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Final Detailed refutation to pseudo-Islamic scholar(Dr. Ruchika Sharam). @tishasaroyan Both Mernissi and Ahmed lack credible achievements in accurately quoting historical facts. Their writings are riddled with inaccuracies, fabricated narratives, and Islamophobic rhetoric.

@MattWallace888 Did he forget to take his shadow?

Bookmark this post. It is possible Tyler Robinson was instructed to go to the roof as backup, while someone else took the shot. Watch his body language! “Hey buddy, you won’t go to prison for long if caught, we only need you to take the shot if our guy misses. $10,000 to do this” Then, of course, they pin the entire Charlie Kirk assassination on him. All evidence points right to the fall guy. Meanwhile, the primary assassin goes back to their home country and Tyler is kept in silence, or killed if any indication is shown that he plans to talk.

@ahmadnisar @LadyVelvet_HFQ Are you even a Muslim? Why do you reject Quran verses? Quran, Chapter 54, verse 1, moon splitting is a sign of Allah and you must read verses 2 and 3, as it talks about you. And do you still call your Muslim? Read the Shahada.

Sorry, dear friend. The story of the splitting of the moon is a concocted tale by enthusiastic Muslims. There has been no such event. However, it is true that Cheraman Perumal heard about the Prophet and his teachings, went to Medina to meet him, embraced Islam, and died in Oman on his return.

There was once a Hindu king in southern India, in Kerala. His name was Cheraman Perumal, and he ruled over the Chera dynasty. He was known among his people as a just and thoughtful leader. One night, while standing on the balcony of his palace, he witnessed something extraordinary — the moon splitting in two. He saw it clearly, a majestic sign in the sky. Disturbed and confused, he turned to his priests and advisors, but none of them had an answer. In the following days, he spoke to Arab merchants who had come to trade along the Malabar Coast. When he described what he had seen, they told him that far away in Arabia, a man named Muhammad had declared himself a Prophet of God, and that this splitting of the moon was among his signs. It matched exactly what the king had witnessed. Cheraman did not delay. He recognized the truth when it touched his heart. He left his kingdom and traveled with the merchants. The journey was long, but he eventually reached Madinah. There, he met the Messenger of Allah. He sat with him, asked questions, and listened. Then he accepted Islam. He took the name Tajuddin (RA) and became a Sahabi — a companion of the Prophet — the first Muslim from the land of India. Before returning, he gifted something from his homeland: a jar of Kerala ginger pickle, which was accepted. He intended to return and spread the truth, but on the journey back, he fell ill and passed away. His son-in-law, who was with him, returned to the kingdom. Cheraman was buried in Salalah, Oman — a place that, to this day, resembles the green lands of Kerala more than the deserts of Arabia. The people of Salalah still know his grave. Islam did not enter India through war. Not through political conquest. But through one king’s sincere search for truth — through a miracle witnessed, a journey undertaken, and a heart that submitted. Kerala became a gateway for Islam in India, a land touched early by divine guidance. Tajuddin (RA) was not a scholar. Not a preacher. Just a man who saw a sign… and followed it. His story is a reminder: Islam begins in the heart. @Cool_Ustaz

@AdameMedia "Reuters ​could ​not ⁠immediately verify the report"

BREAKING: 🚨 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Trump Tells Aides He’s Willing to End War WITHOUT Reopening Strait of Hormuz. Humiliating and exactly as predicted.

@shaunking It is Gaza from an old video.

They are just destroying one of the greatest cities in the world because they think they can. They are bombing homes and schools and apartment buildings and museums. They are bombing water storage facilities. They are bombing factories. It’s just evil for the sake of evil.

@ShaykhSulaiman It is Gaza from an old video.

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@nav_z3 @Khan_______1 Quote to me a Hadith, statement of a Sahabi or any top scholar. Your Islam is some random map and self-interpretation, not the Qur'an and the Sunnah. Go away, moron!

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 😂😂 “self interpretation” you say? This is how dense you are. Where did i interpret any of it. There are online educational sources about geography. You can leave your “how to assemble a suicide vest” tutorial for a moment and get on any encyclopedia which is free to consult.

