Many of you may know more about Saddam Hussein than I do. You may know Arabic and you may have more knowledge.
For me, it is very difficult to assess- what is the truth about him?
If you have knowledge, it will be appreciated if you share it.
What are your thoughts?
I post because I wonder what the people have to say.
I post also because I found this, which I think is very interesting. I haven't watched the whole thing yet but... I am very excited by what I have found.
I feel very excited to have found this. This was published about four days ago. This is footage in Arabic with English subtitles. To my knowledge, this was not previously available in English.
I feel this is something important. I have not watched the whole thing but- I feel this is something worth examining. What is the truth? It is very intriguing.
I hope people examine the footage and I hope people share their knowledge.
I definitely think there is more to be learned about this man. There are so many questions surrounding him.
So you are calling the words of the Prophet (S) and sahih hadith as my fatwa?
Ali ibn abi Talib radiallahu anhu said to abul hayyaj al asadi radiallahu anhu
“Shall I charge you with a duty which the Prophet salalahu alayhi wa salam charged me with? Destroy every idol or statue, and level down every raised grave.”(Sahih Muslim)
Ali ibn abi Talib radiallahu anhu said to abul hayyaj al asadi radiallahu anhu
“Shall I charge you with a duty which the Prophet salalahu alayhi wa salam charged me with? Destroy every idol or statue, and level down every raised grave.”(Sahih Muslim)
How many lectures or books of your scholars have come in the market/internet against this idol loving concept...?
1. Yes, that is a sahih hadith, in face of that hadith why do you sufi have shrines and tombstones? what is your excuse?
2. by asking me for "my" fatwa, are you accusing me of giving out fatwas?
3. by stating "your scholars" and attacking salafi scholars but then turning around quoting those very scholars on here when you can't find the answer on your hanafi website is a sign of hypocrisy. So it's ok to give out answers to others on here from islamqa.com when it suits and talk against them when it it doesn't suit you?
1. Yes, that is a sahih hadith, in face of that hadith why do you sufi have shrines and tombstones? what is your excuse?
2. by asking me for "my" fatwa, are you accusing me of giving out fatwas?
3. by stating "your scholars" and attacking salafi scholars but then turning around quoting those very scholars on here when you can't find the answer on your hanafi website is a sign of hypocrisy. So it's ok to give out answers to others on here from islamqa.com when it suits and talk against them when it it doesn't suit you?
why do You always run away from speaking truth?
I asked you about preservation of idols which were destroyed and buried by our prophet s.a.w and sahaba ikram ra...
I take the knowledge from all groups including salafis.
I'm not sufi though but you are scared of sufiphobia as others to islamophobia.
Now tell me what is the fatwa/books/lectures of your scholars (as I couldn't find) about these people who are preserving idols...?
1. Yes, that is a sahih hadith, in face of that hadith why do you sufi have shrines and tombstones? what is your excuse?
2. by asking me for "my" fatwa, are you accusing me of giving out fatwas?
3. by stating "your scholars" and attacking salafi scholars but then turning around quoting those very scholars on here when you can't find the answer on your hanafi website is a sign of hypocrisy. So it's ok to give out answers to others on here from islamqa.com when it suits and talk against them when it it doesn't suit you?
No, I am not fond of listening to scholars, nor trust them wholeheartedly/blindly. I simply see their opinions in their books, articles, sites, fatwas etc and take what is good and leave what is bad.
I don't label any Muslim as kafir or mushrik.
I don't mind whether or not you answer of my question
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