We hate Blasphemers-In Defense of our beloved Prophet

Some Ways to Defend the most honoured slave and Prophet of Allah



"Muhammed Bin AbdUllah"
-(SallAllahu alayhe wasallam)


1-Posting admonishing stuff,trying to tackle kuffar without ANY fear.We got to Stop their audacity to wage war against Islam ever again.ACTING like Angels of Punishment for evil Kuffar by strengthening imaan by doing regular tasbeeh,dua,nawafil prayers and regular Sadaqah.

2-Teaching Macron consequences of his actions by Tweeting him and storming his account.

3-Boycotting French Products.

4-Rallies in order to show them the Ummah is not weak in love of our beloved Prophet SallAllahu alayhe wasallam.

5-Showing Unity with each other to stop their evil.

6-Pressurising the Muslim governments to shut down French Embassies.

7- Duas against Macron & France

8-Exposing to all the evils of West and it's allies in Muslim world apostate governments' war on Islam.

9-Giving Sadaqah Fi Sabeelillah with intention that may Allah punish France with His Mighty Punishment in a grievous way.

10-Reciting Salawaat on Prophet SallAllahu alayhe wasallam in abundance.

11-May Allah punish Macron from our hands.Vie for it- EVERYONE.


12-Follow Prophet SallAllahu alayhe wasallam's Sunnah in our lives and show to the world we are Ummah of the Prophet who was best in conduct and manners with the spirit of the most blessed in the history of mankind.

Poetry


May Allah perish you,oh Kafir Emmanuel May Allah transform you into khinzeer May Allah hasten His Mighty Punishment upon

#EmmanuelMacron

&his league!

This is our prayer,
This is our Perfect Revenge-


The evil Kuffar united us Muslims fortunately against them & unity is victory against enemies of Allah & His Prophet SallAllahu alayhe wasallam & those who have been oppressing us from Europe to States.Victory and honour is for Allah and His Prophet SallAllahu alayhe wasallam and the believers but they don't know.


Peace be upon the Prophets
All Praise be to Allah-
Rabb of the Worlds~



Written by :Eusra iftikhar
26th Oct'2020

have you ever been to the middle east? have you seen how labors there are treated?

sure they have more deaths at least they are reporting honestly not like muslim countries where almost everything is fabricated nobody can dare say anything against the supreme leader.

they have been making fun of the prophet since he was alive did he react like this?

How are they (west) disrespectful compared to the muslim nations? they have rule of law human rights animal rights economic welfare. etc...


Don't forget a munafik is worse than a kaffir.


How to respect the prophet is very easy follow his teachings don't innovate and be a snowflake.


Where are these so called boycotting Muslims when labors who are also Muslims are abused and kept in slave like conditions their humanity is violated, they are paid crums for the labor

where are the boycotting muslims when their neighbours go hungry?


where are these boycotting muslims when the rule of law is violated in muslim countries, when innocent people are punished for no reason?



where are the boycotting muslims when lunatics act on the name of islam and try to give it a bad name

format_quote Originally Posted by ashraf__

have you ever been to the middle east? have you seen how labors there are treated?

sure they have more deaths at least they are reporting honestly not like muslim countries where almost everything is fabricated nobody can dare say anything against the supreme leader.

they have been making fun of the prophet since he was alive did he react like this?

How are they (west) disrespectful compared to the muslim nations? they have rule of law human rights animal rights economic welfare. etc...


Don't forget a munafik is worse than a kaffir.


How to respect the prophet is very easy follow his teachings don't innovate and be a snowflake.


