Islam first came to ununited Arabic tribes who were on war all time despite they were related, so the main concern was to teach them power of Union and make them live in org nation. With Islam they made their First Nation in their history. Then they went war with Rome in levant region because Rome attacked them first....,till after 200 years changed to kingdom.Islam doesn't ban nationalism. It encourages unity. When you love your nation more than Islam you fight for nationalism and not Islam. This is what Islam bans. You can love your nation as long as you love Islam first and have Al wala wal bara.
You practise nationalism & tribalism, correct me if I'm wrong but if my memory serves me correct I recall you making a comment about how you would prefer a wadani Somali gaal over a Muslim ajnabi.
Midnimo based on aqeedah (Faith) not ethnicity or geography, language, dhaqan smh reasoning with you is like drawing water from a mirage my son.The hand of Allah is with the united
Does caliphate ring any bells?Islam doesn't ban nationalism. It encourages unity. When you love your nation more than Islam you fight for nationalism and not Islam. This is what Islam bans. You can love your nation as long as you love Islam first and have Al wala wal bara.
Midnimo based on aqeedah (Faith) not ethnicity or geography, language, dhaqan smh reasoning with you is like drawing water from a mirage my son.
Let's just agree to disagree.
Do you believe in the caliphate?Like my sister @Reign and the Imam in the video said. Islam encourages unity among people as long as is not above deen or contradict it.
There is no reason in what you have to say to begin with. Nationalism is not haraam as such rubbish pushed by salafis goes against Allahs creations nature itself.
if you read about those caliphates and how they killed their own brothers sons to be the heirs only. The caliphates killed each other and competed which kingdom will subjugate the other kingdoms although they were Muslim. They conspired against each other. The Persian conspired with the European against the Turkish/Othman. The Moroccan fought the Turkish and never let them go Spain to help the Muslim. Oh boy the dirty secrets of caliphates.Does caliphate ring any bells?
Do you believe in the caliphate?
You don't even believe in the shariah Allah divine law which means you need to retake your shahada, as far as I'm concerned Somali Ma tihiid you're a orthodox Christian Ethiopian habeshAlways study t
if you read about those caliphates and how they killed their own brothers sons to be the heirs only. The caliphates killed each other and competed which kingdom will subjugate the other kingdoms although they were Muslim. They conspired against each other. The Persian conspired with the European against the Turkish/Othman. The Moroccan fought the Turkish and never let them go Spain to help the Muslim. Oh boy the dirty secrets of caliphates.
Then gaalo weeye booweNope neither did my muslim ancestors.
hahaYou don't even believe in the shariah Allah divine law which means you need to retake your shahada, as far as I'm concerned Somali Ma tihiid you're a orthodox Christian Ethiopian habesh
Then gaalo weeye boowe
If you don't believe in the caliphate, the divine law of Allah being implemented in one United Muslim ummaha encompassing all Muslims from every race then I hate to break it to you my son, you're as gaal as Bill O'ReillyAstaqfrullah this guy is throwing around takfeer. Much much Fitnah but keep making them if you know whats good for ya.
Not that i disagree with a caliphate i dont see it happening in the forseable future.
Unless you want to goo all ISIS on us.
If you don't believe in the caliphate, the divine law of Allah being implemented in one United Muslim ummaha encompassing all Muslims from every race then I hate to break it to you my son, you're as gaal as Bill O'Reilly
You're a stubborn unruly naughty little child.Saaxiib you showed how much of a radical takfiri nuttcase you are.
There is a difference between being for it in thats sense believe it and not believing that will take place in the forseable future.