@Z4M4IIN @ikrimah114 Nothing Haram about building structures to house tombs. The Prophet's [s] own resting place is within the house of Aisha [r].
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@ikrimah114 One thing I'll always appreciate the salafi dawah for is them taking the harram and masjid nabawi without them these places would look exactly like karbala
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The cages were probably placed so ppl don’t dig out the deceased
When I visited Baqi first time, ppl had a bag with to steal the earth from the graves and this happened while guards were around monitoring
Imagine a century ago without guards what happened and could happen
رعد@RaadTheShepherd
al-Baqīʿ looked like a Hindu slum under the control of the grave-worshippers.
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Saudi Arabia currently carrying the entire global economy on its back. You’re welcome.
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@movetomuscat @Vero_Dei But he could have at the very least set the record straight on his own platform afterwards. Has he done that?
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@Vero_Dei He is not a spontaneously courageous person. That’s well known of him.
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“just sold IDF as an antidote to the privilege lifestyle of American youth with zero pushback from Sh. Hamza”
Insane stuff. How could anyone with an ounce of integrity not walk away from even a hint of this kind of openly Zionist behavior.
@Move to Muscat@movetomuscat
People don’t realize that Zaytuna College and Sh. Hamza Yusuf’s residence is in a Jewish dominated neighborhood of Berkeley, most of whom are are liberal Zionists—the kind that, as you can see in this video, just sold IDF as an antidote to the privilege lifestyle of American youth with zero pushback from Sh. Hamza. He has spend many years attending their gatherings and befriending them. Thinking his soft spot for Jews comes from his “patrons” is not necessarily true. He lives among them and that can put a spell on you, sometimes literally.
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@skhal40 @movetomuscat @AwaisulQadri Coming out of it might mean sacrificing funds and friends in high places. But will be a stain on his legacy if he doesn't.
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@movetomuscat @AwaisulQadri From my chat with him on this topic I don’t think he has malicious intent by any means (As much as I am outraged by his positions). I think it’s a combination of uae 5D chess propaganda(similar to Adnan Ibrahim and others), post-nuclear world-binbayan-usul and Californian air 🤷♂️
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Shaykh @movetomuscat, what do you think, he knew about their reality or he was decieved? IMO a smart and sharp person like him doesnt fall prey to this sort of program.
PS: That doesnt mean hes zio. It just doesnt add up.
@Move to Muscat@movetomuscat
You guys should watch the documentary “The Family” on Netflix. It is about a man called Dough Coe, a Christian Zionist, and his very powerful network to influence powerful and influential people. He died in 2017 but the Abraham Accords is the direct result of his efforts. So is the Religious Liberty Commission, of which Sh. Hamza Yusuf was a member of but quietly resign recently after it became obvious that its purpose was to sell Zionist adjacent agenda. The point is that these orgs have been at manipulation through Interfaith works for a very long time. And some of our unsuspected Imams have fallen for it for a long time too. Since the Abraham Accords is politically dead now, I hope the American Muslim soft lobby dies with it too. We should welcome the repentants with open arms nonetheless. Watch the trailer 👇
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@MrMagnetick @JonFDanilowicz His post doesn't imply he hasn't visited Pakistan. Could it be he is referring to the specific places referenced in the video that are in Pakistan?
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On my bucket list to visit. Pakistan has to be one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
PakistanTravelGuide@PakTravelGuide
Skardu🇵🇰
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This is a genuine question.
When was the last time you bought something in the UK and thought:
“that was good value!”
Because I really struggle to think of one.
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@QassamiQadiri12 the survival and dignity of the Ummah. True Sufism demands engagement, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to the community.
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@QassamiQadiri12 You cannot truly be a Sufi if you do not support Ummatic causes. Without this commitment, your Sufism is hollow, a mere façade. Sufism confined to ivory towers is no Sufism at all. The greats, such as Omar Mukhtar, Abdal Qadir al-Jazaeri, and Ahmadou Bamba, risked their lives for
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The Salafi who supports Ummatic causes is closer to me than the Madkhali Sufi
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@MattWalshBlog Shit take of the day. Completely ignorant of how the United States exploits countries around the world.
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America is the richest, most powerful, and most generous country in the world. We are so superior to everyone else, and so charitable and kind and helpful, that unfortunately many of the lesser countries on the globe have become welfare queens who expect us to coddle, care for, fund, fight for and protect them. We are the parents who have taken good care of our children, but have not forced them to contribute enough, or earn their own keep, and now they are spoiled, ungrateful, and helpless. It’s time to cut the umbilical cord and force the rest of the countries to stand on their own two feet. We can’t do everything for everyone.
