What we know so far
- At least 120 people are feared to have been killed in a series of devastating attacks across Paris on Friday evening.
- Eight attackers also died, police say, seven of them by detonating explosive suicide belts.
- Police continue to search for accomplices who might still be at large.
- Two hundred people were injured, 80 of them seriously.
- Shootings and explosions were reported in six locations across the city, including the Stade de France in northern Paris, where two suicide attacks and a bombing took place as the national team played Germany in a friendly football match.
- The majority of victims died after a mass shooting inside the Bataclan concert venue.
- Shootings also took place in restaurants and other sites in the centre of the city.
If Muslims are blamed then prepare for backlash, they will accuse us for a crime we did not commit or have no knowledge of. The backlash will be huge! With the recent attacks everyone should be extra vigilant (especially sisters). May Allah protect all of the Muslims. Ameen!
"Because of that, We decreed upon the Children of Israel that whoever kills a soul unless for a soul or for corruption [done] in the land - it is as if he had slain mankind entirely. And whoever saves one - it is as if he had saved mankind entirely. And our messengers had certainly come to them with clear proofs. Then indeed many of them, [even] after that, throughout the land, were transgressors." - (Quran 5:32)
One witness inside the Bataclan hall told how gunmen burst in shouting “Allah Akbar” - God is the greatest – before opening fire. They were also heard to shout: “This is for Syria”
French police secure the area near the Bataclan concert hall Panic: French police secure the area near the Bataclan concert hall following fatal shootings in Paris, France, November 13, 2015
Terrified hostages told how IS thugs slaughtered victims “one by one” during a siege at a concert hall as Paris was plunged into murderous chaos.
At least 60 people had been killed in the gun and bomb attacks said to have been launched in revenge for the US missile strike that killed British terror thug Jihadi John in Syria.
French president Francois Hollande *immediately closed the country’s borders as the nation came to terms with the second major terrorist strike on its shore since the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January.
At least 11 people were killed in the Bataclan concert hall when gunmen stormed the building and more than 100 were being kept hostage.
It's a terrible tragedy, the worst terrorist attack in Europe since the Madrid train bombings of 2004, and the worst violence to hit France since World War 2. No news outlet that I know of has said who is responsible. I don't think it is known yet.
"Such attacks will:
1) Increase the resolve of these powers to send even more military might and aid against innocent Muslims around the world
2) Bring about an increase in hate crimes against Muslims in Western lands
3) Increase the paranoia of Islamphobia around the globe
4) Ease the introduction of more and more draconian legislation that unfairly targets Muslims, under the guise of 'safety from terrorists'
5) Curb more and more speech and dissent that is technically legal
6) Turn the tide against accepting Muslim refugees from Syria and other war-torn zones
...and many, many, many more harms." - Yasir Qadhi
Last edited by strivingobserver98; 11-14-2015 at 09:30 AM.
The fear induced by these attacks hiding the reasons of, increasing islamophobia worldwide and serves the hidden goals of the evil staying behind.
Those young attackers must to be heard, their motives to be understood and reveal those who is manipulating them.
The fear induced by these attacks hiding the reasons of, increasing islamophobia worldwide and serves the hidden goals of the evil staying behind.
Those young attackers must to be heard, their motives to be understood and reveal those who is manipulating them.
Results of Paris attack:
1- More Muslim hatred created. More demonization of Muslims. This serves the Zionists. ( helps justify their attack on Gaza etc)
2- New terrorism legislation will probably get created with the main aim of curbing freedoms of the general public.
3- Intervention in the middle east especially Syria will increase. I think this maybe the main reason this was done (yes i think it was another false flag event).
Yes I believe there is a conspiracy.
There is a conspiracy, no doubts.
I think it's not only some Zionists who is benefitting from these attacks, may be Assad, some powers of US,Russia,... Terrorism has no nationality.
We should not guess. We must INVESTIGATE.
There is a conspiracy, no doubts.
I think it's not only some Zionists who is benefitting from these attacks, may be Assad, some powers of US,Russia,... Terrorism has no nationality.
We should not guess. We must INVESTIGATE.
French President just announced on national television that his government has concluded that ISIS is responsible. He is calling it an "act of war," to which France will "respond mercilessly." German authorities have arrested a suspect in Bavaria in possession of automatic rifles and grenades. Details continue to surface.
If i may...this is sad...sad for the muslims, because they fear a backlash...wow...are we so fearful of meeting our Creator? Then we should really re-evaluate our lives...
