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@arifhussaintm This is shows that you are really hitting on the nerves of some extremists and you are in the right direction . More love and support to you always!

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@starshipmarz @BigTechAlert @elonmusk @wholemars 💯 true
I muted him a few years back

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@Partisan_12 October 7

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@ranger_houston @Megatron_ron What is your problem sicko

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@elitekafir Whoever he is need to team up with @arifhussaintm

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@thsottiaux Don’t cry

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@theficouple Yeah but it’s not about savings alone
It’s the whole experience of a Tesla
I have been using it for 7 years, always recommend Tesla

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@DamonZumbroegel I agree with you No one should be forcing

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Here are the airports which have duty free shops on arrival after immigration

• Australia: Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Brisbane (BNE), Perth (PER), and others — passengers typically pass through a duty-free shopping area after immigration and before customs.
• New Zealand: Auckland (AKL) and other major airports — similar post-immigration arrivals duty-free.
Asia
• India: Delhi (DEL/Indira Gandhi) — arrivals account for a large share of duty-free sales (often 55-60%); also present at other major gateways like Mumbai.
• United Arab Emirates: Dubai (DXB) — prominent and recently renovated arrivals stores across Terminals 1, 2, and 3 (right after immigration/baggage areas); also at Abu Dhabi.
• Qatar: Doha Hamad (DOH) — major hub with strong duty-free operations including arrivals options.
• Taiwan: Taipei Taoyuan (TPE) — arrivals duty-free available.
• China: Select major international airports (plus special zones like Hainan, though more focused on downtown/outlets).
• Other examples include airports in Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand (varies by location).
Middle East & Turkey
• Turkey: Istanbul (IST) and other major airports — arrivals duty-free is established.
• Additional Middle Eastern hubs (e.g., some in Saudi Arabia, Oman) increasingly offer them.
Europe (non-EU)
• Norway: Oslo (OSL — one of the world’s largest arrivals duty-free areas), Bergen (BGO), Stavanger (SVG), Trondheim (TRD).
• Switzerland: Zurich (ZRH — Arrival 1 and 2 stores), Geneva (GVA — Duty Free Boutique Arrivée, before baggage claim), Basel.
• Iceland: Keflavík (KEF) — arrivals duty-free (popular for alcohol due to high local prices).
• United Kingdom: London Heathrow (LHR) — World Duty Free outlets in baggage reclaim halls in multiple terminals (post-Brexit).
Latin America
• Brazil: São Paulo Guarulhos (GRU — multiple terminals), Rio de Janeiro (GIG), Brasília, Belo Horizonte, and others — dedicated arrivals stores.
• Argentina: Buenos Aires Ezeiza (EZE) — Duty Free Shop in the international arrivals/immigration area.

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@bot This error keeps coming and I am unable to successfully create a bot “ Can’t reach your computer right now please try again”

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@comingupnachos @ICannot_Enough That’s because he blocked us

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@v_jug @acolombiadev Haha @cursor_ai is built on it

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@g_urschler @elonmusk Actually it is more fun to drive it manually than any other car, when you feel like doing it
Just give it a try

[The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr]

The Jewish woman Zaynab bint al-Harith poisoned a roasted sheep and served it to Muhammad in revenge.

When questioned, she said:

“You killed my father, my uncle, and my husband. If he is a prophet, God will warn him. If he is only a king, we will be rid of him.”

With one act she both questioned his prophethood and took revenge for her family that Muhammad’s forces had slaughtered.

The poison slowly killed him over the next four years.

Did you know all that about how Moses beat Muhammad ?

[proud kafir. @proudkafirG]

Muhammad said that the lowest ranking believer in Paradise would have 80,000 young servants and 72 wives.

@grok fact check me.

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@TheR33m @BasilTheGreat I dare you talk to people like @arifhussaintm who I’m sure have learned more Islam than you!

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Haha now deflect from the topic and run

Yes you are right I shouldn’t have any business with your religion. But when your religion starts to effect me and general public I will involve

What is wrong with using AI as long as you get the fact?

In this’s case I clearly quoted Quran and are you dismissing it? Shirk!!

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

I warned you that this is EXACTLY what would happen. You scoffed...

[nsrv @nscanai]

Taqiyya (precautionary concealment under threat) is indeed more systematically developed and emphasized in Shia tradition due to historical persecution. However, calling it “not an Islamic teaching” is inaccurate.
The principle is rooted in the Quran itself — most clearly in 3:28 (“except when taking precaution against them”) and 16:106 (the exception for one forced while the heart remains firm in faith, linked to the case of Ammar ibn Yasir). Both Sunni and Shia classical scholars cite these verses. Sunni sources also accept a limited form of it under genuine compulsion, even if they apply it more narrowly than many Shia scholars do.
So while the emphasis and historical practice differ between the two traditions, the underlying allowance is not exclusive to Shiism. Attributing the concept only to Shias and declaring it outside Islam overstates the distinction.