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@SilentlySirs 2 billion Muslims. Yes. Talk to me when you find leaders that: 1) Have not been selected and imposed on the people by the West 2) Don't have militaries built for keeping them in power/oppressing the people. (Not defending the country) Now, seriously, what are you asking for?

🚨 SNEAKO: “2 billion Muslims… yet Shia Muslims, led by Iran, are the only ones confronting Israel right now. What are the rest of the Muslim countries doing?”

@BdF_CFC @rahmandeprof After checking out your profile, I can see this conversation isn't easy for you I recommend you do some research on your own into the subject. Go down the rabbit hole Sports are there to manipulate a very sizeable and important demographic

@RealMoZDS @rahmandeprof So what are you saying. Sporting matches are staged?

Even though I haven't watched it, I believe Shaykh is going to be right. Football exceeds being just entertainment for most people. It is identity, it is allegiance, and it often tends to be emotional investment that rivals what they give to their deen. You see grown men devastated for days because their team lost. You see people whose mood, productivity, and peace are held hostage by the performance of strangers kicking a ball. You see rivalries that breed genuine hatred, mockery that cuts deeper than banter, and loyalty to clubs that supersedes loyalty to principles. That supercedes spouse to spouse connection. The Prophet (SAW) said a person will be with those he loves on the Day of Judgment. If our heart is attached to these players, if we defend them with more passion than we defend the Companions, if we know their stats better than we know our obligations as Muslims...well, where does that leave us? These footballers become role models. Their lifestyle, their arrogance, their disbelief, their immoral choices, even if human—all of it gets excused because they're good at a sport. And slowly, imperceptibly, our standards start reflecting theirs instead of the Sunnah. I think it is okay to watch football. I follow the opinion that says it is permissible. But we must ask ourselves if it controls us, or if we control it. Does losing a match ruin our day? Do we skip salāh and family obligations to catch a game? Do we feel more connected to a club than to our Muslim brothers? Do we idolize men who live in open rebellion against Allah? Because if any of that is true, Sheikh Abdurrahman won't be exaggerating by any standards in this video. The reality of football (and every other sport and movie actors) is that they have become a substitute religions for millions, and Muslims aren't immune. Safeguard your īmān. Know where your heart actually is.

@JJAndreoni @full_send_mma No, not only in Christ. God forgives sin. A man can not. Seek forgiveness from God. He who created you. He who created Christ. He who feeds you. He who will end you. Worship God and God alone.

@full_send_mma Awesome. Only in Christ can we have our Sin forgiven and find true Freedom and Joy.

UFC middleweight Joe Pyfer reveals finding God and becoming a Christian changed his life “I’ve had a complete 360 change as far as my faith. I had an out of body experience where I was able to see myself in a different light. I want marriage and God at the center of my life”

@Hassan_alQadri @sneako Shii'ism has consistently been detrimental to the Ummah It has been a divisive force allowing non Muslims to attack Muslims, as well as direct Shii'a attacks on Muslims weakening the Ummah The origin of Shii'ism is political with distinct religious bid'ah beliefs as outgrowths

The reality is that many “Sunni” dawah bros are now scrambling to contain the narrative as @sneako begins to show interest in the Shi’a and it's principles. While he has yet to engage deeply with a knowledgeable Shi’a, he is starting to recognize a clear distinction: between those who act and those who merely speak. It does not require deep analysis to observe that the Shi’a have consistently positioned themselves in defense of the Ummah. Acknowledging this does not negate the historical instances where Sunnis, too, have resisted oppression and repelled invaders, this is a shared legacy. However, what is concerning is the rise of reactionary voices whose hostility has clouded their judgment, reducing meaningful discourse to blind opposition rather than sincere pursuit of truth.

@BrotherRasheed It's almost as if majority Muslim countries, who, when polled, all vote in large majorities for Shariah Law, are colonized, & have government dictatorships propped up & imposed on them by the West. Interesting. I see your ignorance of the Muslim world extends outside of Islam.

