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Imām Ibn al-Qayyim (رحمه الله) said:
“That He [Allah] causes the servant to forget the sight of his own obedience and occupies him instead with the sight of his sin, so that it remains constantly before his eyes.
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Truly I have become tired of speaking. It is the same discussions everytime and no clear solutions. The internet is flooded with images of our suffering, within a day or two people forget until the next tragedy happens.
We cannot reconstruct our lives because the materials needed are not allowed in. We are left to suffer in tents or what we should call them prison cells. They will never give us the caravans because they want to eliminate us. If caravans ever arrive they will be sold at exorbitant prices.
We are all fed up with the situation.
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When did we get to the point where Palestinians are living in tents that are being flooded and Israel are still bombing them? Where is the world's condemnation? Where?
A madkhali is more concerned about what happened/happens to the disbelievers than muslims. Constantly worrying what they may think of islam. For Muslims all they have is criticism, blame and slander...
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The Prophet ﷺ said: “From among my followers there will be some people who will consider … the use of musical instruments as lawful.” (Bukhārī 5590)
He ﷺ also said: “Allah has forbidden me … wine, game of chance and kubah (drums).” (Abū Dāwūd 3696)
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Allah says: “And of the people is he who buys the amusement of speech.” (31:6)
Ibn Masʿūd said: “By Him besides whom none deserves worship, it is singing.”
Mujāhid explained “with your voice” (17:64) as “amusement and singing.”
Tafsīr al-Ṭabarī (31:6, 17:64)
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أقسم لكم بالله، وأنا أسير بين الخيام الغارقة بمياه الأمطار، لا أسمع إلا أنين الأطفال وصراخهم، وحسرات الأمهات وبكاءهن ونداءات الاستغاثة من كل جانب.
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This is Gaza and the world is silent.
One million women and girls are starving in flooded tents.
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I was wondering whether the salafis would apply their "don't criticize the ruler" mentality to Abdul El-Sayed. Surely no I thought — that would be the realm of satire.
But reality is stranger than fiction. They continue to show that they treat authority as if it were prophethood
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Sometimes part of Izzah (honor) is that one might have to say a word that is going to cost him his life or put him in prison. For Islam, it is worth it.
— Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril حفظه الله
May Allah hasten their release and shower His mercy upon those who have passed away
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Murjia'a rejects of the west and modernists are among the most who rejoice at the suffering and imprisonment of Muslims.
-Shaykh Ahmad Jibril حفظه الله
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«Fitna is worse than killing» (Qurʾān 2:191)
Shaykh Sulaymān bin Sahmān (d. 1930) said:
❝Fitnah means Kufr. If the Bedouin and the city dwellers were to kill one another, until they are wiped out, that would be lighter than that they set up upon the earth a Ṭāġūt, who rules
