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@RealAbuBabr @xavierjp__ @FormulaRauda @AhmedSharif Not deflection. I was talking about a specific point if your mind can comprehend it. Why talk about some and not others

@whyblockmeee @xavierjp__ @FormulaRauda @AhmedSharif You're missing my point. It's called deflection which you're doing. Well it's time waste to engage with an Ikhwani/Rawāfid

Remind me please where Allah permitted congratulating kuffar on their religious celebrations @FormulaRauda Or have you been taking aqeedah classes from mr “there is no wrong religion” @AhmedSharif

@ME_Observer_ Who's gonna tell him 👀

⚡️⭕️A citizen from southern Syria: The missiles will not be launched from Iran towards the entity only, but we will ignite the Syrian borders with the entity and the missiles will be launched from southern Syria 📍 Syria | 📅 01/04/2026

@RealAbuBabr @xavierjp__ @FormulaRauda @AhmedSharif It does help. It exposes those who want to be selective in their criticism and shows they are bias and unfair.

@whyblockmeee @xavierjp__ @FormulaRauda @AhmedSharif Celebrating National Days are sins as it's imitating non Muslims. But greetings on a holiday of Non Muslims is more severe. Dragging a different country won't help mate.

@MonitorX99800 Who's gonna tell him?

🇸🇾🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️– A citizen from southern Syria in a message to Netanyahu: "The missiles will not only be launched from Iran towards the entity, but we will also ignite the Syrian borders and missiles will be launched from southern Syria as well."

@AbuHafsah1 He was too busy chopping heads off with ISIS

He’s not had the luxury of drinking from fancy glass bottles with gay lids.

@MarjanRajani @Hassan_alQadri Your evidence being?

@Hassan_alQadri But Shia’s don’t rape Sunni women in Lebanon, Iran or Iraq? Or anywhere else? CIA constructed the rape propaganda warfare and multiple allies, including “Free Syria,” assisted by repeating the same unverified imaginary atrocities. Remember the Hamas mass rapes campaign?

🚨BREAKING: Did the Shi'a of Lebanon really rape and kill Sunni women in Syria?

@Hassan_alQadri Dilly hussain is a hypocrite. Until he recognises he was wrong about jolani!

@madrazzi @omar_dddg When you wanna make sense let us know

@whyblockmeee @omar_dddg Genuinely almost deleted Yazidis from history

Uncle geopolitical Analysts from Temu will tell you Ahmad Al Sharaa worked for the CIA while having a bounty on his head so that anyone could kill him for money and he was ok with that.

@5Pillarsuk And you guys still support this guy? Be honest 5pillars. Don't be cowards !

The Syrian army is shutting down tunnels on the Syria-Lebanon border which were being used to smuggle weapons to Hezbollah. The Lebanese group is currently fighting Israel which has invaded the south of the country. Yesterday, Syrian President Ahmed Al Sharaa confirmed that Syria would "protect its borders."

@madrazzi @omar_dddg When have isis killed non muslims?

@omar_dddg They will also tell you ISIS is a CIA plant even though they executed Americans, Westerners, and their allies just for the sake of it. Asia of Resistards will tell you AQ is a CIA plant even though Iran openly houses their leadership lmao.

@omar_dddg They've literally done that with many before him. Why did they let him go after he was capture?

@omar_dddg So you're not gonna answer if he was al qaeda or not? Isis or not? Dont run away all the time. Be intelligent

