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@sanobeee This is special divine punishment she must of been an open proud murtad or something to be utterly humiliated like that or maybe was a liberal zindiq who made everything halal

I know of a woman who was hafidha, student of knowledge and a regular preacher at her university in complete veil,but nobody is promised hidayah, she went astray (reasons best known to Allaah)she died a very painful death at the time of Maghreb while doing Zina with a non-Muslim

@qafilaseeker This is not someone who abandons salah or brings innovation, this person is a head of state who doesn’t rule by sharia and who commits tawali if there is room to disagree on his takfir then that validates the madakhilas “ijtihaad” and there “ijtihaad” would be more preferable

@ShadowM629 @KhandaqiQabri @IbnOmar515 @TaymiFawaid Why wouldn’t it be obligatory if was an Ijtihad issue (which it is)? Look at how Takfir is dealt with in the books of Fiqh (which is where it’s actually dealt with in detail in our tradition). Scholars disagreed and debated on Takfir issues without Takfiring each other a lot.

You know this is actually reaching North Korean levels of personality worship… it’s creepy.

@KhandaqiQabri @IbnOmar515 @qafilaseeker @TaymiFawaid if you believe there is room for ijtihaad in not takfiring a head of state who committed nullifiers then why do you support overthrowing muslim-majority nation states rulers ? if its an ijtihaadi issue its not clear cut then and qital against them would not be obligatory

@IbnOmar515 @qafilaseeker @TaymiFawaid That's mistaken ijtihaad but I don't see how that makes him an apostate.

@ibn_alJad Yes Iran is doing a favor to SJs indirectly , crippling these arab tawaghit in GCC will help them 10 folds in many ways from less drone strikes, breaking borders, prison breaks, more man-power, more land, more weapons

Israel is the most heavily fortified point in a system with multiple parts or "organs." There are multiple organs which, if they experienced catastrophic failure, could cause the entire system to fail. The Gulf states are one such organ. Multiple functions of the system depend upon the stability of the GCC. Energy markets: Political stability in Gulf countries helps keep energy prices down. This is important for the EU (which still has a lot of technological interdependency with the US) and China. As Chinese exports become increasingly important for the global economy, serious instability in global energy markets has ripple effects that can potentially lead to civil unrest like the protests that lead to the Arab spring. This is very relevant for US power, as the US plays the role of the global police -a role largely assigned by Jews. Especially at a time where access to the rare earths required for precision weaponry is increasingly contested, the threat of potential uprisings against Western client states like Pakistan, Morocco, or Jordan becomes more acute. This also has major implications for Israeli weapons systems, especially anti-air and air superiority missiles. Consumption and investment: Some argue that the US is not dependent on Gulf oil and actually benefits from high oil prices as an oil exporting country. This overlooks the enormous capital flows from the Gulf to the West by way of consulting contracts, military exports, and revenues of Western multinational corporations operating in the GCC - not to mention the many investments by GCC sovereign wealth funds in American capital markets. Labor market: The Gulf absorbs a large amount of laborers from the Indian subcontinent, and remittances sent home account for a large share of the GDP of India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. The stability of this region and its subservience to Western interests is foundational to Western imperial power, and these remittance flows play a vital role in that stabilization. Currency stability: Although its influence is declining, the petrodollar still generates massive demand for USD, which in turn causes people and institutions around the world to purchase dollars and dollar-denominated debt. This is the "base layer" of the global financial system. It gives a lot of leverage to US financial institutions (which are largely under the influence of Jews) These institutions can issue credit (which can be used to attack smaller regional currencies), and it amplifies the impact of sanctions imposed by the US, since the need to access to dollar denominated credit and settlement networks is baked into the global economy. Strategic waterways: The modern Gulf states trace their roots back to British interventions against Muslim pirates in the region around 200 years ago. This was not unique to the Gulf - the Mediterranean was also filled with Muslim pirates, which triggered the US's first international military action. This was not specific to Asha'irah or Atharis - Muslims everywhere who sincerely seek to implement the religion will view plundering the wealth of kuffar as a blessed source of income. The liberal world order, which depends on commerce, must prop up regimes that suppress authentic Islamic impulses. Drawing fire: Attacking Israel just deplenishes stocks of weaponry and personnel which are then replenished from the rear bases of the Jews. The concept of "drawing fire" of an enemy to clear operational space for other actions is a basic principle in modern military tactics. The more hated Israel becomes internationally, the better able it is to fulfill this role. The rear bases which keep Israel supplied stand to lose much more from instability in the Gulf states than they do from attacks on Israel. To summarize, hitting Israel does much to address the root causes of the state Israel than striking the more vulnerable parts of the system upon which Israel depends.

@IziiinnnMook Delusional Their adversaries were all getting funded by the US yet half of Iraq and half of Syria still fell .. it took aerial bombardment from multiple countries and their own internal-issues to defeat them

@adil_bach I mean almost every adversaries in the middle east was far more superior than them so😂

Many US military figures like General Joseph F. Dunford, acknowledged IS as a sophisticated and quite capable military force at the tactical level. Strategically, however, IS didn’t differ from the typical Arab mindset of taking on superior adversaries that led to its downfall.

@AkramKarani Posts like this make me more grateful, for whatever reason Allah has blinded you to seeing the truth , Subhanallah .. Something that seems simple to grasp and you cannot grasp it

You have to obey your Muslim rulers; that is the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Don't believe the Ikhwanis, the Sururis, or the Khawarij. They are all deviant.

@OJ_Smoke_ May Allah give the same fate to every kafir-asli and murtad taghut, their soldiers, their supporters and their excusers

Allahu Akbar. One of the most evil men in history is dead Lindsey Graham called for a “holy war” against the Muslim world, and he was the biggest war hawk in the entire US Government He was healthy just 4 days ago while having a meeting with Syria’s President. Now he’s in Hell.

@symbolloki76 its true for those who are chronically online

@ShadowM629 @samixhaa Not true icl

you don’t know how rare you are if you are not in haram relationships and don’t talk to the opposite genders. thank الله for it

@Arubbothian A bastardized fake version of islam which makes fatawa-shopping look super based will be their deen, the future for diasporas and their descendants is apostasy and zanadiqah unless Allah has mercy on them and unleashes the far-right on them which turns them into SJs by default

Ask a Muslim diaspora about their idea of our future in the West and its just eternal Sneako identity. I need to self deport because I cannot take this second hand embarassment any longer

@triplefigurego1 you mean احكام الجهاد is the only thing that exposes them, no one talks about it and buries their head in the sand

Nothing exposes the munafiqeen and mushrikeen like the fiqh of minor marriage.

@KhandaqiQabri Still stuck in the past and focusing on “gotchas” and who's a “daeshi” or not meanwhile small signs are appearing of a potential background-doha-style agreement, now why would the US withdraw support for AMISOM , Don’t they want to defeat AS ? x.com/CivicPulseh6nc…

Completely ahistorical. Both Sh. Attiya and Dr. Ayman were supportive of an open pledge, but Sh. Usama viewed it as beneficial to keep the bay'ah private for security reasons. "Currently there are talks of breaking off" What are you even talking about?