Anwar al-Awlaki killed in Yemen

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I'm still looking for it, but wAllahi it looks like the video has been removed from youtube! And subhanAllah, I watched it just this morning.

Here is a snapshot of the interview:awlaki_2014303b.jpg Does anybody recognise it?
 
ßlµêßêll said:


I'll look forward to it, and I speak Arabic so we'll see if such an interview exists if the translation has any fidelity to what he actually said, or ends up like one of Ahmadinjad's speeches on Israel, somewhere between what he said and what they put out there lies a few transitional species.

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OK, inshaAllah. Actually that would be good and clear up the issue inshallah!
 
Here is a not so good quality of the interview:

[video]http://www.islamictube.com/watch/1c33334bc3ba033bddab/-May-2010--Interview-With-Anwar-Al-Awlaki--Arabic-with-Eng-Subs-[/video]

Hopefully, it doesn't get removed! The part I was referring to is at about 8 minutes.
 
We get the message loud and clear, they have a problem with those who display a backbone for our religion. Just frame them, tag them with terrorism done deal and kill them. You know our brother is at no loss, if they indeed killed him InshaAllah Allah will accept him as a shaheed and the shaheeds in Islam don't die as Allah promised in the Quraan.
 
Oh sorry this:

btw what's your creed?
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I have forgot to change it when joined years ago. Yes muslim I am. Don´t be angry. :statisfie
 
Banu_Hashim said:
In one of his most recent interviews he said that he views the US public at large as combatants and basically holds them accountable just as much as the US leaders and army, because they are technically financing the war as a united country. So, targeting any civilians/American public is legitimate even if they are 'innocent' and and not a threat directly. I dunno, is that something supported by Qur'an and Sunnah? I just felt uneasy about that.
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Salaam,

I personally find that disturbing. I hope it is not true.

Most US citizens are not knowledgeable on foreign issues and do not have significant influence over their government. I personally do not hold US citizens accountable for their government decisions. The US government have been pursing their imperial agenda for a long time. Both major parties hold similar foreign policy views, does not matter which party you support. In the past, most citizens have supported the wars due to propaganda. Now they voted for Obama, hoping he would put an end to these wars, even though he is more hawkish than George Bush.
 
I don't know much about Al-Awlaki, so I can't really say much here. All I can do is hope that he wasn't what the west portrayed him as, and that he is judged fairly and according to how he lived his life. Whatever he might have said or done, he was still a Muslim.

إنّا لله وإنّا إليه راجعون​
 
ßlµêßêll said:


wa3lykoum asalaam,

you're not acquainted with his work I can guarantee that.. for honesty' sake recall two of his lectures without googling them first. If you're honest with yourself & honest with us, then you wouldn't merely parrot words that are echoed through Zionist corporate media. There's a time for war and a time for peace even for a peaceful religion!
Being away from the eye of the storm doesn't mean we're safe or that we won't be next. Already the FBI is teaching that Islam is a cult, our prophet a cult leader & we're all 7c simpletons.. If you find truth in that I guess you'll find truth in whatever else they dish about any person they dislike!

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Salam alaykum

I have right to think what ever I want. I know I am last to parrot zionist media. >< I don´t need to tell here why.

Best wishes and salam.
 
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Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un

Allah yarhamu.

May Allah (SWT) forgive his sins, ameen! May Allah (SWT) grant him jannah al firdous and protect him from the punishment of the Grave and from
the torment of the fire, ameen.

May Allah (SWT) grant victory to the Muslims soon, ameen! May Allah (SWT) humiliate the enemies of Islam, ameen!

America has no right to go and kill someone without giving a fair trial. They think they can just go and do what they want... What proof do they
have that Awlaki did those things? Where is the proof!?
 
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"O you who believe! If an evil-liver bring you any news, verify it, lest you smite some folk in ignorance and afterward become regretful of what you did." (Qur'an 49:6)

So, if a kaafir tells us, about a Muslim, that he was a terrorist, he did this and said that, do we blindly believe what they tell us and hasten to put those accusations on a Muslim? Or, do we investigate to find out the truth?

I don't know much about him, and didn't know about this happening, and saw it was the main news this evening. The report said, "He is believed to have said xyz". "He is believed to have done abc." In other words, there's no real proof. Interestingly though, all the video footage they showed, was not of him saying the alleged thing, but of him quoting from the Qur'an, "They took their Rabbis and monks their lords..." (Surah Taubah, ayah 31) That suggests to me, that there actually isn't any.

