They merely:
Veiled themselves and didn't flaunt it
Sought forgiveness and didn't persist
Took ownership of it and don't justify it
And acted with excellence after they had erred - Ibn al-Qayyim
Greetings and peace be with you AngelD6209; and welcome to the forum from a Catholic,
I have been on this forum for ten years now, I have found the people here to be friendly, helpful and I sense they have a deeply profound faith and trust in Allah.
Somehow we have to share this tiny little world together, I feel there is a great need to look for the good in all people despite our differences.
The emergence of ISIS in Iraq & Syria took many by surprise. The declaration of Islamic Caliphate (IS) for many during Ramadhan 1435 (around 29th of June 2014) was equally unexpected, yet nostalgic. Generations of Muslims around the world having grown up without a caliphate were euphoric and joyous not knowing the background and emergence of this group. The euphoria even affected seasoned Scholars such as Shaykh Salman Husaini Nadwi (HA) who issued fairly positive messages of good will towards IS.As we collate various opinions on ISIL (ISIS and now IS), the PR mask has slipped and the fangs are visible for all to witness. It is our hope that by collecting together the opinions of various Islamic Scholars and experts on IS the naïve amongst us would wake up and realise this brutal, hateful group for what it is.The reality of this group can be summed up by the following well known English saying:A ll that glitters is not gold!......http://www.central-mosque.com/index....amicstate.html
Not so many Muslims actually. Here are over billion Muslims in the world and majority of them aren´t going to join to it at all. Don´t believe the lies of the media and don´t spread them by yourself.
Same, in this forum have thousands of members but only few of them have showed some understanding or support to daesh.
You should to be worry why they harm and murder so many Muslims. You may know that majority of their victims are actually Muslims.
Once again; here are already many threads about this same matter. Why to start one more? Repeating same thinks is more or less than wasting the time.
From Occupied Palestine:
We have suffered too much for too long. We will not accept apartheid masked as peace. We will settle for no less than our freedom.
Extremists and Islamaphobes are two sides of the same coin. Both are ignorant and have hatred for their fuel. The evil preachers take advantage of them much like a phishing scam. Ignorance is the foundation and their emotional state the sinker; desperation being the fuel for the victim of a phishing scam and not hatred.
It's very hard to get out of the Islamaphobe and extremist mentality because once you have taken the bait you become convinced that everyone else who disagrees is wrong and so arrogance also plays a part. Arrogance, ignorance and hatred; sounds about right.
Why have so many Muslims gone to join ISIS?
Why have they done it so secretively deceiving their relatives and friends in the process?
Because they were brainwashed in a very sophisticated way.
From where I stand, and the ones I know of it would seem most were non-practising and feeling guilt and ISIS used that as leverage offering them redemption.
Because they were brainwashed in a very sophisticated way.
From where I stand, and the ones I know of it would seem most were non-practising and feeling guilt and ISIS used that as leverage offering them redemption.
30,000 Muslims as well. I ain't many.
So I assume then that Muslims will be looking forward to the day, when Anjem Choudary in London has his trial for promoting and recruiting for isis as the Caliphate that has been long waited for?
Will Muslims be pleased if he is jailed and support the government of the UK in doing that? Because that would demonstrate to the kaffar that Anjem Choudary is not a Muslim because of his support for these so called false Muslims.
Which must surely help the public perception of Muslims and Islam, which has to be a win win result.
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