Saqib Amin

[Saqib Amin @SaqibSocial]

Free #DrAafiaSiddique Set an example that Huminity is still alive

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

When your favorites verses comes-up 😍❤️

[Hamza A. Tzortzis @HATzortzis]

New free book by @SapienceOrg,

"The Double Standard: Media Reactions to Zionist Terror" written by @mohammed_hijab and Jody McIntyre:
https://t.co/dJNX91rTy6

[Scholar @the_scholar1]

Ya Allah please forgive us. Repost as sadaqa

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

Israeli troops laugh as they blow up a mosque in Gaza. For those who think they can claim to be opposed to Islamophobia here yet support Israel’s genocide there: You hate us there, you hate us here. You support blowing up mosques there, you support attacking mosques here.

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

The benefits of Istigfaar are enormous!

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

Amazing recitation. Subhaanallah🤍🤍🤍

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

Asef from Palestine had dreams of becoming a footballer but his dreams were snatched by the occupation forces after an airstrike injured him which led to the amputation of his foot.

He wished to meet Moroccan goal keeper Yassine Bounou so someone arranged a video call with him.

[Nigeriansunni @Nigeriansunni]

A father comforting his children after their house in Gaza was bombed. May Allah provide for them. Ameen 🤲🤲🤲

[Dr. Omar Suleiman @omarsuleiman]

Israeli forces executed an unarmed 9 year old Palestinian child in Jenin out in the open. Some of the same people who would’ve issued statements of outrage and maybe even took to the streets if this happened here in the United States will continue to remain silent while our children are murdered in cold blood every single day

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

Everything about Qur’an is beautiful 🥺🤍

[Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis @DrLoupis]

Correct.

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

Don't let Israel fool you. This is not an evacuation, the Palestinian people are forcibly being driven out of their homes.

[Dr. Sh. Haifaa Younis @DrHaifaaYounis]

Where does the change start? #Muslim #ISLAM #FreePalestine

[Hasnat Pakistani🇵🇰 @HasnatPakistani]

🟠The grandfather is saying to his martyred grandson: "Inform the Messenger of God that the Muslim nation has failed the people of Gaza."🇵🇸😭

#GazaGenocide #FreePalestineNow #GazaUnderAttack #حماس #BoycotteBankAlFalah #طوفان_الاقص #Gaza_Geniocide #Palestine #NZvsSL

[Saqib Amin @SaqibSocial]

Allah will Make a Way Out...INSHALLAH
#ReleaseDrAfiaSiddique

[القرآن @Quranconnect_]

When you make the Quran part of your life 🤍

[Saqib Amin @SaqibSocial]

#FreeDrAfiaSiddique
#FreePalistine
#DrIsrarAhmedOfficial
#MuslimUmmahUnited
#quranburning
#ImamMehdiAS

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

The 1961 Paris Massacre

On 17 October 1961, 30,000 French-Algerians held a protest in the French capital, Paris in support of peace talks to end their Algeria’s war of independence against France which had occupied Algeria since 1830.

Despite a curfew imposed against “French Muslims from Algeria” since October 5, protesters gathered near the Seine river calling for peace but the night would come to a violent end when French police violently moved in to break up the protest opening fire and attacking the protesters with truncheons and rifle-butts.

Protesters were herded onto the iconic Saint-Michel bridge and beaten. Bodies were thrown into the Seine river with many still alive and handcuffed resulting in death by drowning. Eyewitnesses describe how the river became filled with corpses. Bodies continued to wash up onto the shores for weeks.

Graffitii on the Saint-Michel Bridge in 1961 reads: “Ici on noie les Algériens” (“Here we drown Algerians”).

The grim event which took place around iconic national monuments, including the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral would later come to be known as the 'Paris Massacre'.

The extent of the massacre was denied by French officials for many years with the official death toll put at 3 but a government commission carried out after 37 years in 1998 concluded that 40 protesters were killed. This figure is disputed by historians who put the death toll at around 200-300.

In 2012, a French president publicly accepted that the massacre of Algerians took place when French president François Hollande said in a statement,

“On October 17, 1961, Algerians who were protesting for independence were killed in a bloody repression. The Republic recognises these facts with lucidity…I pay homage to victims 51 years later.”

Maurice Papon, chief of Paris police at the time who personally supervised the events of October 17, falsely insisted that Algerians fired on the police to blame the violence on the protesters. He was never convicted for the Paris massacre but was convicted in 1998 for a different crime.

Algeria would receive independence a year later but this day is still remembered by Algerians as a day when peaceful protesters were violently quelled by the former occupiers of their homeland.

Written by: @RafiqIbnJubair for @IlmFeed