Kareem Sa'eed

Bacon is no longer just food it’s a symbol. 🥓 In a time where people are pressured to bend, to submit, to stay silent… bacon has become the beacon of defiance, of choice, of freedom. Harman Singh Kapoor, the man with the bacon fist 🥓👊🏻 standing firm, unshaken, unapologetic. This isn’t about food anymore. This is about the right to choose. No fear. No retreat. No surrender.

The problem I have is that in this discourse nobody is talking about how this war was started by Israel, not Iran, how Israel has invaded Lebanon and killed over a thousand civilians. Where is the outrage about what Israel is doing in the region and how they are celebrating the region going into chaos.

NEW: The Jordanian Ministry of Interior has banned all protests planned for tomorrow (Friday) against the closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque and the death sentences for Palestinian hostages.

bro must get paid bare shekels to constantly glaze Dubai. like who even asked

BREAKING: Kuwait says that power and water desalination facilities were targeted by Iranian attack, with teams now working to ensure continuity of operation.

And to be honest many of them are only tough behind a screen. Most have probably never faced real hardship, never been in a fight, and never experienced true opposition, let alone overcome it. I’m not speaking about my Palestinian or Afghan brothers. They are lions, and most of them were forced to leave their lands because of real oppression and hardship. But many Muslims living in the West, who spend their time online criticizing Muslim countries, are often the sons of men who chose to leave Muslim lands willingly, trading their values and identity for comfort and a passport. Some are even involved in businesses that clearly go against Islamic principles, selling cigarettes, alcohol, and the like. Yet instead of focusing on fixing their own homes, they turn their attention to others. So let’s ask ourselves honestly: Are we waking up for Fajr and praying in the masjid like we should? Are we sincerely repenting for our sins and striving to become better in the sight of Allah? If Allah were to take our souls at this very moment, would we truly be ready to face His judgment based on our actions? The reality is, we all fall short. We may not agree with everything happening in Muslim countries, but recognizing our own shortcomings should humble us. It should push us to make sincere dua for others and not wish for their downfall. A Muslim honor and life is more sacred than the Ka’bah itself. So regardless of disagreements, we should never desire chaos or destruction for any Muslim land.