Maliq

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@kingsleystarr Morning

@MasterMaliq That writer was regurgitating the predominant philosophy of his time. God did not tell that about Himself! It's a beautiful morning here, good morning!

Why would a God who claims to hate evil be the one creating it? Christians often push everything onto Satan. Evil? Satan. War? Satan. Pain? Satan. Suffering? Satan. But then you open Bible and read Book of Isaiah 45:7: “I form the light and create darkness, I make peace and create evil, I the Lord do all these things.” Read that carefully. It does not say “I allow evil.” It does not say “Satan creates evil.” It does not say “humans brought evil.” It says: I create it. So let’s be honest for a second. If God creates evil, why is Satan always the one blamed? If God creates evil, in what sense is He perfectly good? If God creates evil, what real line is left between God and the devil? If God creates evil, why should anyone trust a claim that He hates it? And if all of this is true, then what exactly is worship built on? Because at that point, it starts to sound like: worship me or face the consequences of what I myself created. Yet people still insist this is the definition of absolute goodness. So what am I missing here?

My son offended his mum, and she lost her temper. The moment he saw her reach for her slippers, he took off running round the compound, panic all over his face, her voice chasing him from behind. Then something happened that stayed with me. He spotted our Christian neighbour. Without thinking twice, he ran straight to him and held onto him for safety. No hesitation. No fear of who he was. Just instinct. Just trust. The man stepped in immediately, calmed the situation, pleaded with my wife, and asked the boy to promise he would not repeat it. She forgave him. But I stood there thinking. Children are not born with hate. They are not wired to divide the world into Muslim and Christian before deciding who is safe. In a moment of fear, my son did not run to “his own”. He ran to the nearest human being he believed would protect him. That is the purest form of humanity you will ever see. Everything else we carry as adults, the suspicion, the bias, the quiet hostility, is learned over time. Taught. Passed down. Normalised. A child does not see religion first. He sees safety. He sees kindness. He sees a human being. Maybe the real problem is not the world we live in, but what we teach children to become.

“Islam is a religion of peace.” Yet since 2001, entire regions across more than 50 countries have been destabilised by violence done in its name. The hardest truth is this: our own extremists have done more damage to Islam’s image than any critic ever could.

He quoted Will Durant.

Muslims accept Jesus as a prophet of God. So as a non Muslim, why is it so difficult for you to accept Muhammad as a prophet too?

Calling Islam a “religion of peace” sounds empty when, in reality, people are killed for leaving the faith, accused blasphemers are hunted down, minorities are pushed to the margins, and harmful practices like child marriage still exist in some Muslim societies. That is not peace, no matter how it is framed. Peace is not a slogan. It means a person can believe or walk away without fear, speak without risking their life, and live with dignity regardless of who they are. If Islam is truly about peace, then Muslims need to prove it in how people are treated, not just in what is claimed.

A very good sister has been having serious issues with her husband for over two weeks now. They have been living like total enemies in the same house. She is completely exhausted and fed up, so she reported the matter to her parents. Her parents then invited both of them to come to their house so they could help settle the disagreement peacefully. But the husband flatly refused. He said he would never go to his in-laws’ house to settle matters with his wife. He sees it as disrespectful to him, being “summoned” by his in-laws like that. In his view, since the problem started in their own home, courtesy demands that both of them should come over to his home to resolve it, not have him summoned to her parents’ place. Do you think he is wrong for refusing to go?

@GaryHuerta12 Yes.. daily

@MasterMaliq Have you seen this near you, brother?

Your people are dying every day, slaughtered by Muslim extremists who share your faith. Your region is a slaughterhouse. Yet you keep praising the exact leaders who let it happen, who could have stopped it but didn’t. Your voice could shame them into action. Instead you spend every hour kissing their asses on your platform. No wonder anyone who speaks truth gets called “not Muslim enough.” Shame on you, coward. Blood is on your hands too.

The Muslim world is a total mess right now. Saudi Arabia has been bombing Yemen for years, and it is still going strong into 2026 with fresh clashes in the south. Qatar keeps getting accused of funding extremists and shady groups. Pakistan just went full “open war” mode against Afghanistan, hitting them with airstrikes left and right, even on Kabul. And Iran? They are launching missiles and drones at half the Gulf, UAE, Saudi, Qatar, you name it, hitting civilian spots and energy sites in retaliation for bigger fights. All this talk of Muslim unity? It is starting to feel like a straight up myth when Muslim countries are busy fighting, bombing, and killing each other nonstop. Sad reality.

@bikerbutter Thank you

@MasterMaliq Doggone Maliq. This is deep. Like seriously deep. I'm truly impressed. I'll be reading over this numerous times as I have already screenshotted and edit it to my personal collection knowledge. Thank you so very much. And take heed to this message yourself my friend. God protects

@malamswag1 Exactly.. he feels it's rude to be summoned

@MasterMaliq He reserves the right to not go. Ideally,the father of the girl should have called him and inquire to hear his side of the story after listening to his daughter's. They could handle it man to man. But again if I was the one,I would go. Give them benefit of doubt. Hear them out.

@Shared_Boat Pride or principled??

@MasterMaliq He is Prideful, as was Satan

@Brandon_8488 @gibbs_aloma Aisha own words?? As how ?? Go and look at the chains of transmission of the said Hadith.😃

@MasterMaliq @gibbs_aloma Aishas own words tell her age, and the fact she played with toy dolls indicates her age and mental capacity. I assume you don’t follow the Hadiths maliq?

One word only: Can God die? Yes or No

This image speaks without words. What do you hear?

@gibbs_aloma False and no evidence to back it up except some 200 years old Hadith

@MasterMaliq Marrying a 9 years old is considered what?

@gibbs_aloma No

@MasterMaliq One word only: Is Mohammed a pedo? Yes or no?