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brother i hear you .we are innocent .but lets also focus on the good in society.i know times are difficult.duas and sabr needed.for me too
Brother, first of all, my prayers are with the dead and the families of those who lost loved ones - my thoughts are not with those who need me to admit any guilt or show any sympathy as my proof of being non violent.
I owe them nothing.
They owe me and my people - the Muslims - a MASSIVE apology for remaining ignorant about the Muslims they live alongside in this nation we call "great Britain".
They've done very little to understand us, to integrate with us - they just want us to integrate with them and lose our identity. They want us to lose the hijab, the beards, the thowbs, the miswak, and the salaat - because it's not British.
They complain that we build too many mosques when they themselves do not enter churches on Sundays - and instead of letting these disused churches turn into nightclubs (blasphemy) like they did with the church turned into a nightclub called - The Mass in Brixton - the Muslims buy them and turn them into mosques so the worship of God may continue in this land - AND THEY HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS.
These are not people WHO CARE ok?
These are those who cause corruptions in the lands.
I do not bow to their whip - I will never bow to their whip.
I will maintain my integrity and honour as a Muslim and remain "unopologetic" for crimes I did not commit.
Until they listen to reason and not the mindless media monkeying - they are not getting any conversation from me.
Every Sunday I go to speakers corner and I film the debates/discussions and on occasion I also get involved in these myself - And NEVER will any Daee apologise for these unislamic acts which are antithetical to islam itself.
Scimi
there are many in our mosques and institutes who will not have to deal with much interaction with non muslims,thats a fact.
they will carry on in cocoon land and condemn of course and then say what can we do..nothing to do with us..which is true to a point.
then there are those who have to go to work/college/uni etc and have to interact with everybody and deal with this everyday.
the cocooned ones could at least allow talks in english about this whole issue.
yes some do but who do they get for the talks?
who should they be using?
the reality is as i,ve been saying for years ..talking to the brick wall in front of me..
we will all have to learn how to deal with this..all of us.
DO NOT HUMILIATE ME BY ASKING ME TO APOLOIGISE - DO NOT HUMILIATE ISLAM BY APOLOGISING FOR CRIMES THAT ARE NOT ISLAMIC!!!
Remember who you are and what you represent - it's not your opinion you represent in this day and age - it is ISLAM. You forget that? you become toast!
Don't be toast!
Scimi
Altho I have come to an conclusion that I agree with you in everything you say, your way of talking is a bit too harsh. There is no need for that, it will distract people from your good thoughts.
We show them much more about us with sabr and manners. And I AM NOT saying that we should apologize, i'm just saying we should have a more tactical and strategic approach in the way we present ourselves.
There is time and place for everything brother, may Allah(swt) keep us on the right path.
It really is weird that certain people are willing to accept any atrocity by their criminal government and it's criminal allies when their criminal government and allies invoke the false flag controlled demolition of two towers and building 7, yet are willing to close their minds to the suffering, deaths, injuries and torture of millions of innocent people based on the lies and false accusations of their governments, then when a reaction on a comparitively minor scale comes, or another false flag by their government, or it's cunning zionist, or aggressively bullying American ally for not playing the game of crime convincingly enough or for losing public opinion - they'll again turn accusatorily to the people who they abuse.
I'll be honest, I've become so desensitized to the plight hundreds of thousands of deaths, (possibly a natural psychological reaction to stop me going mad from depression) that I find it difficult to think of a relatively minor incident in the country which perpetrates unjust murder all over the globe, people need to ask their own government to stop commiting crimes if they're worried about reactions that are minor in scale and comparison.
Honestly, my brain can't even register it properly - even though I know that there might possibly (though most likely won't) be some people who care about the criminal actions and murders of their government.
They remind me of Pharaoh's people. Honestly.
It's the kids that I feel for since I'm forced to think about it due to the sheer volume of press coverage- even though their parents took them to a lewd concert.
I think I recall a report in which Queen Elizabeth's ally George Bush or Condoleezza or Susan rice said something like: the deaths of 500,000 children in Iraq was "worth it" - but Allah has protected me from becoming so sick.
Edit: it was madeleine albright
http://fair.org/extra/we-think-the-price-is-worth-it/
Again, more conspiracy theories.
DO NOT HUMILIATE ME BY ASKING ME TO APOLOIGISE - DO NOT HUMILIATE ISLAM BY APOLOGISING FOR CRIMES THAT ARE NOT ISLAMIC!!!
Scimi my friend,
I categorically will not apologise for the Manchester bombings either, so why should you?
Just promote the good in Islam as you always do.
Blessings,
Eric
As for the incident with Madeleine Albright, I looked it up. It happened in 1996, and Albright was defending UN sanctions against Iraq. The journalist asked a trap yes/no question: "We have heard that half a million children have died. I mean, that's more children than died in Hiroshima. And, you know, is the price worth it?" Albright answered the question very poorly by saying "yes", as typical US politicians tend to do.
But to imply that the half a million children died as a direct result of America's actions is simply not true. As for where that journalist got that half a million figure from is quite questionable.
All deaths occurring in Iraq after the 1991 sanctions were passed were being blamed on the sanctions at the time. Either way, this is an old incident from the post-Gulf war era.
Greetings and peace be with you fromelsewhere;
What collateral damage is acceptable for America to achieve it's goal? Madeleine Albright's answer seems to represent the views of some American politicians, half a million child deaths does not seem to be a shocking number.
Is that your opinion? or are you paraphrasing Madeleine Albright?
Greetings and peace be with you Scimi, as always,
I am against all war, any solution that involves a gun / bomb can only produce more injustice. Sorry if my reply was ambiguous.
When Madeline said half a million child deaths was acceptable, it seems to show a clear lack of concern for children in other countries. Numbers are irrelevant, even if the true number was only ten thousand child deaths, it would be acceptable to her. And her attitude suggested that if another 490,000 deaths followed, she would still not be troubled.
I hope I am horribly wrong in what I have said. When you look at the war record of America and Britain since WW2, can we truthfully accept that we have the best intentions for all people?
In the spirit of praying for justice and peace for al people.
Eric
Theresa May, PM of England has also said some naughty stuff lol.
She was asked if the weapons of mass destruction lies were pushed on her - would she hesitate to nuke Iraq? She said NO - she would not hesitate for one second, and that my brother - is one GOG MAGOG of a woman. She admitted she'd nuke Iraq over a LIE !!!
"Naturally the common people don't want war: Neither in Russia, nor in England, nor for that matter in Germany. That is understood. But, after all, IT IS THE LEADERS of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy, or a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament, or a communist dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is TELL THEM THEY ARE BEING ATTACKED, and denounce the peacemakers for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. IT WORKS THE SAME IN ANY COUNTRY." --Goering at the Nuremberg Trials
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