When your Lord revealed to the angels: I am with you, therefore make firm those who believe. I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them. #Quran 8:12
Paris aren't innocent...they are dropping bombs on the people of Syria...men women and children...including JN, Isis etc etc....but what you should be focused on are the WOMEN,MEN and CHILDREN...oh my God...all in the name of 'collateral damage'
Furthermore, these people issued a ban on muslim women who wear their head scarfs, niqab etc etc.. they harass women in the streets of Paris if they dont adhere to their rules...you cried out in shock for those ills, now you turn around and shout out PEACE FOR PARIS...my God...your heads should be read...
Let me share something with you...
Abu Imraan Jowni narrates that Umar (r.a) once passed by a monk and remained standing there. Someone called the monk and told him that the Ameerul Mu'mineen was there. When the monk peeped out, the effects of difficulty, exertion and forsaking the world were clearly apparent on his face (he had grown extremely pale and haggard on account of his spiritual exertions.)
Looking at him, Umar (r.a) began weeping. 'But he is a Christian' someone commented. Umar (r.a) replied, 'I know, but i feel sorry for him because i thought of the verse in which Allah mentions:
He who suffered affliction and who endured many difficulties (thinking that he was pleasing Allah whereas his beliefs and actions did not conform with the injuctions of Allah). He shall enter the BLAZING FIRE. #Quran 88:3-4
I feel sorry for him because despite his exertion and efforts in this world, he shall still end up in Jahannam.
Bayhaqi, ibn Mundhir, and Haakim
That’s all I felt when I read of the bombings in Paris…
In the words of George Bush…either you with them (kufar) or with us (muslims) that is the BROTHERHOOD OF ISLAM….the kufar has all joined forces, yet muslims are still in limbo…don’t do lip service, if you yearn for Jannah, then embrace it in your heart aswell…
In the words of George Bush…either you with them (kufar) or with us (muslims) that is the BROTHERHOOD OF ISLAM….the kufar has all joined forces, yet muslims are still in limbo…don’t do lip service, if you yearn for Jannah, then embrace it in your heart aswell…
Ajr, Sister, your voice may be is the most important here to find the truth.
Yesterday, you qouted hadith "When you are united, you must execute those who are trying to separate you."
Well, there are powers, which are trying to separate muslims of the world.
To mark ones as a terrorists and make others to feel guilty for the deeds of their brothers.
Only you and your brothers, who justifies or commits these attacks can help everyone to understand what and who is staying behind this.
Was a bit confused at first, seeing all the stuff on social media about Americans showing French flags, and stuff like "Everyone is French today". Then I saw the news and it hit me. Blaming this on all the world's Muslims makes no sense at all. The French republic recognizes all citizens as equal Frenchmen, regardless of race or religion, and this includes Corsicans (who happen to be Italian) and people of overseas territories, as well as Muslims. Blaming this on Muslims is blaming it on 4.7 French citizens as well. That would be nonsense.
It has been narrated on the authority of 'Arfaja who said:
I have heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) say: Different evils will make their appearance in the near future. Anyone who tries to disrupt the affairs of this Umma while they are united you should strike him with the sword whoever he be.
Hi. I know I am late to this conversation, and I haven't read the other responses as yet. So, I might not be saying anything new.
However, as a Muslim, my reaction to these attacks is that it is horrifying. I keep trying to understand what kind of Muslims, indeed human beings, would commit this type of horror. While I understand that some Muslims are extremists, this type of extremism in the history of Islam is a very recent phenomena.
I love Islam, having studied Islam quite extensively. Yet the Islam that I love is not the Islam that extremists represent, the one that I beautify myself with everyday, and the kind of Islam that I know the early people of Islam embodied so that people simply observing their character and manners became Muslim themselves.
You know, every time I hear of these attacks, I automatically now think it is a Muslim who did this. I think that speaks volumes to how Islam is being represented in the world; if as a Muslim, I think this, then what about all the non-Muslims who have even less reason to think well of Muslims or Islam? Thanks to extremists' actions, hatred of Islam is real; I wish it wasn't real, and I wish I didn't understand the position of non-Muslims who hate Islam and Muslims, but I do understand. That's the crux: I do understand, and I wish I didn't.
Yesterday, you qouted hadith "When you are united, you must execute those who are trying to separate you."
Brother, please dont misquote what the hadith was all about...that hadith was in reference to your mufti that urges the muslim west not to participate because the factions are all about who should be the Amir...
When you going to speak truth then speak it properly, not watered down...
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