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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 15th December 2016 21:05
Where is the Ummah?

A daughter hugs her parents lifeless bodies as her heart and soul break at the thought of being an orphan..

A mother begs her 2 year old baby to wake up from his intense slumber,she shakes his tiny body vigorously shouting out his name alas his soul has already departed.

A sister begs the soldiers not to shoot her innocent brother as they drag him off to prison.

A wife trembles in fear and covers the ears of her children as she hears the terrifying last screams of her husband being tortured by soldiers in their own home.

A little girl covered in sorrow searches the streets alone and scared looking for her parents or just somebody to rescue her.

A young woman screams for help as the soldiers drag her to their camps. She prays for death to overcome her as she knows the soul shattering fate that awaits her.

A child kisses his mother's forehead for last time before she is buried. He begs her to come back and promises never to be naughty again.

A granny helplessly gives the last piece of bread to her youngest orphan grandchild and promises the others a warm meal in the morning. She hides her tears as she knows she can not fulfil that promise.

Where is the humanity,love and unity of the Ummah???

Sorry we are far too busy :

Too busy being judgemental towards each other.

Too busy being jealous over each others blessings.

Too busy breaking family ties.

Too busy gossiping and sowing enemity amongst ourselves.

Too busy chasing after this material world.

Too busy preparing gourmet meals.

Too busy taking selfies and looking for pokemons.

Too busy trying to out do and out match each other.

Too busy colour co coordinating our face to match our clothes.

Too busy living our lives to even lift our hands and make dua... for you.

MAKE DU'A FOR SYRIA - TONIGHT
When we look at the on going conflict, one cannot help but feel like a helpless onlooker.
We don't have financial or political power, but we do have one thing, the power of which we can NEVER underestimate - du'a.

The last third of the night, just before fajr, is du'a acceptance time - we therefore encourage you all to wake up for tahajjud *tonight*, even if you don't normally - just to pray two rakaat and make du'a in its sujood for the people of Aleppo, and for the Muslims suffering all over the world.

Share this - how beautiful would it be if the whole ummah were awake tonight in their homes, calling upon Allah their safety
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#17 [Permalink] Posted on 15th December 2016 21:31
SubhanAlllah. Words escape me. I for one hav no excuses. Allah help me if any of them grab me by my throat on qiyamah and ask what i did/didnt and why.
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#18 [Permalink] Posted on 15th December 2016 22:09
Brothers and sisters, remember this thread?
www.muftisays.com/forums/37-news-articles/9210-all-united...

Well what about Syria and our brothers and sisters there?

They've been slaughtered while we feel no pain!

If you don't have time for Dua, at least change your profile picture on what's app, MSN, facebook and so on and spread the word, maybe a friend will wake up or make that Dua we aren't making. Maybe they'll shed some tears that we aren't.

Change your profile picture like you did for Palestine.

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#19 [Permalink] Posted on 15th December 2016 22:29
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#20 [Permalink] Posted on 16th December 2016 14:06

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Did it right when we released the statement with multiple requests to a lot of Ulama (from Ulama) to start Qunoot.

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#21 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 14:59
Rebel forces have entered parts of Syria's second-largest city, Aleppo, a monitoring group says, in the biggest offensive against the government in years.

The UK-based group says fighters set off two car bombs before advancing into neighbourhoods, without giving further details.

Government forces meanwhile say they have regained control of positions that had been taken by rebels in the Idlib and Aleppo countryside, Syria's state news agency reported.

The Islamist militant group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and allied factions said they seized a number of towns and villages in Aleppo and Idlib provinces after launching the offensive on Wednesday.
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#22 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 16:10
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Great, more death and destruction, getting tired of it.
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#23 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 16:40
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From what I can tell this struggle has been hijacked and become a proxy War between the Russians and Iran sponsoring Assad on one side. And the Americans and their client gulf regimes sponsoring the resistance groups on the other side.

And alot of innocent people caught in the middle and suffering.
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#24 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 17:12
I don’t think there’s any evidence of the West backing HTS, but Assad has certainly been supported by Iran, Russia, and Shia militias from Lebanon, Iraq, and Pakistan. This offensive seems to have been months in the making and caught Assad off guard, much like what happened to Israel on 7 October.

However, I can’t shake the anxiety that this might end in the same way as it did in Gaza. It’s incredibly difficult to defend against aerial attacks when you lack an effective air defence system, especially when the enemy shows no regard for civilian casualties.
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#25 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 17:23
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Who is backing HTS?

and who backed the various other resistance groups in the past, Free Syria Army, Nusra Front, Isil and so forth ? Was it not the west?



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#26 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 18:03
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At the same time the barbarity and brutality and humiliation meted out by Assad and his regime against the people of Syria is equal to what the Zionists have done in GAZA if not greater.

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#27 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 18:26
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Nusra, Ahrar al-Sham and HTS would have been private donors but there have been accusations against Qatar and Turkey. turkey would have allowed them safe access through its border.

ISIS would have been private donors and war booty.

Free Syrian Army would have been supported by the US, UK, France, and Turkey. Same for SDF but not by Turkey because SDF are essentially their arch enemy PKK.

These are just speculations.
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#28 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 18:45
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I am pretty sure the Saudis had strong involvement, and U.A.E. at a moderate level in the past. This is before MBS and MBZ became defacto rulers of their respective states.

Any Salafist groups themselves present a fitnah from what we learned in Somalia and Libya and Iraq and Syria in the past. They also simultaneously tend to target Sunnis who they consider people of Bidah. Thus sowing discord and division.

13 plus years later and the whole situation is a mess, Bashar Asad has been welcomed back into the Arab league. Hundreds of thousands Syrians killed, Millions displaced and made into refugees. Others imprisoned and brutalised in torture camps.
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#29 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 19:35
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The Assad regime is getting close to full diplomatic normalisation with its neighbours, kind of like Gulf states' push to normalise ties with Israel before October 7. But if the rebels keep up their momentum and hold onto the areas they’ve taken, things could take a very different turn.
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#30 [Permalink] Posted on 29th November 2024 19:44
Saudi and the UAE probably backed the FSA in some way, and Saudi might’ve helped Jaish al-Islam too. But that was mostly early on. These days, it’s pretty much just Turkey helping the rebels hold onto Idlib. Let’s be real—if anyone had seriously backed them, Assad would’ve been out of the picture by now.
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