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@ZaeemAl99402138 @TU01_01 @IKON1436 The disbelieving polytheists of Quraysh said this exact thing.

@TU01_01 @IKON1436 Istigatha is provable from foundational Hadith as well as reason Its just that it leads to Imamate and seeking out spiritual heads of faith instead of temporal worldly heads So obviously Nawasib will have a problem with it as they know the Ahlul Bayt are spiritual heads

Certain so-called Muslims share the same belief, spend their life justifying it, and throw the slur "Wahhabi" to those opposing this.

@TU01_01 @IKON1436 The disbelieving polytheists of Quraysh said this exact thing.

@IKON1436 I don't see a problem with intercession since there's no power save Allah. The living nor the dead can help you. The food that you eat cannot nourish you. It is Allah who does, through apparent causes. What's the issue in that? Genuinely, asking this

@observer1442 @war_noir It appears more like a separate audio from an unknown source overlayed on the video, with perhaps the Arabic also being edited on.

@war_noir This video is definitely an act. No self respecting Sunni jihadists who aspire to bring back a lost Caliphate of Al-Rasheed would call themselves Thuwar (revolutionary) These are are 100% Shia militias disguised as Sunnis in an obvious attempt to misattribute future Anti-US ops

#Iraq / #USA 🇮🇶🇺🇸: A recently-formed Armed Sunni group called “Zubayr ibn al-Awwam Brigades” allegedly threatened US Troops in the region. Members of the group seem to be armed with a couple of #NATO-origin M16A4 assault rifles (with UID labels) and AKS-47 / AKM assault rifles.

@yofat6 @AlmahdiWesam And people cry about Muhammad bin Abdul Wahab, SubhanAllah. The greatest thing we could use right now is another ibn Abdul Wahab to revive the message of the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him. A mass re-education on Islam is required globally.

@AlmahdiWesam It’s gotten to a point where people don’t care about theology anymore. They value the convenience of their political narratives that suit their means and circumstances over what Allah swt has legislated. These retarded points of unity are becoming more and more common

"The belief which I JUST admitted is shirk, is Maa Shaa Allaah based on the Quran" This is the man some dua'at were too cowardly to denounce may Allaah Guide them. Oh my God...Yawmul Qiyamah is near man

@nomadtawhid @Farid_0v @SollyLucid You have 'tawhid' in your name and yet seem fine with people redefining it for the sake of 'unity'.

@Farid_0v @SollyLucid Dude, why is it that every time I see one of your posts, it’s either gossip, slander or something meant to divide people? What is the matter with you? I’m starting to think there’s a qira’a that says إذا جاءكم فريد بنبأ فتبينوا

New video uploaded onto my channel. The video title: The Greatest Betrayal in Dawah Scene History Thumbnail by @SollyLucid.

@ReturningRuh @AbuAsimHanbali What does it mean to believe something is a 'god'? What actions are consistent with believing that something is 'god'?

@AbuAsimHanbali No, they believed their idols were gods who had intrinsic benefit and that they were daughters of Allah. Since they believed their idols were gods they worshipped them.

According to Asrar Rashid, the mushrikeen of Makkah engaged in tawassul, with the idols of Makkah

@MuslimsInc Going so many lengths to validate the misguidance of your master Taqiyyatjew.

Conflating the Rafidah with the general Shia is akin to conflating ISIS with Sunni Islam. These retards are deceptive on purpose and drag Ibn Taymiyyah (Rh) into their nonsense.

@AhmedKAli01 @Gamalbrb

Honestly, no one needs to know you’re in Makkah for Umrah. The pictures and videos are unnecessary. Keep your worship private and between you and your Lord.

@Farid_0v Every time you encounter one of these “just a Muslim” people, they should be asked whether they believe in twelve infallible imams or accept Sahih al-Bukhari as a source for their religion.

Sects are created by deviating from the original teachings, not by adopting a label. Ahl al-Sunnah, or Sunni, is a label that was adopted by mainstream Muslim scholars, as early as the first century, to differentiate themselves from those that innovated in the religion.

@Farid_0v إِنَّ ٱلَّذِينَ فَرَّقُوا۟ دِينَهُمْ وَكَانُوا۟ شِيَعًۭا لَّسْتَ مِنْهُمْ فِى شَىْءٍ ۚ إِنَّمَآ أَمْرُهُمْ إِلَى ٱللَّهِ ثُمَّ يُنَبِّئُهُم بِمَا كَانُوا۟ يَفْعَلُونَ

@Farid_0v They believe unity means instead of sects renouncing their deviance to come to one belief, that we should instead ignore those deviant beliefs and pretend they don’t exist. The donkey Haqiqatjou believes this, which is why he desperately tries to water down those differences.

