All Arab leaders fear assassination by their fellow people, however it could easily be state sponsers behind it and the blame could be on the usual people.
Trump can tell them we can easily replace you with a complaint partner if you dont play ball.
Respected brother, the Ulama of Haqq have spoken the truth without compromise—the suffering of our brothers and sisters in Gaza, and across the Muslim world where the kuffar continue their oppression, is nothing but a direct consequence of our sins. We, as an Ummah, have drowned in disobedience. We have transgressed the limits of Allah ﷻ, discarding the Shari’ah, living as though we are Muslim in name, yet walking in the footsteps of the kuffar in our actions, our lifestyle, and even our beliefs.
The Hadith of Rasulullah ﷺ foretold this era—a time where the Masjid would be full, yet not a single person within them would be a true believer - to the nearest meaning. This could quite possibly be the state of the Ummah today. We go through the motions, we raise our hands, but our hearts are blackened with hypocrisy. And then we wonder why we are humiliated, why the enemies of Islam trample upon us without resistance. We are the ones who have invited this punishment upon ourselves.
The road to recovery does not start with screaming on the streets, marching alongside those who have no Imaan, pretending that chanting Allahu Akbar with a sinful tongue will somehow bring about victory. No protest will undo what decades of disobedience have caused. The change begins within—at the individual level, within our local communities, within our homes. It starts with true, sincere Tawbah. It starts with returning to the Qur’an and Sunnah, not merely in speech, but in action.
We need to recognise our sins, abandon them, and seek forgiveness before it is too late. Give in the path of Allah ﷻ – Sadaqah, Zakat, whatever we can, ensuring it is distributed by those who will deliver it to Gaza and the suffering Muslims where it is most needed. Make du’a – A du’a made with sincerity, with a clean heart, is more powerful than a thousand empty voices in a protest.
Strengthen the Ummah – Stop imitating the kuffar, stop excusing the corruption within our own communities, and build a generation that is worthy of Allah’s ﷻ victory.
Instead, what do we see? The streets flooded with protests where so-called activists disgrace the very name of Allahu Akbar, parading in the company of unveiled women, shouting slogans while engaged in sins themselves. We see dais with their fake beards and baseball caps, pretending to be representatives of Islam while they abandon even the Fardh obligations. And yet, they stand there lambasting Netanyahu and his government as if that alone will bring about liberation.
The reality is simple: Allah ﷻ places the kuffar over us as a punishment for our sins. If we refuse to change, then this humiliation will continue. This is not an oppression without cause—it is a punishment from Allah ﷻ. Even the Salaf spoke of this, and it is found in the books of the Ulama, that Allah’s ﷻ punishment does not discriminate. When the Ummah abandons its obligations, even the righteous suffer alongside the corrupt.
May Allah ﷻ protect us from His punishment. May He awaken this Ummah from its slumber, cleanse us from our hypocrisy, and restore the honour of Islam.
Respected brother, the Ulama of Haqq have spoken the truth without compromise—the suffering of our brothers and sisters in Gaza, and across the Muslim world where the kuffar continue their oppression, is nothing but a direct consequence of My sins. I am drowned in disobedience. I have transgressed the limits of Allah ﷻ, discarding the Shari’ah, living as though I am Muslim in name, yet walking in the footsteps of the kuffar in my actions, my lifestyle, and even my beliefs.
The Hadith of Rasulullah ﷺ foretold this era—a time where the Masjid would be full, yet not a single person within them would be a true believer - to the nearest meaning. This could quite possibly be the state of the Ummah today. I go through the motions, I raise my hands, but my heart is blackened with hypocrisy. And then we wonder why we are humiliated, why the enemies of Islam trample upon us without resistance. We are the ones who have invited this punishment upon ourselves.
The road to recovery does not start with screaming on the streets,I march, while I have no Imaan, pretending that chanting Allahu Akbar with a sinful tongue will somehow bring about victory. No protest will undo what decades of disobedience have caused. The change begins within—at the individual level, within our local communities, within our homes. It starts with true, sincere Tawbah. It starts with returning to the Qur’an and Sunnah, not merely in speech, but in action.