If even Muslim-majority countries won’t fully enforce sharia, what does that tell you? They’ve quietly abandoned large parts of it. No amputations for theft, no stoning for adultery, no crucifixions in public squares, no public lashings for slander. Instead, they adopted Western-style criminal codes, courts, and political systems with parliaments and elections. So let’s be honest. If these countries themselves walked away from strict sharia because it doesn’t work, why should it be pushed in Western societies?

@Jvnior @kiprotich22167 No, it didn't.

@kiprotich22167 Because I’m Palestinian you absolute moron. Iran is the only country that helped us.

I’m shocked at the fact that 0 Muslim countries have joined Iran in this war against israel. They really fear death more than Allah.

@Shariakill @glennbeck I'm not sure what you're objecting to from any of what he's said. The West practices every aspect of these things, whether in the open or covertly. You can deny it, but it only demonstrates your level of naivety. Goy.

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In 1982, The Muslim Brotherhood devised a plan “to establish an Islamic government on earth.” Not a mosque. GLOBAL CONTROL. Their strategy wasn't violent jihad. It was institutional penetration through temporary cooperation with non-Islamist groups. So basically, exactly what we see happening today.

@BdF_CFC @rahmandeprof It doesn't.

@RealMoZDS @rahmandeprof No, it was just an egregious statement, proving you have never actually been to a live sporting event, where athletes are moving at unprecedented speeds, putting their bodies on the line, a statement proving that you might just be mentally retarded. Hope this helps

@Megatron_ron 🤣🤣🤣 12 of the 15 points are rewordings of: NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS

BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 The 15-point plan the US will propose to Iran, according to Israeli Channel 12: 1. Removal of all sanctions on Iran. 2. US assistance in advancing and developing a civilian nuclear project (electricity generation). 3. Removal of the threat of sanctions being reimposed. 4. Iran’s nuclear programme is frozen under a defined framework. 5. Enriched uranium to remain, but under supervision and agreed limits. 6. Missile programme to be addressed at a later stage, with limits on quantity and range. 7. Use of nuclear programmes restricted to civilian/defensive purposes only. 8. Development of existing nuclear capabilities halted. 9. No further expansion of enrichment capabilities. 10. No production of weapons-grade nuclear material on Iranian soil. 11. All enriched material to be handed over to the IAEA within an agreed timeline. 12. Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow to be taken out of use (destroyed). 13. International monitoring and verification mechanisms enforced. 14. Gradual implementation tied to compliance. 15.Additional regional and security understandings between the parties.

@Jvnior They don't need to take a side. The interest of the Ummah is to see both the Iranian and Zionist regimes destroy each other. Don't interfere when your enemy is falling. Let it play out.

The fact that some Arab Muslim leaders will take the side of Israel over the side of Iran makes no sense to me. At the very least, leave Islam before you do that.

@Haqiqatjou @Chainless_Slave Now explain why the "Palestinian" Resistance is needed? No offense to the Muslims in and occupied by Israel, but the idea of a "Palestinian" State is just as ignorant and disastrous as that of a Syrian, Algerian, or Saudi State. "Palestinian" nationalism is a failure.

@Chainless_Slave Listen to Yahya Sinwar explaining how the Palestinian resistance would not be possible without Iran. Sunnism requires being just.

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians massacred and not a single missile fired by Iran on Israel till Apr 2024 (A response to direct attack on them) The only real war they had wasn't with israel but their Muslim "Neighbours" in Iraq Shias are keeping (Themselves) Alive.

@sneako No such thing. You're either Shii' or you're Muslim.

Shia muslims are keeping the Ummah alive

@Haqiqatjou I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Geopolitics escapes you. Focus on religion. You're way out of your depth.

Wahhabis and Sunni sectarians have this low IQ insecurity that's funny to watch. They lash out angrily when they see non-Muslims or new converts (like Sneako) praising Iran or the Shia. If you were secure in being Sunni, you wouldn't act like a petulant child when Shia get credit for the good they do. Like, how emotionally and intellectually immature are you that you can't even acknowledge that what the Shia are doing in this moment against Israel is amazing, unprecendented, and admirable? When you deny this obvious reality that all can see with their own eyes, you look idiotic and morally compromised. Frankly, you make Sunnis look bad. People should know that most Sunnis are not like these braindead losers. They are an embarassment.