Allah knows best, but let us refuse to taint Muslims with unproven accusations put on them by kaafirs, for we do not know anybody's status with Allah, and as such should not speak of those who have departed this earth in derogatory terms, when their affair is with Allah, and He is All Knowing. May Allah forgive him, and us all, our shortcomings, ameen.

Innaa lillaahi wa innaa ilayhi raji3oon.
 
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^exactly, sister! Well said. I don't trust the media one bit! The kuffar like to spread lies.
 
sister harb said:
Salam alaykum

one less person who spread alqaeda ideology.

They make islam looks bad.

May Allah gives him what he deserves!
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The caravan is moving and the dogs are barking. Only Munafiqs rejoice at the death of a Muslim.

Our dead are in Jannah and their dead are in Naar.

So far AQAP or any Mujahideen sources did not confirm the news, so I won't take this seriously. Plus even if it is true, the Sheikh got what he was seeking, which is martyrdom. May Allah accept him and our brother Samir Khan who was with him.
 
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Alhamdulillah the news is false, there was another Mujahid with the same last name who was killed in an ambush. This is not the first time they got mixed up with the names. May Allah accept that brother and protect the Sheikh.

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Banu_Hashim said:
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'oon. Ukhti is that quote from Khalid Bin Waleed?

While Anwar Al-'Awlaqi had some jurisprudential views that were very controversial and I don't agree with, I have no doubt that he was sincere in his belief and a great contributor to the field of propagation of Islamic knowledge in the English speaking world. Raheemahullaah.
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He said, "Jihad to Muslims is like Apple-Pie to Americans and Tea to the British".

So extreme.

May Allah grant him Paradise and raise more lions who speak out against falsehood and oppression.
 
ßlµêßêll said:
Akhi this doesn't say anything about it being a case of mistaken identity rather an event that took place sept 12
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Yes I know sister, but it was not too long ago plus the Mujahideen did not deny or confirm about his death. I'll rather wait than accept news from the kaafir media. I posted that to show that they try to use opportunities like those events to spread false information.
 
Ahmed M. said:
Salam alaykum

one less person who spread alqaeda ideology.

They make islam looks bad.

May Allah gives him what he deserves!
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sister harb - you were worried about how the enemies of Islam might perceive you when they have already proven that it's a war against Islam?

here's a verse for you:
You see Those in whose hearts is a disease eagerly they rushing about amongst them, saying: "We do fear lest a calamity befall us."
Ah! perhaps Allah will give (thee) victory, or a decision according to His will. Then will they regret the thoughts which they secretly harboured in their hearts.
53. And those who believe will say: "Are these the men who swore their strongest oaths by Allah, that they were with you?" All that they do will be in vain, and they will fall into (nothing but) ruin.
54. O ye who believe! if any from among you turn back from his Faith, soon will Allah produce a people whom He will love as they will love Him,- lowly with the believers, mighty against the rejecters, fighting in the way of Allah, and never afraid of the reproaches of such as find fault. That is the grace of Allah, which He will bestow on whom He pleaseth. And Allah encompasseth all, and He knoweth all things.
55. Your (real) friends are (no less than) Allah, His Messenger, and the (fellowship of) believers,- those who establish regular prayers and regular charity, and they bow down humbly (in worship).
Quran Chapter 5
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and since you feared he was making you look bad by being outspoken - here's one of his outspoken speeches - tailored for you:
it's about a white bull who was deserted for standing out, then they all got it.
scroll to 2 mins 25 seconds to avoid the arabic intro:


 
Can anyone explain who is Anwar al-Awalki? I'm not going to google it because most websites are not reliable.
 
Tragic Typos said:
Can anyone explain who is Anwar al-Awalki? I'm not going to google it because most websites are not reliable.
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He's an American Muslim scholar. I believe he went to Georgetown university, he's very well educated, probably around 36 yrs of age. He has several degrees and various lectures that you can listen to or download from kalaaamAllah website.. The U.S decided to put him on its crap list because instead of boozing and wh0ring himself with G town girls like is expected from liberal Muslims who go to prestigious unis. He spoke of Islam the Muslim condition, the much dreaded J word..they linked him to the fort Lee bombing, he either influenced the bomber or directed him to it and that was good enough reason to have him killed.. Most of the stuff they put out about him is their own concoction.. If you listen to him, he's very soft spoken, charismatic and obviously extremely well educated so that merits death..

What was the crime of the Pakistani Neuro scientist before him? Just put two & two together and you'll figure it out..

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