@Zaadillaah_Ilma Nowhere did he discourage jihaad, watch the video again. He details that people go around "screaming". He did not say anything about the people that are actually doing jihaad, nor did he say anything about those that give in charity. It's implied about the protesters.

I am clearly not talking about protesting. The person in the video is discouraging people from Jihad on the basis that they essentially are not Awliyaa'ullah. Who said you have to pray in the masjid in order to do Jihad, when Jihad is fard 'ayn? His messaging is not harsh; it is just incorrect and has never been applied. He used Salahuddin Al-Ayyubi's narration as evidence, when Salahuddin already was a general and engaged in war—and so were his soldiers. He did not start his army by getting people to pray in the masaajid, because for military success you need to first have a military, no ifs or buts...

@Zaadillaah_Ilma @Sunnahakh1 Going to the streets to protest to disbelieving governments who you know will not help you is not the ‘battlefield’.

@Sunnahakh1 The Sahabah join3d J1had without even praying a single unit of Salah... Whether you pray or don't pray, J1had is fard 'ayn upon every single able Muslim man. No one is forcing you to abandon Salah when you go to the battlefield.

@shamimurrahman @realityoffends_ @oxfa_ @badrabuahmad Qadiyanis use this narration to affirm their Islam. According to you, they are Muslim.

@Abu_Tafweedh @AbuAsimHanbali Just have a steady tone, don’t listen to uncles who think a good recitation means reciting like Yasser al-Dossary while not knowing the first thing about tajweed. Focus on reflecting on the words you are reciting, the voice will come with it naturally inshaAllah.

@AbuAsimHanbali Salafis need to learn maqamat WE are all slacking. i just got hated on for not having a good melody when leading in taraweeh

Salafis need to fix their revision of the Quran. We are slacking

@MuslimsInc Wow, what a jahil you are. Haqiqatjou's most notorious soldier is a jahil, imagine my shock.

Street dawah in a non-muslim land is a bid'ah. Cannot be established from the manhaj of the Salaf (oh the irony). Prove me wrong.

@HarounKanj @lion_sherlock @mohammed_hijab When you donkeys get pressed regarding your shirk, all you can do is reply with cheap geopolitical points like the Shia do, as if it has any impact on theology. We know how difficult it is for you to call upon Allah alone. It bothers you greatly.

@lion_sherlock @mohammed_hijab That's what I keep telling Wahhabis. Everything they're in a major calamity they call out "madad Yaa Amrica." Don't they read fatiha? إياك نعبد وإياك نستعين.

In my hardline Salafist days, I wish I had been introduced to tazkiyah sooner; it would have transformed not just my understanding, but my character.

@abdul_now @TheMuslimTheist @Farid_0v @MMetaphysician It's because he applies to your statement, and he diverts to something and someone completely different as a coping mechanism to get back at you.

@TheMuslimTheist @Farid_0v @MMetaphysician I don’t get it. What does Shamsi have to do with what I’m saying here?

Several top figures in the da‘wah scene simply don’t have the mental range to grasp how you can do two things at once: call for solidarity where solidarity is needed, and still be very serious about aqidah when aqidah is being discussed. That balance requires a certain level of intellectual maturity they simply do not possess. So the moment there’s even a hint of theological dispute, they freak out, because clarity might produce friction and friction scares them. And because that’s how their brains are wired, they can’t even recognize a genuinely balanced approach when it’s right in front of them. Remember when people like @Farid_0v or @MMetaphysician were openly and forcefully advocating for Palestine every single day while still being clear and serious about their aqidah? For the “unity-obsessed” crowd, it caused a kind of mental glitch. Their brains can’t process solidarity that doesn’t come with theological hand-waving, so they reinterpret it as a contradiction: if you’re clear on theology, you must be “divisive,” and to be pro-unity where it matters, you MUST blur very serious distinctions. And that’s why it keeps turning into emotional leverage for these guys: “why are you causing fitnah,” “why are you dividing,” “why can’t you be about unity.” It’s not a sincere standard. It’s a way of policing honest intellectual discourse and making principled people feel guilty for taking serious matters seriously.

@EbnHussein1424 He is a confused zindiq trying his best to mold his milkshake aqeedah, which he doesn't even know of himself, into something valid and mainstream. He is simply a caller to himself, which is American jahiliyyah.

Zindaqajou regards a Quburi anti-Athari as a shaykh.

@muwahhid124 *99.9999%