I need to recognise my sins, abandon them, and seek forgiveness before it is too late. Give in the path of Allah Sadaqah, Zakat, whatever I can, ensuring it is distributed by those who will deliver it to Gaza and the suffering Muslims where it is most needed. Make du’a – A du’a made with sincerity, with a clean heart, is more powerful than my empty voices in a protest.
Strengthen the Ummah – Stop imitating the kuffar, stop excusing the corruption within our own communities, and build a generation that is worthy of Allah’s ﷻ victory.
I am delighted to see the streets flooded with protests where honest activists chant Allahu Akbar, parading in the company of unveiled women, (may Allah forgive these ladies). We see dais with people with beards and covered heads, representating Islam. And yes, they stand there lambasting Netanyahu and his government expecting that it will bring about liberation.
The reality is simple: Allah ﷻ places the kuffar over us as a punishment for our sins. If we refuse to change, then this humiliation will continue. This is not an oppression without cause—it is a punishment from Allah ﷻ. Even the Salaf spoke of this, and it is found in the books of the Ulama, that Allah’s ﷻ punishment does not discriminate. When the Ummah abandons its obligations, even the righteous suffer alongside the corrupt.
May Allah ﷻ protect us from His punishment. May He awaken me from its slumber, cleanse me from my hypocrisy, and restore the honor of Islam.
Evil (sins and disobedience of Allah, etc.) has appeared on land and sea because of what the hands of men have earned (by oppression and evil deeds, etc.), that Allah may make them taste a part of that which they have done, in order that they may return (by repenting to Allah, and begging His Pardon).
6011 صحيح البخاري كتاب الأدب باب رحمة الناس والبهائم
2586 صحيح مسلم كتاب البر والصلة والآداب باب تراحم المؤمنين وتعاطفهم وتعاضدهم
Al-Nu’man ibn Bashir reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The parable of the believers in their affection, mercy, and compassion for each other is that of a body. When any limb aches, the whole body reacts with sleeplessness and fever.”
Saudi Arabia launches ferocious state media attack on Netanyahu.
Onslaught points to growing frustration in Gulf state’s royal court with Israeli prime minister and war in Gaza.
Saudi Arabia has launched a scathing state media campaign against Benjamin Netanyahu, pointing to growing frustration in the key Gulf state’s royal court with the Israeli prime minister and the war in Gaza.
The unusually hostile barrage, which could only have been published with authorities’ approval, came after US and Israeli officials talked up the prospects of Saudi Arabia normalising relations with Israel, despite Riyadh’s insistence that this would depend on the establishment of a Palestinian state.
The onslaught was triggered by Netanyahu joking in an interview last week about creating a Palestinian state in Saudi Arabia.
After a presenter at Israel’s Channel 14 mistakenly said there would be no progress in normalising relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel without the establishment of a Saudi state, Netanyahu corrected him by saying: “[You mean] a Palestinian state”.
“Unless you want the Palestinian state to be in Saudi Arabia,” he added. “They have a lot of territory.”
State media responded ferociously, reflecting anger that has simmered for months among senior officials and the public.
A report on state news channel Al Ekhbariya pointedly described Netanyahu as a “Zionist and the son of a Zionist . . . who inherited extremism in his genes”. It added: “Occupation does not have a good face or an ugly face. It has only one face and it is Benjamin Netanyahu.”
The Saudi-owned Al Arabiya channel aired a talk show in which the presenter raised questions about Netanyahu’s mental state. “Maybe it was a case of hallucination?” the anchor asked.
A columnist for the Okaz daily called the Israeli prime minister’s comments “silly and ridiculous”, while pro-government pundits on social media called Netanyahu the “rotten one”, a wordplay on his name in Arabic.
Saudi anger has been thrust into the open as Riyadh is expected to face pressure from US President Donald Trump to normalise relations with Israel. Like other Arab states, Riyadh has also been rattled by Trump’s insistence that Palestinians should be forced out of Gaza.
