Dhmaadka Casriga Cabsida Dunida Muslimka | Qirashada Siisii in uu Baqaayo
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Might be old videos being used as propaganda.
This guy must be Egyptian, by the way he's moving, i can sense his cabsi from miles away. Obviously, he can't say what he truly thinks, or he'll end up in a dungeon like Sednaya. But to blindly support a tyrant like Sisi is laughable. He refers to the removal of Morsi as the day they got rid of extremists, while the same person who massacred over 500 people in the Rabaa massacre, simply for protesting and demanding Morsi's reinstatement, is now the current president. Morsi was the first president ever to be democratically elected in Egypt's history. Funny how that works.
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This guy must be Egyptian, by the way he's moving, i can sense his cabsi from miles away. Obviously, he can't say what he truly thinks, or he'll end up in a dungeon like Sednaya. But to blindly support a tyrant like Sisi is laughable. He refers to the removal of Morsi as the day they got rid of extremists, while the same person who massacred over 500 people in the Rabaa massacre, simply for protesting and demanding Morsi's reinstatement, is now the current president. Morsi was the first president ever to be democratically elected in Egypt's history. Funny how that works.
The same account was vehemently pro-Assad as well.
He leaves out that it was the same West/Zionist/Gulf alliance that toppled Morsi. They have since filled the prisons with religious Muslims and tens of thousands of political prisoners.
The Egyptian military is funded for internal use only to clamp down on Muslims.
Egypt without a long tight leash would pose a threat to dad aad ogtahay, not surprised at all.
The truth is, most Arab regimes aren’t genuinely fighting extremism. In fact, they are often the ones turning people into extremist psychos by imprisoning them for performing some of the most basic practices of the deen. These regimes are more concerned about a revolution that could trigger a domino effect, one that grants people true religious freedom. Such a revolution would mean that people wouldn’t face detention, interrogation, torture, or false accusations of crimes they didn’t commit simply for practicing their deen.
In my opinion, a strong government built on deen, composed of experienced scholars and educated people with a solid understanding of the religion working together, would handle extremists far more effectively. Religion would not be misused to serve outside agendas, and well-learned scholars would play a key role in determining whether someone truly poses a danger to society. This way, no one in society would be unfairly targeted or prosecuted.
Truth be told, many are afraid of the deen in its purest form because it would eliminate extremism and establish true justice. That’s not allowed, as it would show a government governed by deen in a positive light to the world. People must believe that the roots of all the unrest in their regions lie in their backward religion.
A government like that wouldn’t bow to outsiders seeking to control or influence its policies. When deen is applied in its authentic form, there would be no room for outside interference. Outsiders need people without morals in power to gain a foothold, which isn’t possible in a system built on justice and deen.
All of this oppression they are subjugating their citizens to is a preemptive war they are fighting to ensure that everyone is too afraid and damaged to even have something like that cross their mind. They are playing the long game.
The fight against extremism, as it stands, is just fake. It’s a cover to justify terrible actions against innocent, practicing people, tactics designed to scare them away from practicing their religion in the most normal and peaceful way.
All these regimes are following the same formulas dictated to them from the outside.
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