Where are these so called boycotting Muslims when labors who are also Muslims are abused and kept in slave like conditions their humanity is violated, they are paid crums for the labor

where are the boycotting muslims when their neighbours go hungry?


where are these boycotting muslims when the rule of law is violated in muslim countries, when innocent people are punished for no reason?



where are the boycotting muslims when lunatics act on the name of islam and try to give it a bad name

You make a very good point here. I saw some post talking about how all these Muslims can show up to protest but they can't even show up in the masjid for fajr prayer
I'm not generalizing but it probably is true

format_quote Originally Posted by Islami.Mu'mina

You make a very good point here. I saw some post talking about how all these Muslims can show up to protest but they can't even show up in the masjid for fajr prayer
I'm not generalizing but it probably is true

seems to me like the issue got hijacked by dudes who claim to politic in the name of religion like jamat and co


these anti macaron/french posts are an eye opener for people like me, it helped me see the munafiki in our community.

____Link To Important Islamic Book on The Topic____



This book is an authored by Ibn Taymiyyas's pen on the topic of fighting the blasphemer with full details on Sharii Rulings,the cases of fate of blasphemer individuals and how Prophet SallAllahu alayhe wasallam tackled this issue.
A must read for seeker of truth

https://www.kalamullah.com/unsheathe...KnwoJFUy90lM3W


Read the above book to know the way of Prophet (SallAllahu alayhe wasallam) in dealing with these kinda people.

Contd:

And we listen to Ulema on the topics regarding Deen as their understanding is better.

Assalamualaikum
Munafiqin are not common people like you and me but those who have power yet don't do anything, Muslim leaders, to be precise. How erdogan spoke about france president that he needs a checkup blah blah but for uyghur muslims who were forced to eat pork on friday? He is silent. Imran khan, who was in the headlines once because he sided with the muslims to defend prophet, why doesn't he bring shariah in his nation? That is muslim populated country and even the leader is muslim, but will support taghoot(democracy). You see, this is hypocrisy.....
We shouldn't admire kuffar countries for their "man made laws" and so called "human rights". Because this is how disunity occurs in ummah. What would we say about the rights given to LGBTQ people? Is that gud initiative? What would we say about the killing of black people again and again in US? Is that cool? So it would be better if we don't "admire" those non muslim countries.
At individual level the best we can do for our brothers and sisters in Middle East and other places is to make dua for them and if possible, to give them aid in the best of our abilities. Because neither country in this world has a sound leader who will help the muslim ummah. And this is why the arrival of imam mahdi is near.
To make people aware of the ruling on one who insults our prophet is extremely necessary. And soldier Amatullah did her best in conveying that message to us for which i thank her. And because many of us muslims are suffering around the world, this doesn't mean we will not defend our prophet. Macron is safe because he isn't under shariah law. If he was, and insulted our prophet then he was to be executed and executed. There is one view of one of imams or some scholars that even the repentance of the one who insults is not accepted. You see, there is extreme punishment but what we are doing and what else can we do??!!!.
As it's in the first post "Allah helps those who help Him(supports His deen) ", are we supporting His deen?!! Are we even defending our prophet?!!! Are we even caring about shariah? !!! You know, we are obligated to do jihad but due to disunity in ummah and many corrupt scholars, we can't do anything!!!

format_quote Originally Posted by المدينه

Whoa sister...I thought long and hard before I decided to put in my two cents...

I think I may understand where you are going with this and the message you are trying to convey. This is based on my own personal experience with you, where I've found you to be a very sweet and kind-hearted sister. One who is passionate about voicing against injustice but also one who wouldn't harm a fly. I am happy to see you showing so much strength and conviction. I pray for you on the regular Sister. And I thank you again for all you've done for me.

So yet here's the thing.... so many people, whether completely misguided or just downright prejudice and purposely ignorant, are going to read thus thread and say

"Exactly what I thought... muslims are all violent extremists" or something along those lines.

What's so sad is, many who call themselves muslim are that extreme and violent.

Is this the message we want to get across?

So..this #boycott whatever.... I kind of understand the basic principle and I think I see what reason some may have for supporting this kind of thing...may I be forgiven for my ignorance but what exactly is to be boycotted?

I can boycott the next french elections. I can make a statement with my political vote. If I am french and actually live in france. I can wear my hijab/beard...But what should all these hashtag followers be boycotting? And for what purpose?

