That land belongs to evereybody, evereyone in history have had that land.
I hate the holy land it takes up all the news. Its an unimportant desert stripe. The size of a big city, including suburbs. Its nothing.
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That land belongs to evereybody, evereyone in history have had that land.
I hate the holy land it takes up all the news. Its an unimportant desert stripe. The size of a big city, including suburbs. Its nothing.
Well you said "that belongs (and should be) to Arabs."
And then said "So, simply you can't said that: Jerusalem belongs to One of them."
Isn't that a contradiction?
Perhaps I misunderstood.
I still find it confusing though, sorry :-[. So can any individual make his own decision on what a 'hostine non-Muslim' is and when something is an 'alliance'. Is the Saudi government allied with the US? What about Egyptian government? Indonesia? Morocco?
It sounds like you saying you (any Muslim really) are personally authorized to make this call and start their own jihad? I'm a bit skeptical about that. Surely they need scholars to declare it for them? If so, how many scholars? How do you define 'top scholars' anyway? Is there somekind of formal or informal ranking?
So many questions :statisfie.
assalamu alaykum
I use the Muslin way of greeting and acknowledging Allah and his prophet as a mark of respect. As for me tricking you, what does it matter what or who I am. We are in an internet forum, I could be Donald Duck in a tutu for all you know it matters not. You can only assess the value of what I write.
My point is that Hamas is a set back to peace. Politically, if it were just people power humanity would prevail and peace is possible. I read that most Palestinians would prefer Israel back because things were better then than now. Hamas are jihadi’s, Allah’s slaves as you put it and they are implacably bent on the extinction of the Israeli’s. No peace.
[/B]"Oh Messenger of Allah! The people have held on to the horses and laid down their weapons and said:'there is no Jihad for the war has laid down its burdens.' So the Messenger of Allah a.s. turned his face away and said:'they have lied. Now the time for fighting has come. There will never cease to be a group from my Ummah that fights upon the truth."[/B] This is a declaration of ceaseless war on the infidel (non-believers) until the world is for Allah.
This is how the jihadi's see it.
Why do you laugh at my examples of Muslims killing Muslims and refute none of them?
Making alliances with non-muslims is kafr then who are the people in Kosovo the great Satan protected from the Serbs? What about the support the US gave the Taliban in Afghanistan against the Russians? Then the Northern Alliance and US vs. the Taliban. ****te vs. Sunni in Iraq. US arming Sunni’s in Iraq to fight al-Qaeda. Hamas and Fatah are both Sunni! Bin Laden himself was trained by the CIA!
I’m not confused, I think you are.
To take this to it’s logical conclusion then Muslims shouldn’t sell their oil to the Kaffir. What would you do with it, leave it in the ground? You can’t put it in a camel. At least it will stop you buying gun’s to fight in Allah’s cause. The oil money should go to benefit your people.
I maintain the problem's in Palestine is a religious one that neither begins nor ends there. It's a global jihad. This is the day of the internet, you can't stop it being revealed by killing people anymore!
The problem lies in Muslims having no tolerance for another’s belief differing from their own even among themselves. You quote Hadith and sura correctly and it’s clear and the terrorists understand it clearly what is not clear is who is a real Muslim.
Hamas' problems could get much worse and very soon. Dor-Aon, an Israeli petroleum company that has been the main supplier of gasoline and other fuel products to Gaza since soon after the establishment of the authority in the 1990s, is cutting off its fuel supplies because it has not been paid an outstanding $45 million debt. Gaza without fuel would send it back to pre-industrial times. And the Israeli siege of Gaza is almost absolute, except for a few hours a day when trucks carrying 'humanitarian aid' is allowed into the strip. Israel, after all, says it does not want a 'humanitarian crisis' in the territory, where already a third of the population is said to live on less than $2 a day because there's no work, for lack of investment. The PA has not paid March salaries, and with the U.S. cutting off its $300 million in aid a year, and the EU cutting off its $600 million, while Israel withholds the $50 million a month it collects in taxes from Palestinians and is supposed to deliver to the PA every month and Arab states not following through on their promises of aid, the PA government is being reduced to relying on its rhetoric and the high level of social solidarity among Palestinians. Israel basically trying to 'Arafatize' Hamas -- isolate it internationally s that it is rendered 'irrelevant' to justify a new round of unilateral moves meant to define Israel's permanent borders -- and to win international support for those borders.
I do appreciate you allowing me to comment here. Questioning Islam by you or me, confiding with a kaffir like me is haram isn't it.
:sl:/Peace To All
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Palestine Is Not For Sale
Palestinians Won’t Accept A Vichy Government
By Khalid Amayreh
06/18/07
InformationClearingHouse
Occupied Jerusalem, 17 June 2007 -- -The vast bulk of Palestinians, at home and in the Diaspora, will not accept a quisling government in Ramallah that might be at Israel’s beck and call. This is precisely what the Bush administration and Israel expect the new government, headed by Salam Fayyad, to be.