Is Ahmed Al Sharaa a product of the CIA, Mossad, or MI6? Attributing every unexpected political outcome to shadowy intelligence agencies, is uncle analysis that needs to die. It’s a very lazy shortcut that replaces complexity with conspiracy which consistently fails to explain how the world actually works. There is no credible evidence that Ahmed Al Sharaa is a manufactured asset of Western intelligence. What does exist is a well-documented trajectory: he rose through jihadist networks, became a leading figure in Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), consolidated power locally, and repositioned himself politically when circumstances demanded it. That evolution is not unusual and mirrors patterns seen in multiple conflict zones where armed actors transition into political ones when survival requires it. Lebanon is a great example. Relying on statements like Donald Trump claiming he “made” Al Sharaa president only weakens the argument. Trump has a long record of making exaggerated or contradictory geopolitical claims, such as declaring total victories or assigning credit without basis. Trump also said: Turkey won in Syria when Al Sharaa won. The truth is, nobody in the West likes the outcome of Syria, especially not Israel, their internal media doesn’t lie, they hate him and want him gone. So why is the West engaging with Al Sharaa at all? Because they have limited options. The comparison to the Taliban is instructive. The West spent two decades fighting them, only to end up negotiating and ultimately accepting their control of Afghanistan. Not because they supported them but because they couldn’t replace them with anything more viable. Power on the ground matters more than ideological preference. The same logic applies in Syria. HTS is not a conventional state actor that can be easily coerced through bombing or sanctions alone. Groups like this are decentralised, ideologically driven, and often operate with minimal infrastructure. Military pressure can weaken them, but it rarely produces stable alternatives. In fact, history shows the opposite: destroying one dominant faction without a political plan often creates space for something more extreme,ISIS being the clearest example. Al Sharaa appears to have recognised this reality from the other side. By softening his posture and signaling willingness to engage, he is attempting to move from isolation toward legitimacy because sanctions, economic collapse, and perpetual war are unsustainable. That’s not proof of foreign control but it’s just proof of political adaptation. What we are seeing isnt an alliance but convergence of necessity. The West does not trust Al Sharaa. Al Sharaa does not align ideologically with the West. But both sides understand that continued chaos in Syria benefits no one: it fuels extremism, destabilises the region, and prolongs humanitarian disaster. Engagement, however uneasy, becomes the least bad option. Geopolitics is not a story of heroes and villains and puppets and puppet masters. It’s a constant negotiation between constraints, risks, and grey choices. States don’t get to pick ideal partners, they deal with whoever holds power and can influence outcomes. Right now, the West’s objective is limited: prevent Syria from collapsing further, avoid the resurgence of transnational jihadist threats, and, if possible, nudge the country toward a more stable and economically viable trajectory. That doesn’t require belief in Al Sharaa, it only requires acknowledging reality.

@FarisHammadi Gays and rabbi faris are essentially two sides of the same coin

The Rafidha and the Khawarij are essentially two sides of the same coin; their ideological roots trace back to Ibn Saba’, the Jew from Sana’a. No wonder the Ikhwanis often align with the Rafidha; it makes sense.

@xavierjp__ You simping again? Why dont you answer my question instead of running away

Reject supermarkets and retail parks wherever possible Shop at local family owned businesses, grocers, butchers, farms and market stalls

@RoshanKrRaii Only to win the next election. After that... he'll go back to war again

BREAKING : This is courageous 🔥 Keir Starmer 🇬🇧 on Iran 🇮🇷 : “There is a lot of pressure on me to change my position in relation to joining the war. I am not going to change my position, we will not join the war” Man finally showed Spine 👏🏻

@Shiite_Happens Because "sahabi" isnt even a real Arabic word. It was made up and then later added on and it only describes the people who befriended the prophet and died upon his teachings. The word is never used in any other context. There... you got a little education today. Get more soon

Why can't the cousin of the Prophet ﷺ be a Sahabi? Do you even know the meaning of Sahabi? Also notice this Rafidhi writing عليه السلام for Fatima (RA) and Ali (RA) but not for the Prophet ﷺ Once again proving that Twelver Shi'ism is nothing to do with Islam!

@xavierjp__ Do yu forgive him for his crimes against innocent people when he was with al qaeda and isis? Or do you think he did no wrong?

May Allah forgive his shortcomings, guide him to what pleases Him, accept his good deeds and make him a force for good for the Muslims and the religion of Islam And may Allah preserve the lands of shaam and bless the lands of shaam and our brothers and sisters who reside there

@LucinehK_ Why? Im interested for real

Maronites are the Wahhabis of the Christians.

@xavierjp__ You must have the most boring exercises ever. Id hate to be your client at your fake personal trainer company

April’s fools jokes are based on lying and lying is forbidden in Islam “Oh but it’s a joke” Doesn’t change it from being impermissible to permissible “Oh but it’s not that deep” As Abu Bakr (May Allah be pleased with him) said: “Allah forgives major sins, so do not despair. And He punishes minor sins, so do not be deceived” Also the messenger ﷺ said in a Hadith “Woe to one who tells lies to make people laugh. Woe to him! Woe to him!” Abi dawud 4990 Reminder to myself as always as it can be easy for us to fall into seemingly “small” sins