I won't buy a shirt that says designed in France (possibly made in Bangladesh, for example) to hurt the French economy? Blowing up the social media or protesting in the street is not something this French president is really going to take an interest in. And it doesn't stop the spread of the poisonous bigotry, hatred and ignorance. Even if this man resigns from office, publicly apologized for everything, what difference will it make? He's living his "best life" and the people are still being pitted against each other.

I was raised with the simple equation of life being

Two wrongs don't make a right

So yeah, I am absolutely against such blatant disrespect from anyone in any way, especially such a prominent figure. But his time will come and allah will judge him for it.

In the meantime, I feel we as a collective ummah should just do our best to be good and respectful humans. Not just demand sharia law practice be implemented but abide by it. I said practice, not punishment! I am not an executive force. Allah is. So even if theft here "only" gets me a fine and my hands stay where they belong...I do not steal in the first place.

I honestly will not purposely go out of my way to boycott France. Because their leaders are not the people who will be negatively affected. I am American but I am certainly not the White House administration. I am German but I am certainly not mrs. Merkel. The French are not Macron.

It's the brothers and sister living there who will suffer from such boycott hashtags; the sister too afraid of backlash to wear her hijab; the brother who stops going to the masjid to avoid negative talk. The people, regardless of their belief and religion, who just want to live in peace; the children born in 1rst, 2nd or even 3rd generation from immigrants. The ones who are suddenly being attacked, shunned, etc. though they say they are french. The list is endless

I do have one question though.... since I am not on social media and I couldn't find anything...what's this #boycotteurope? How do I boycott an entire continent and all its countries? No lemons grow here, I get those from Italy. And my oranges are from Spain.

May Allah forgive us all for our sins, both hidden and seen. May he grant us peace and ease of mind and heart.

Because this world certainly won't

As Salaam u Alaikum Wr Wb

I will reply soon,InshaAllah.
Nice questionnaire,my blessed sister!

JazakAllah hu khayr

format_quote Originally Posted by المدينه

Whoa sister...I thought long and hard before I decided to put in my two cents...

I think I may understand where you are going with this and the message you are trying to convey. This is based on my own personal experience with you, where I've found you to be a very sweet and kind-hearted sister. One who is passionate about voicing against injustice but also one who wouldn't harm a fly. I am happy to see you showing so much strength and conviction. I pray for you on the regular Sister. And I thank you again for all you've done for me.

So yet here's the thing.... so many people, whether completely misguided or just downright prejudice and purposely ignorant, are going to read thus thread and say

"Exactly what I thought... muslims are all violent extremists" or something along those lines.

What's so sad is, many who call themselves muslim are that extreme and violent.

Is this the message we want to get across?

So..this #boycott whatever.... I kind of understand the basic principle and I think I see what reason some may have for supporting this kind of thing...may I be forgiven for my ignorance but what exactly is to be boycotted?

I can boycott the next french elections. I can make a statement with my political vote. If I am french and actually live in france. I can wear my hijab/beard...But what should all these hashtag followers be boycotting? And for what purpose?

I won't buy a shirt that says designed in France (possibly made in Bangladesh, for example) to hurt the French economy? Blowing up the social media or protesting in the street is not something this French president is really going to take an interest in. And it doesn't stop the spread of the poisonous bigotry, hatred and ignorance. Even if this man resigns from office, publicly apologized for everything, what difference will it make? He's living his "best life" and the people are still being pitted against each other.

I was raised with the simple equation of life being

Two wrongs don't make a right

So yeah, I am absolutely against such blatant disrespect from anyone in any way, especially such a prominent figure. But his time will come and allah will judge him for it.

In the meantime, I feel we as a collective ummah should just do our best to be good and respectful humans. Not just demand sharia law practice be implemented but abide by it. I said practice, not punishment! I am not an executive force. Allah is. So even if theft here "only" gets me a fine and my hands stay where they belong...I do not steal in the first place.

