Syria Updates: The Fall of Bashar al-Assad
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No if he support a criminal.
Allah said وَمَن يَتَوَلَّهُم مِّنكُمْ فَإِنَّهُ مِنْهُمْ إِنَّ اللّهَ لاَ يَهْدِي الْقَوْمَ الظَّالِمِينَ
whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people.
If you take him as your amir then you leave the fold of Islam.
Be careful bashar is alawi.
He belive in Ali ra godhood and he and allah swt are one.
Evil Assad soldiers
AUN this is the true face of the Alawis regime
How can you defend this?
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U xoog badanaa Sunida kkkkkkkkkkkkk
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Abu Hesi
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althought all these Shia sects are different in Aqeedah, they all agree Ali RA should have been the leader after the Prophet SAW and would help one another, sucks for Sunnis.
If you're interested in end-times stuff, check out KarimAbuZaid. He seems to be one of the few sheikhs making videos on the topic and its connection to current events. You’ll find plenty of episodes in the YouTube live stream section.
The upcoming live stream will be the first on end-times topics since the fall of Aleppo, and it's highly likely he will discuss it.
The upcoming live stream will be the first on end-times topics since the fall of Aleppo, and it's highly likely he will discuss it.
The Syrian civil war is no joke and last more than both world wars combined togheter. This is where the road to Jerusalem will take place and the final battle between truth vs falsehood. If Assad regimes falls this is game changer in the middle East and domino effect will follow suit after all they have been in power 50+ years. If you end a 50+ years family dinasty then Israel 70+ years of occupation will end and so will other arab puppet States. We should all follow closely the syrian civil war.Man, it reminds me of the time, about 9–7 years ago, when the cursed ISIS extremists cawaans tried to force the Dabiq prophecy into reality, thinking they could will it into existence right then and there, completely and stupidly ignoring the fact that prophecies unfold naturally, not according to anyone's timetable. These delusional Khawarijs convinced themselves they were the ones the hadith referred to, foolishly thinking they were destined to be the army to fight the great battle at Dabiq. Stationed there, fully convinced, it was them
Abu Huraira reported God's messenger as saying, "The last hour will not come before the Byzantines alight in al-A`maq or in Dabiq[1], and an army consisting of the best people in the earth at that time will come forth from Medina against them. When the lines are drawn up the Byzantines will say, `Let us get at those who took captives from us and fight them,' but the Muslims will reply, `We swear by God that we will not let you get at our brethren.' They will then fight and a third whom God will never forgive will be routed, a third who will be the most excellent martyrs in God's sight will be killed, and a third who will never be subjected to trials will be victorious. They will then conquer Constantinople, but while they are dividing the spoils, having hung their swords on olive-trees, the devil will cry among them, `The dajjal has taken your place among your families;' so they will go out, but that will prove to be false. Then when they come to Syria he will come forth, and while they are preparing for battle and arranging the ranks the time for prayer will come and Jesus, son of Mary will descend and lead them in prayer. When God's enemy sees him, he will dissolve like salt in water, and if he[2] were to leave him he would dissolve completely; but God will kill him by his hand and he will show them his blood on his spear." Mirqat, 5:159. quotes the view that al-A'maq is on the outskirts of Medina and that L'abiq (or Dabaq) is a market-place in Medina. Yaqut, iii, 513. says Dabiq is a village near Aleppo, and (1:316) al-A'maq is a district near Dabiq between Aleppo and Antioch. i.e., Jesus.
When it comes to Alawites, even them being Shia was disputed by the Shias prior to the political marriage of Assad and Iran.
When it comes to the question of the Alawites and their place in Islam:
“Through many of his Fatawas, Ibn Taymiyya described Nusayrites as "the worst enemies of the Muslims" who were far more dangerous than Crusaders and Mongols.”
“… Al-Ghazali, likewise considered them as non-Muslims.”
“Historically, Twelver Shia scholars did not consider Alawites as Shia Muslims while condemning their heretical beliefs.”
When it comes to the question of the Alawites and their place in Islam:
“Through many of his Fatawas, Ibn Taymiyya described Nusayrites as "the worst enemies of the Muslims" who were far more dangerous than Crusaders and Mongols.”
“… Al-Ghazali, likewise considered them as non-Muslims.”
“Historically, Twelver Shia scholars did not consider Alawites as Shia Muslims while condemning their heretical beliefs.”
Crazy frontline footage.
The guy with the cap on was definitely shell-shocked; he died a few seconds into the video.
The bullet knocked his cap off
The guy with the cap on was definitely shell-shocked; he died a few seconds into the video.
The bullet knocked his cap off
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