عُمَرُ بْنُ عَبْدِ الْعَزِيزِ

I am not sure whether the image of an IDF soldier destroying a statue of Jesus in Lebanon is real or AI, but I have some thoughts: - What does it matter if a religious Jewish soldier, who believes he is commanded by God in the Bible to destroy idols, did so, while Christians in Israel enjoy full rights, including Jews who convert to Christianity? Why is the action of one Israeli soldier framed as representing Israel as a whole? - I am Protestant, and I know many Protestants who would want to go out and destroy what they consider idols in Catholic churches. I have even known Protestants who have done that. - When Muslims destroy statues of Jesus or the Virgin Mary and we criticize it, our criticism is meant to show how Christians are not treated with equal rights in Islamic countries, not to highlight isolated actions of individuals. - Jews do not believe Jesus is God, and having statues of a crucified God is considered an abomination. A Jew who discards a Christian statue believe he is acting in obedience to the first and second commandments, something many evangelicals also affirm. So why is it such a big deal if this act does not reflect how Christians actually live in Israel? - Lebanese Maronites have statues all over the country, yet they have not been able to determine their own destiny, due to their partnership in ruling Lebanon with Muslim who keep dragging the country into crises every decade over Islamic causes. What have they ultimately gained from those statues?

ماهي صحة إدعاءات نقل جبل قاسيون لإدلب، الحكومة الانتقالية ملزمة بتوضيحاااات.

انتقل والدي الى رحمة الله تعالى في مكة اليوم ادعوا له بالرحمة والمغفرة يرحمكم الله

أخطأ الشيخ حسن الدغيم بقوله إن الشرع قال له: أمامك كل الوزارات والمناصب، فاختر ما تشاء. بدت الدولة وكأنها تُدار بعقلية الغنائم وتقاسم النفوذ، لا بعقلية المؤسسات والقانون. فهل لو طلب الدغيم وزارة الاقتصاد أو المالية، كان سيلبّي الرئيس طلبه؟ إنها كارثة إن كان الشرع قد قال ذلك، وكارثة إن لم يكن قد قاله