I honestly will not purposely go out of my way to boycott France. Because their leaders are not the people who will be negatively affected. I am American but I am certainly not the White House administration. I am German but I am certainly not mrs. Merkel. The French are not Macron.

It's the brothers and sister living there who will suffer from such boycott hashtags; the sister too afraid of backlash to wear her hijab; the brother who stops going to the masjid to avoid negative talk. The people, regardless of their belief and religion, who just want to live in peace; the children born in 1rst, 2nd or even 3rd generation from immigrants. The ones who are suddenly being attacked, shunned, etc. though they say they are french. The list is endless

I do have one question though.... since I am not on social media and I couldn't find anything...what's this #boycotteurope? How do I boycott an entire continent and all its countries? No lemons grow here, I get those from Italy. And my oranges are from Spain.

May Allah forgive us all for our sins, both hidden and seen. May he grant us peace and ease of mind and heart.

Because this world certainly won't

Beautiful reply

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format_quote Originally Posted by المدينه

Whoa sister...I thought long and hard before I decided to put in my two cents...

I think I may understand where you are going with this and the message you are trying to convey. This is based on my own personal experience with you, where I've found you to be a very sweet and kind-hearted sister. One who is passionate about voicing against injustice but also one who wouldn't harm a fly. I am happy to see you showing so much strength and conviction. I pray for you on the regular Sister. And I thank you again for all you've done for me.

So yet here's the thing.... so many people, whether completely misguided or just downright prejudice and purposely ignorant, are going to read thus thread and say

"Exactly what I thought... muslims are all violent extremists" or something along those lines.

What's so sad is, many who call themselves muslim are that extreme and violent.

Is this the message we want to get across?

So..this #boycott whatever.... I kind of understand the basic principle and I think I see what reason some may have for supporting this kind of thing...may I be forgiven for my ignorance but what exactly is to be boycotted?

I can boycott the next french elections. I can make a statement with my political vote. If I am french and actually live in france. I can wear my hijab/beard...But what should all these hashtag followers be boycotting? And for what purpose?

I won't buy a shirt that says designed in France (possibly made in Bangladesh, for example) to hurt the French economy? Blowing up the social media or protesting in the street is not something this French president is really going to take an interest in. And it doesn't stop the spread of the poisonous bigotry, hatred and ignorance. Even if this man resigns from office, publicly apologized for everything, what difference will it make? He's living his "best life" and the people are still being pitted against each other.

I was raised with the simple equation of life being

Two wrongs don't make a right

So yeah, I am absolutely against such blatant disrespect from anyone in any way, especially such a prominent figure. But his time will come and allah will judge him for it.

In the meantime, I feel we as a collective ummah should just do our best to be good and respectful humans. Not just demand sharia law practice be implemented but abide by it. I said practice, not punishment! I am not an executive force. Allah is. So even if theft here "only" gets me a fine and my hands stay where they belong...I do not steal in the first place.

I honestly will not purposely go out of my way to boycott France. Because their leaders are not the people who will be negatively affected. I am American but I am certainly not the White House administration. I am German but I am certainly not mrs. Merkel. The French are not Macron.

It's the brothers and sister living there who will suffer from such boycott hashtags; the sister too afraid of backlash to wear her hijab; the brother who stops going to the masjid to avoid negative talk. The people, regardless of their belief and religion, who just want to live in peace; the children born in 1rst, 2nd or even 3rd generation from immigrants. The ones who are suddenly being attacked, shunned, etc. though they say they are french. The list is endless

I do have one question though.... since I am not on social media and I couldn't find anything...what's this #boycotteurope? How do I boycott an entire continent and all its countries? No lemons grow here, I get those from Italy. And my oranges are from Spain.

May Allah forgive us all for our sins, both hidden and seen. May he grant us peace and ease of mind and heart.

Because this world certainly won't

Beautiful reply