Saudi Arabia was closing in on a three-way deal with the Biden administration before Hamas’s October 7 2023 attack. The kingdom would have agreed to formal diplomatic relations with Israel in return for a US defence pact and assistance with a nuclear programme.
The war in Gaza shook up those plans. Riyadh never took normalisation off the table, but has escalated its condemnation of Israel’s conduct of its war in Gaza and has hardened its position, insisting Israel would need to take irreversible steps towards a two-state solution.
In September, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman went further, telling the consultative Shura Council that the kingdom would not recognise Israel without the establishment of an independent Palestinian state including Gaza and the West Bank, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Saudi officials have privately expressed exasperation over what they view as offensive and presumptive comments by Netanyahu and his far-right allies suggesting that the kingdom would not only take in displaced Palestinians, but would also eventually accept conditions for normalisation far weaker than their stated demand of an independent Palestinian state.
“There is a complete disregard for the statements that Saudi officials make, [and this makes the Saudis appear as] basically not credible people, people that are two-faced and very conspiratorial. It’s certainly an outrage,” said Aziz Alghashian, a Saudi analyst and director of research and geopolitics at ORF Middle East, a Dubai-based think-tank.
“They [Riyadh] are trying to use this opportunity to give Netanyahu a taste of his own medicine.”
Netanyahu has claimed that Saudi Arabia would follow in the footsteps of the neighbouring United Arab Emirates which, along with Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco, established diplomatic relations with Israel in 2020.
Those deals, sealed during Trump’s first term and dubbed the Abraham Accords, delivered negligible benefits for Palestinians.
Trump has said he would like to extend the accords to include Saudi Arabia, which as a leader of the Sunni Muslim world is considered the key prize.
Prince Mohammed enjoyed strong ties with Trump during his first term, and there have been some indications that Riyadh wants to pick up where it left off. The crown prince told the president this month that the kingdom planned to invest more than $600bn in the US over four years.
But Trump shocked Arab states by saying last week not only that Gaza should be emptied of Palestinians, but also that the US should take over the strip. Saudi foreign minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan last week postponed a scheduled trip to Washington after Trump announced his plan, a person familiar with the matter said.
The kingdom also swiftly rejected Trump’s plan in a strongly worded statement released at 4am local time, saying: “Achieving lasting and just peace is impossible without the Palestinian people obtaining their legitimate rights in accordance with international resolutions, as has been previously clarified to both the former and current US administrations.”
Ali Shihabi, a Saudi commentator close to the royal court, said “the whole ship is going in the wrong direction now”.
“People were expecting that Trump would come along and we would advance along a two-state track, but Trump has taken it in a completely different direction and Netanyahu is trying to take advantage of that,” he added.
“The Israelis have a powerful PR machine, and when they continue to say that behind closed doors the Saudis are giving us a different message, Riyadh realises it has to be much more proactive in disputing that.”
The Saudi leadership is also concerned about the rage that the war in Gaza has fuelled among a generation of young Arabs.
“Saudi officials are certainly accounting for the growing public anger among younger Saudis but also among a younger Muslim population, globally,” said Elham Fakhro, research fellow at the Middle East Initiative at Harvard Kennedy School. “This is another reason why Saudi officials have doubled down on Palestinian statehood.”
Riyadh – Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has sent a strong message to U.S. President Donald Trump, highlighting the kingdom’s long history of military victories.
"I tell Trump that our country has fought many battles, such as the Battle of Tabuk, the Battle of Mu'tah, and others where we emerged victorious," said the Crown Prince.
He further warned, "Be aware, we have even faced Abu Lahab and Abu Jahl and defeated them."
His remarks come in response to recent statements by Trump regarding the Middle East, signaling Saudi Arabia’s firm stance on historical and geopolitical matters.
Sami Hamdi سامي الهاشمي الحامدي
@SALHACHIMI Netanyahu says this because the Saudis kept telling him that their statements on a "Palestinian state" were simply to tame public opinion.