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@EwaHawryleczko @BalaamAndDonkey Both the Hashemites and the House of Saud worked with Britain and, in doing so, helped bring down the Ottoman Empire, a long-standing Muslim authority. Their actions contributed to the fragmentation of the Muslim world and a betrayal.
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@EwaHawryleczko @BalaamAndDonkey Britain’s alliances with the Hashemites and the House of Saud shifted according to its own strategic interests. It initially supported the Hashemites during the Arab Revolt, but grew frustrated with them and later encouraged the Saudis to expand.
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Prophet Muhammad
Born in Saudi Arabia
Received revelation in Saudi Arabia
Formed a state in Saudi Arabia
Died in Saudi Arabia
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@omar_dddg @rightorwrong1wy What kind of resilience? As in, content with going back to bedouin camel lifestyle? I don't think so.
They're hoping Israel/US will save them. What kind of resilience is that?
It will take Iran all of less than a day to decimate the UAE and Riyadh.
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@rightorwrong1wy It’s complicated really.
The killing of their ayotallahs and pms has also been normalised.
That’s a very difficult position to be in long term.
Also, their response to the Gulf has mostly been exposed and the Gulf will prove to be resilient.
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Confirmation Bias blinds 95% of people in geopolitical analysis.
If you think Iran is winning or will win, chances are YOU want them to win.
To analyse geopolitics, which is a great skill if you want to get into fields like commodity trading, you need to be cold as a stone.
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@FaizUnscripted @piersmorgan @benshapiro No, he ain't Faizan. Stay in your lane. Instead of trying to say something wise which is just stupid because you don't know what you're talking about when it comes to Piers Morgan.
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@piersmorgan @benshapiro When people on both sides accuse you.
The you’re probably right side of history. @piersmorgan
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Memo to the lady on the bike in Notting Hill this morning who repeatedly shrieked ‘ZIONIST PRICK!!’ at me…. you may want to run that line of attack by @benshapiro as he may not entirely agree. 🤣
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As a Muslim, your prayers are not accepted if you turn your back on Saudi Arabia, and if you are able to visit it but choose not to, then you will go to hell.
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First of all, it doesn't matter what this land was called; many countries have changed names throughout history; the important thing is that the people were the same. And as for the British...
The Al Saud dynasty descends from the Arab Banu Hanifa tribe (part of the larger Rabi'ah confederation), which had inhabited the Najd region in central Arabia for centuries. The Saudi state was forged by Ibn Saud (the founder of the modern kingdom) through conquests lasting from 1902 to 1932. The British supported the Sauds' rivals, the Hashemites (sheriffs of Mecca), to whom they promised a great Arab kingdom in exchange for assistance in the fight against the Ottoman Empire during World War I. However, Ibn Saud defeated the Hashemites and seized their lands (the Hejaz, including Mecca and Medina), presenting the British with a fait accompli.
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@CanyonMimbs Converted, not reverted. Fitra does not mean being born Muslim.
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I traveled the world.
Met Christians, Jews, Hindus, atheists.
The first time I met Muslims I saw something I had never seen before.
People who were genuinely fulfilled.
That's what reverted me.
Not a debate or a lecture. Just fulfilled Muslims.
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@salafi_ceuti @MrAdnanRashid >> allowed it, emphasising that ultimately Allah [Subhanahu wa ta'ala] alone grants benefit and responds.
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@salafi_ceuti @MrAdnanRashid Then it's a relatively small conceptual step, as the underlying principle is essentially the same. Many classical Sunni scholars permitted tawassul through the Prophet [s] and righteous people even after their passing. Istighatha is more contentious, though some scholars >>
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Ask Allah, not others.
Musa Adnan@MusaAdnan
“We won’t pronounce takfīr on you if you don’t engage in istighātha” 🧐
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@Alaa_NuPh @TheShiaView @HothaAli @Haqiqatjou Can't forget MIAW's own brother calling him the prophesied horn of satan the Prophet [s] referred to that would emerge from Najd.
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@TheShiaView @HothaAli @Haqiqatjou The term ‘Najd’ as a specific central region of Arabia developed later.
Yet you repeat simplified narratives without examining them, because they conveniently fit your bias.
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I just kicked out of the @Haqiqatjou because i cooked him
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