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Khameini: bad MBS: bad MBZ: bad Ntnyahu: bad Trump: bad This is the normal stance of any Muslim, especially from those who call themselves "Salafis."

In 1851, Al-Habib Alawi al-Haddad invented a fake Hadith claiming that the Prophet ﷺ warned against MbAW. Why did Ottoman era Ulama & their ilk in Asia lie so much against callers to Tawhid? H.K. shamelessly published this work & Dahlan's Khulasa that quotes Haddad's "Hadith".

@Abdul123Tawab @ibmsulaymani There is no proof, but juhhal dont know. Ahmad Zayni Dahlan is a well-known liar and mushrik, and scholars refuted him a long time ago, just learn some arabic and search. Even Indian scholars refuted him, that have nothing with Najd, like محمد بشير السهسواني الهندي

@Yakultz355 @RingleaderABC @ahadsoab @ibmsulaymani "Academically" from Western orientalist scholar who isn't even Muslim?

@RingleaderABC @ahadsoab @ibmsulaymani It is widely accepted academically that women were part of the killings

Daniel Haqiqatjou describes the alleged ‘mass killing’ the Wahhābīs carried out in al-Ṭāʾif in 1803, slaughtering people praying in mosques, studying the Qurʾān, and even babies being breastfed by their mothers. He even plays sounds effects of babies crying to emotionally manipulate the listener. ❌ There’s just one problem: This is all fake news. None of this ever happened. Aḥmad Zaynī Daḥlān was a well known a liar and wasn’t even alive when ʿUthmān al-Muḍāyifī took al-Ṭāʾif.

Our True Prophet ﷺ already debunked you over 1400 years ago

Imam Ahmad was asked about those who say: “Allah is not on the Throne.” Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal replied: “All their speech revolves around Kufr.” [al-Sunnah of al-Khallal]

@pearlgamr @Foga77 @D1mashqi This is pure irjaa, youre inconsistent on Buti and you think he’s any different to this Emirati mushrik. “Literally saying” is ridda limited to only literally saying you’re non muslim? Don’t attack gulf/ Madkhali mushrikeen if you can’t attack quburi Sufi mushrikeen

@Foga77 @D1mashqi wdym whats the problem im not fan of al bouti but if you compare praise of bashar to literally saying god cant do something then you have a serious problem

The ease with which the Kufr came out of his mouth as if he was completing a casual unrehearsed sentence shows you how normal it is for him. Filthy Kafir

@Danger_For_kufr @aam1058 @almuntasirin I mean I don't know much about him other than the fact that Abu Khadijah despises him. Anyone who is criticized by Abu Khadijah or Rabee' is a friend of mine.

@Spitfiremk262 @aam1058 @almuntasirin dang. but isn’t he also murji’i

The below 3 are among the greatest Islamic scholars of modern times which every Muslim should know: 1. Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen 2. Shaykh Ibn Baz 3. Shaykh Saleh al-Fawzan Benefit from their works, lessons and reminders!

Name one thing Japan gave to the world without using chatgpt

@ProjectGuiding Brother you’re right, but the account explicitly states it’s a non-governmental organization. This doesn’t change anything concerning the Saudi government but in this particular case, this is not something the government said

Attention. Tomorrow. Israel is going to vote to execute their Palestinian prisoners. 9500 Palestinian prisoners of which 4500 including children are held without any charges. Held without any charges means not guilty of anything. Israel wants to kill them. Tomorrow.

@izamamaa Then kick this bitch’s ass to the curb now

@ashveilburger You are supposed to use your knife and fork and eat like a classy gentleman 💅💅💅

How the fuck do you eat a burger then

This is a lie on the Nabī of Allah azawajal, and a denigration of his Ghayrah When the Prophet SAW was cursed, he responded with “Wa Alaykum (and unto you)” You Madkhalis severely lack Baraa’ and even resort to damaging the reputation of our Nabi to defend your Tawāghīt

@ilovetea223 Oi

hi if ur 16+ and i don’t follow u back reply !!!

I hate that nobody wants to do anything and I hate that I’m too broke to do anything myself. I hate it.

I hate that this fucking Nazi site has translated Palestinian people begging for their lives into “Show Probable Spam.”

Imām al-Saffarini mentions in Lawāmiʿ al-Anwār: "Qutaybah and Abu Hatim said: 'If you see a man loving Ahmad bin Hanbal, then know that he is a person of the Sunnah." [Lawāmiʿ al-Anwār: 1/64]

@hazratinsann @IslamicSH_ Who even is this Siddiqui you are talking about. No one mentioned a Siddiqui

@IslamicSH_ Who's Siddiqui, the murderer of Sahaba Bukhari is a compromised Jewish book I was also Sunni but Alhamdulillah not now because this is a totally fake thought

"Be firm, O Uhud! For upon you is a Prophet (ﷺ), a Siddeeq and two martyrs." [Al-Bukhari]

@sengambie @yasinabdelmagid What the fuck is this nonsense bro

@yasinabdelmagid Shaykh Al-Islam Hajj Ibrahim Niass met Khidr at the Mecca during his first Hajj in 1937.

Yes, Sayyidina al-Khidr (عليه السلام) is alive according to the view held by a large number of classical scholars, and many of the awliya (saints) of the Ummah. This opinion is supported by numerous reports of his continued existence and appearances throughout Islamic history. Many righteous awliya and scholars have met him, taken knowledge from him, received du'as or guidance, or witnessed his presence in blessed places. Examples include encounters reported with figures like: Imam al-Nawawi, Ibn Arabi (who met him multiple times), and countless other pious elders. These meetings are described as mass-transmitted (mutawatir) in their frequency among the righteous, even if individual chains vary in strength. Imam al-Nawawi and his teacher Ibn al-Salah stated that the majority of scholars affirm he is alive, and the people of gnosis (ma'rifah) are unanimous on this, citing innumerable true stories of seeing him in visions or waking states. There is a famous Report Involving Sayyidina Ali (رضي الله عنه); One well-known report concerns the time shortly after the passing of Sayyidina Rasulullah ﷺ, when his blessed body was laid out for the companions to pay their respects (before or around the funeral proceedings). A powerful-looking, handsome man with a (white or red) beard pushed through the crowd, reached the body of the Prophet ﷺ, wept bitterly, and offered words of consolation to the companions. He said something to the effect of: “In Allah there is solace from every calamity, compensation for every loss, and a replacement for everything that perishes. So rely upon Allah and turn to Him in hope, for the one deprived of reward is the one who fails to seek consolation from Allah.” After he left, the companions asked who he was. According to the narration, Sayyidina Abu Bakr and Sayyidina Ali (رضي الله عنهما) both identified him as al-Khidr (عليه السلام). This report is mentioned in sources such as: - Al-Hakim, in al-Mustadrak (via Anas ibn Malik رضي الله عنه in some chains). - Al-Bayhaqi. - Ibn al-Jazari, in al-Hisn al-Hasin. - Also referenced in works like those of al-Qurtubi and discussions on al-Khidr's life. There are also separate narrations of Sayyidina Ali meeting al-Khidr on other occasions, such as at the Ka'bah, where al-Khidr taught him a special du'a (reported by Ibn Abi Dunya in *Kitab al-Hawatif*, among others). These reports, along with the many accounts of awliya encountering al-Khidr across the centuries, form part of the basis for the dominant traditional view, that he remains alive by Allah's permission, serving as a hidden guide and witness to divine mercy. I personally know individuals from the people of righteousness who have reported meeting him or receiving guidance from him.