alleging that the attacks are part of an effort to forcibly remove Orthodox Christians from the area.
The latest killings follow two earlier massacres in Arsi Zone, including the November 5th attack in Endeto, where more than 50 Orthodox Christians were killed, and another attack the previous week that claimed more than 60 lives.
Durin the Ottoman period, the Muslim Turks, impaled and roasted alive the Greek Christian Athanasios Diakos. But, they gave him a chance: "Will you become a Turk, Diakos? Will you change your faith? Will you pray in the mosque and abandon the church?"
He replied to them: "Go away, you and your faith, may you perish, you heathens! I was born a Greek, and as a Greek I shall die."
According to eyewitness accounts of the time, two Turks kindled a fire beside the stable and set an iron grate over it, with a large copper cauldron of oil above the flames. They then lifted Diakos, still bound, and seated him on an old wooden stool. His legs were raised. The Turks began to mock him and put questions to him. At every negative nod they drove nails into his feet. Afterward they took the boiling oil and poured it first over his bare feet.
Seeing that he gave no reaction, they tore his clothing and began pouring the oil over his back and chest. He groaned quietly under the pain. The soldiers, ordered not to kill him, used needles to burst the blisters that the boiling oil raised on his skin. This went on for hours, until the following morning.
Exhausted, he was dragged through the town to be put to death. The execution was carried out in public view, by leave of Halil Bey, so that the Greeks would be warned of the fate awaiting anyone who dared to rise in revolt. Diakos’s mother was present at his torture.
After he had been tied backward onto a saddle with his legs forced apart, the executioner began pressing the sharpened point of a wooden stake into his groin and then drove it slowly deeper, through the length of his body, until it emerged near his right ear. The executioner worked with care, under orders not to kill him quickly; with every thrust of the stake, Diakos’s cries showed that he was still alive.
When the executioner had finished, the Turks bound the body tightly to the stake so the skin would not tear, and propped him nearly upright against a tree.
As he was dying, he is said to have spoken these sorrowful lines: "Look at the hour Death has chosen to take me, now, when the branches are in blossom and the earth brings forth grass."
(Sources: Spyridon Trikoupis "History of the Greek Revolution", Aristotelis Valaoritis "Athanasios Diakos" 1867, Georg Gottfried Gervinus "History of the Revolution and Rebirth of Greece", Songs of the Greek People 1821)
Halil Bey ordered a fire to be lit beneath him and the body turned slowly, so that he would be roasted alive like an animal.
After many hours of torment, the Greek captain died on April 24, 1821.
When the Greeks learned of his story and his martyrdom, they were filled with even greater rage and strength to liberate themselves from the barbarous Muslims and Islam.
Athanasios Diakos is one of the most important heroes in the Greek history.
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- Homer Pavlos
No one should face death or 25 years in prison for converting to Christianity.
The U.S. and international community must press Egypt to end the prosecution of Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek.
Pray and speak up for Said!
https://t.co/aZ7H11qvPR