A. Faizur Rahman

Iran's unprovoked attack on the UAE is highly condemnable. By blocking Hormuz Iran is holding the world hostage. This atrocity must end. thehindu.com/news/internati…

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This Earthset, photographed by the Artemis crew from beyond the Moon (Credit: NASA), highlights the vulnerability of our planet. How secure is Earth from a human-made nuclear disaster? May we never allow our world to set upon ourselves.

Dinner with friends Imtiaz Pasha and Preetham Parigi turned into a 4-hour journey through Islamic history. We navigated the great 23-year period of the Prophet, moving into the geopolitical shifts that followed it. Exceptional food fuelled an unforgettable intellectual exchange.

Whenever diplomacy with Iran shows promise, it is often derailed by Israeli military escalation. Unless the US restrains Israel, peace will remain elusive. Iran too must stop targeting Gulf states that host millions of expatriates. It is against Islam to destroy their livelihoods

On the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, highlighting the suffering of millions of Muslims worldwide, I revisit a 2021 article in The Hindu arguing that legal remedies must be paired with a willingness among Muslims to rethink how Islam is publicly presented #Islamophobia

Iran’s announcement that it will stop attacking Gulf neighbours unless they attack it is a welcome step. Targeting countries that have not aggressed violates both international and Islamic law. It is encouraging that Tehran now appears to recognise this. thehindu.com/news/internati…

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@FaizEngineer You didn't answer to my questions..

By targeting neighbouring Arab states, Iran has disrupted the lives of travellers, ordinary residents and expatriate workers who bear no responsibility for the conflict. Causing hardship to those uninvolved is most unfair and violates Islamic teachings on protecting innocents

@hussain_zamin Did the UAE or Saudi Arabia allow their territory to be used against Iran? There is no evidence. The US has bases in 80 countries. Can they all be attacked just because they are there? No.

@hussain_zamin It would appear the US is under the control of Israel.

@FaizEngineer With due respect, could you explain why so Many US military bases in Arab land ? Why did Arab allow US military bases ? And what our islam say about this ? ..and for your kind information the US is purely using this bases to support Israel..

@irfhabib I don't think those bases were used to attack Iran.

All of them have American bases which are being targeted. I have been critical of Iranian regime on several counts but genocidal Netanyahu has no business to assassinate a leader of a sovereign country.

@irfhabib If any country attacks you, the right of self-defence applies against that country alone, not against others who have neither participated in nor supported the conflict.

Iran has no option if the Arabs opt to collaborate with Zionist Netanyahu and Trump.

U.S. military action against Iran is a huge mistake. Diplomacy remains the most effective and ethical path to resolving conflict and ensuring long-term global stability. #airstrike

@pathan_sumaya @husainhaqqani Produce the evidence, my friend. The UAE has said that its air bases or territories were not used to attack Iran.

@FaizEngineer @husainhaqqani 🤣🤣🤣 Maybe you're too innocent or pretending to be one.

Iran must be firmly condemned for launching cowardly attacks on the UAE and other Arab countries that are not party to its conflict. Targeting uninvolved neighbours is unjust, outrageous, and contrary to Islamic principles. Iran must stop these attacks immediately! #airstrike