@MacroooHog @bankertobuilder Still too many

@bankertobuilder Too many houses still…Fixed it:

Most towns outlaw apartments in single family neighborhoods But it can be done tastefully We just wrapped up this beautiful project 16 old houses became 280 apartments that blend in seamlessly with the existing neighborhood

@OperHealAmerica Jews don't believe Jesus is God. And Christians don't believe Jesus is God either. Those who believe Jesus is God are fundamentally confused about who/what Jesus is and isn't.

Muslims do not believe that Jesus is God. It’s that simple. Don’t overcomplicate it.

@TateTheTalisman You're not wrong. I'd argue reputation is identity. No one cares what 1 brokie or what 1,000,000 brokies say. When a doctor speaks up, it matters. Building a pseudonymous reputation can be just as powerful, if not more, as doxxing yourself. We've built it. Reach out.

When freedom of speech was guaranteed to us all, mass anonymity of people who wish to engage in public conversation wasn't a thing. I honestly think that the old community standards of Twitter should come back. Insulting somebody? Banned. Racism? Banned. Homophobia? Banned. Unless you are a verified real person. Then and only then you can say anything you like. I know this post will get me hate, however I believe if you have something to say, say it with your chest, say it bravely and own the words you speak. The number of people who are unwilling to own their own words is worrying. Anon attack in 3... 2... 1...

@SirBylHolte Should've given her the bread.

At the Dublin airport, the woman across from me watched as I ate the tuna off the bread with a fork, then threw all the bread away. HER: “Excuse me, why are you wasting all that bread?” ME: “I’m on a very strict no-carb diet. I don’t consume anything that turns into sugar.” HER: “That seems extreme and very wasteful.” ME: “Not when you realize that most of your food is designed to kill you.” HER: “I don’t believe THAT.” “Well, nothing personal but I used to look like you, now I don’t, so I think I’m doing it right.” She got up and walked away 😀

@Ignis_Rex This isn't limited to the GCC. Muslim majority countries don't have armies. They have enforcers to keep the Western backed administrators in power. No one in their right mind would build the weapons they use to defend their country anywhere outside their borders.

Gulf states have refrained for years from building real armies, fearing that these armies might turn against the kingdoms and ruling families. Most Saudi and Gulf military spending in general goes toward bribing American arms companies in order to build pressure lobbies. That’s why Gulf military spending is among the highest in the world, while their armies are practically nonexistent and worthless outside of their un-air-conditioned barracks. Gulf states and their regimes possessed resources that would have allowed them to build strong armies capable of rivaling any power in the Middle East, but for political reasons they didn’t, and they believed that a network of financial interests in America would provide better protection than real national armies. This shows that these kingdom states lack any sense of nationalism or genuine concern for their peoples, and the issue of national security for them doesn’t go beyond being a matter of the security and survival of the ruling regime.

@md_ali59916 @Alghurabaaaaaa Cool. Take care of yourself when the Americans and Israelis come knocking on your door. The Muslims are free from you and those who share your thoughts.

O Allah, resurrect us with Abu Bakr al-Siddiq O Allah, resurrect us with Umar ibn al-Khattab O Allah, resurrect us with Uthman ibn Affan O Allah, resurrect us with Ali ibn Abi Talib O Allah, resurrect us with Muawiya ibn Abi Sufyan O Allah, resurrect us with the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, his companions, and the people of his household Say Ameen 🤲

@rahmandeprof 😂 It's looking like one of the worst things you could say to people is: Sports is fake These are probably the same people who think politics is real If they had an idea of which of the two's stakes are higher, they'd realize odds of what they're being fed not being controlled

@rahmandeprof Don't forget they're choreographed. There's too much money on the line for these teams to be playing free of outside pressures. The winners are preselected. I'm not opposed to watching. But you shouldn't get more emotionally invested than if you were watching a movie.