When people of najd (at present Riyadh) ask Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to pray for najd then He ﷺ refused to pray for them. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said "Horn of Satan will rise from najd".

@nav_z3 @Khan_______1 Moron. Stop giving self-interpretation. Give me one piece of proven evidence from Sahabi. You have zero worth in Islam, we follow the Quran and Sunnah not you, I can tell, you are mentally not stable.

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 Why are wahhabis so dense? Whole world knows where najd is and now this moron is trying to innovate geography just like he innovates Islam.

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 Only a Kafir rejects Sahih Bukhari. You might be a rafadi kuffar.

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 Ask Albani first why did he fabricate hadith to satisfy his bias and stop putting words in my mouth, you’re not scoring anything🤣

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 Couldn’t pour water out of a boot.

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 You also conveniently ignored that the same Prophet ﷺ used the word Najd in the Ihram hadith to mean specifically central Arabia with its Miqat at Qarn al-Manazil. If Najd meant Iraq, where do the people of Najd make their Ihram? In Baghdad?

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 Those who call Sahih Bukhari hadith fabricated, and reject the statement of Sahaba, they deserved least respect of any creature in the world.

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 I’m definitely not matching your tone because you are a jahil and need some good teachings on husn-e-ikhlaq but read my response slowly, understand it first and then answer first before you display your jahalat again⬇️

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 Hadith context – The hadith about “tribulations coming from Najd” points eastward from Medina, and many scholars, including Ibn ‘Umar(R.a), clearly identified it with Iraq, not the Najd of central Arabia.

@Khan_______1 @SandOfTime22 Musaylima → central Arabia Riddah wars → central Arabia Wahhabi movement → central Najd, 18th century onwards - a continuing fitna and yet this jahil @SandOfTime22 keeps cherry-picking stuff😂

@Khan_______1 @tradoorrrr Hey, you, you better be in a mental hospital, you shouldn't be allowed to go in public.

@SandOfTime22 @tradoorrrr Retarded wahabi is unable to understand a clear Hadith. Go and learn Islam before opening your filthy mouth you jahil.

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 You Blockhead, Moron and Dimwit. You have zero scholarship in Islam. Who are you to decide which place is and which is not? When Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said it, and Sahaba enquired about and proved that it is Iraq. Then who the hell are you? You should know your place;

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 @SandOfTime22 answer this first idiot, why are you just cherry-picking random things that suits your bias?

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 Is Sahih Bukhari a fabricated hadith? The death would have been better for you than saying this.

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 “Accept my distorted/fabricated hadith or go to hell” - Typical wahhabi dajjali behaviour🤣

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 This wahabis, pawabis trick doesn't work to hide your criminal's face. The Hadith is clear, and if anyone rejects intentionally, he is out of the fold of Islam.

@Khan_______1 @SandOfTime22 These jahil wahhabis only keep twisting facts

@tradoorrrr @Khan_______1 Look, you are rejecting sahi hadiths and the understanding of the Sahabas. "The Prophet said, 'The best of you (people) are my generation," Bukhari Hadith 819, vol 3. And either you are ignorant or a Munafiq. If you are Munafiq. Go to hell!

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 The classical geographic identification of Najd as central Arabia aligns with the mainstream position of traditional scholars. The Iraq interpretation, while historically cited, is generally considered a weaker position when evaluated against classical geography.

@Khan_______1 @tradoorrrr You'd better seek a mental asylum.

@tradoorrrr @SandOfTime22 This Hadith is sufficient to make distinction between Iraq and Najd.

@iamharunkhan Reach ke liya Eman ka sauda? Is it not haram to marry a non-Muslim? Qur'an ch 2 verse 221.

Brahmin Kanika Sharma married Muslim Saqib Saifi. May Allah bless them with happiness and protect them from Sanghis.

@Khan_______1 It clearly discusses In this hadith, the context is Miqat (Ihram boundaries for Hajj and Umrah), not fitna. Do you think you know better than the Sahabah? Stop twisting Hadith without knowledge, it only misleads others. Looks like you are brain-dead.

@SandOfTime22 I provided you a Hadith but you idiot is showing your jahalat.

@nav_z3 @Khan_______1 Jahil.

@SandOfTime22 @Khan_______1 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