Bin Salman showed such goodwill to Netanyahu by meeting him in NEOM, opening Saudi airspace for Israel, investing in Israel's economy via Kushner's fund, deploying Saudi media to vilify the Palestinians and push Zionist narratives, allowing Israeli representation in international tournaments hosted in the kingdom... And still, Netanyahu throws it all in his face and humiliates him without even the slightest regard.
Does Bin Salman keep appeasing? Or will he at some point decide that it's time to change course on normalisation?
JUST IN: 🇺🇲🇯🇴 U.S president Donald Trump delivers a Message to the People of Jordan convincing them that their King is doing the right thing:
“You are very, very fantastic people with tremendous brilliance and energy… you have a King who is a tremendous man”
The king has been helping Israel in recent months, including by fully activating the air force against Iranian missiles flying towards Israel and opening the skies to Israeli jets.
Yesterday, he also said he was ready to start accepting Palestinian refugees, whom Trump and Netanyahu have said they are preparing to remove from Gaza
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has stated that Saudi Arabia aims to invest at least $600 billion in the U.S. over the next four years.
Meanwhile, the United Nations estimates that rebuilding housing alone in Gaza will cost $53 billion and could take until at least 2040. This estimate does not include the reconstruction of essential infrastructure such as roads, hospitals, and utilities—only housing.
If MBS were to allocate even a small portion of that $600 billion to Gaza, it could significantly speed up reconstruction. For instance, just 10% of his planned U.S. investment—$60 billion—would be more than enough to cover the UNDP's housing cost estimate.
If Saudi Arabia put some of its $600 billion investment into Egypt and Jordan instead of the US, it could be a game-changer for Palestinians. Right now, both Egypt and Jordan rely on American aid, which means they have to follow certain rules, including keeping tight control over their borders with Gaza and the West Bank. That’s why Rafah Crossing in Egypt and the Allenby Bridge in Jordan are so restricted, making it hard for Palestinians to travel, trade, or even get basic supplies.
But if Saudi Arabia stepped in with funding, Egypt and Jordan wouldn’t have to depend on the US anymore. That would give them the freedom to open up their borders to Palestinians without worrying about pressure from the Americans or Israelis. That alone would make a huge difference. It would mean more movement for people, more trade, and a chance for businesses to grow, which would help the Palestinian economy get back on its feet.
On top of that, Egypt and Jordan could start buying military supplies from Russia, China, and Turkey instead of the US. These countries have been much more vocal about supporting Palestine, so a shift in alliances could put even more pressure on Israel to change how it treats Palestinians.
Obviously, the US and Israel wouldn’t be happy about this and might try to fight back. But if Egypt and Jordan no longer needed US money, they could stand their ground. That would leave the US with much less power to control how they handle Palestine, and Israel wouldn’t be able to rely on them to keep borders closed and restrict Palestinian movement.
This wouldn’t completely fix the Palestinian crisis overnight, but it would give Palestinians more freedom, better economic opportunities, and stronger backing from the region. If Saudi Arabia played its cards right, this could shift the balance of power in a way that benefits Palestinians like never before.
But alas, Saudi Arabia won’t do it. As logical as it sounds, it’s nothing more than a fantasy. The kingdom has the money and the influence to reshape the region, but it won’t take that risk. When it comes down to it, while Saudi Arabia could transform the Palestinian situation, it simply won’t.
MBS is far more likely to sell land and property in Makkah and Madinah to the Zionist corporations, then he is too do anything that unites and benefits the Ummah.
In fact it would not even surprise me if he cedes complete control in the running of the Two Holy Cities to the west.
Until a few days ago and throughout the genocide, the entire Saudi media had been mobilised in attacking the Palestinians as the architects of their own tribulations. And a scourge on the Middle East.
Attacking those who orchestrate boycotts against Zionist corporations , targeting those on hajj and umrah who show any sympathy to Palestinians.
Even mobilising their Pseudo-Scholars and YouTube Dawah bros, to target Asharis, and Maturidis, and Hanafis and the like as deviants.
Anything and everything to sow divisions and discords...
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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