Of course, it is entirely up to Fayyad and his cabinet to prove the falseness of Israeli bedding and American expectations.
Unfortunately, the new government seems to offer a little promise for a better tomorrow for the thoroughly starved, exhausted and tormented Palestinians.
Indeed, the deafening silence by Abbas and Fayyad, et al, in the face of widespread thuggish behavior by well-known armed hooligans who have been vandalizing and burning down buildings, institutions and businesses throughout the West Bank, is very telling.
True, the government is still a few hours’ old. However, the absence of even a verbal condemnation of the orgy of terror and vandalism against suspected Hamas supporters and their families and businesses doesn’t augur well for the future.
Predictably, the US and Israel have been heaping wholesome praise on the Fayyad government.
Moreover, the US and Israel have already signaled their enthusiastic willingness to lift all financial sanctions against the occupied West Bank, apparently to strengthen the Dahlan-Abbas camp against other Palestinians who refuse to be bribed or intimidated into giving in to Israeli insolence and arrogance of power.
The Fayyad Government may be temporarily pleased by the American and Israeli support.
However, it should understand that American and Israeli backing is like a poisoned chalice.
Experience proved that in the Middle East any government or faction or organization backed by the US will be reviled by the masses.
This is especially true in the occupied Palestinian territories where collaboration with Israel, which controls America’s politics and policies, is seen as ultimate treason.
The Palestinian masses know very well what the US symbolizes for them, their children and their enduring cause.
It symbolizes oppression in its ugliest forms.
It symbolizes mass murder, land theft, dispossession, deprivation and ultimate mendacity and hypocrisy.
America is the enabler, sustainer and justifier of 40 years of Israeli Nazism whose ultimate goal is the obliteration of Palestinians as a nation, by arrogating their homeland for them and making their future as precarious as possible.
In short, America to the Palestinians is very much like what Nazi Germany was to the Jews.
Hence, any government agreeing to throw itself into the American lap will lose its legitimacy if not its very existence.
This is probably the reason why Palestinians in the Gaza Strip didn’t fight for Muhammed Dahlan and his men.
During the past 18 months, the US, through people like Keith Dayton, gave us a lot of money and weapons to kill each other in the service of Israel, which doesn’t really distinguish between this or that Palestinian group, as long as they reject the occupation and insist on freedom.
That happened while the US and Israel (and also the hypocritical EU governments) made sure to starve and impoverish ordinary Palestinians in the hope that they would revolt against Hamas and abandon Palestinian aspirations, in return for bread and American money.
Yes, America gave us weapons to kill each other, while making sure to starve and torment us, as if the Nazis of our time wanted us to kill and be killed hungry.
These are not allegations or unsubstantiated claims but well-known facts.
US officials and media have been openly speaking about igniting civil war in Gaza and the West Bank.
Elliot Abrams, who is answerable to AIPAC, even boasted about his success in setting Palestinians against each other.
Unfortunately, President Abbas never bothered to tell the Palestinian people why and for what purpose he was amassing all these American-supplied weapons?
Was it because he wanted to fight the Israeli occupation?
Or was it to decapitate Hamas in one full swoop when the opportunity arose? And if the latter was the reason, then can we say that Hamas was justified in its preemptive action in Gaza?
Honest Palestinians knew from the very inception what was going on. The writing was on the wall for a long time, and the national apostasy on the part of certain Palestinian leaders was getting starker and starker.
There is no doubt that any close identification of the new government with the Israeli occupier will invite its demise, and that could happen sooner rather than later.
More to the point, it is wrong and misleading to assume that the Fatah movement in its entirety would back a government that says “yes” to Israel and the US.
A government as such would be a treacherous government, a quisling entity.
Therefore, the new government should watch its steps very carefully and refrain from reaching any agreement with the Zionist regime that could compromise our national rights.
This is not a matter of Fatah vs. Hamas.
This is a matter of Palestine and Palestine is not for sale.
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http://www.informationclearinghouse....ticle17900.htm
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Originally Posted by sister harb
Please advise why it is that Hamas does not allow Christians to worship in areas controlled by Hamas?
Why does Hamas destroy bibles and hurt christians???
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Abbas described Hamas as "murderous terrorists" yesterday, which I'm sure is a shared view by many Palestinians after last week.
Insha'llah there will come a time when we unite as a Ummah and see that together we are stronger, and as Muslims we should all work together to assure that our Brothers and Sisters are not sufferring.
Oh, good that you ask. I made a post about this, but I'm pretty sure, it will not be approved, as most of the time:
But look here by yourself !