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Stressful times last season ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
Roy Keane on Arsenal: โHow come theyโve got the best record, won the most games, most goals scored, best defensive record? Theyโre no mugs! I think them experiences Arsenal have had the last three years will stand them in good stead.โ
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Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
This was Arteta response six years later when he was asked about that Tim Cahill interview. Such lovely response.
@StanSportFC
Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
Dear non-Muslims,
We have our fair share of Imbeciles among Muslims, just like every other religion. Nafeesah happens to be one of them.
Ramadan is supposed to be a month of mercy, compassion and forgiveness, not a month of religious entitlement or policing other peopleโs lives.
So please, live normally. Eat what you want, drink what you want, and enjoy your life. Nobody should be making you feel otherwise.
Sincerely,
A Muslim.
Dear non-Muslims,
As Ramadan is just 92 days away,
Please avoid eating in front of Muslims who are fasting.
Please avoid drinking in their presence.
Do not deliberately tempt those observing the fast.
Muslims will be fasting from dawn until sunset.
A little consideration and respect go a long way. โค๏ธ๐
Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
๐จ Manchester United expected to part ways with Michael Carrick. Work undertaken on successors. #MUFC insist no final decision made. Sir Jim Ratcliffe across.
Mauricio Pochettino emerging as candidate in thoughts.
w/ @David_Ornstein @AdamCrafton_ โฌ๏ธ
nytimes.com/athletic/7768165โฆ
Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
I just watched the video and itโs coming like Fox News with the way terms invented by the kuffar are being deployed. Subhanallah. How disappointing.
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Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
Arsenal win at Sunderland. Get called boring.
Chelsea go there and lose.
Arsenal win at Forest. Get called boring.
City go there and lose.
Chelsea draw at home to Hull.
Arsenal beat them. Get called boring.
See how it works yet?
Iโve done some lessons online with Shaykh AbdiKarim Hosh many years ago now, I will never know who he is if we passed by each other ๐ญ๐ญ, May Allah preserve the Shaykh
In this picture I am sitting with one of the great scholars of Somalia, Shaykh Abdulkarim Hassan Hoosh.
The Shaykh is deeply rooted in knowledge. Over the years he has taught many of the Islamic sciences. His speciality is usul al-fiqh, and he is also firmly grounded in tafsir and much more. But that is not why I am sharing this.
It was the last ten nights of Ramadan in Makkah. We had just prayed Taraweeh and Tahajjud in the Haram, and on our way back we sat down together on these steps. The Shaykh has never filmed himself and has never allowed his face to be photographed. To the crowds passing by, he was simply an elderly man resting after prayer.
While we sat there, a group of people came up to me with questions. They wanted rulings on various matters. Beside me sat a giant of knowledge, and not one of them turned to him. They did not know who he was. To them he was anonymous.
I was struck by it. SubhanAllah, we live in a time when fame and popularity have become the measure of whom we ask and whom we consult. Those brothers cannot be blamed for not recognising him. But the moment showed me something: a man can carry an ocean of knowledge and pass unnoticed, while others are sought out because they are seen. Yet in sha' Allah, he is known to Allah for the good he has done for this Ummah, and that is the recognition that truly matters.
My brothers and sisters, too often we decide whom to respect and from whom to take knowledge by how well known they are, rather than by what they carry. Let us not build our religion on who is famous, who is popular, or whose name everyone recognises, while the true people of knowledge sit among us unseen.
As Imam Muhammad ibn Sirin said: "This knowledge is religion, so look carefully at whom you take your religion from."
Knowledge is not fame. Popularity is not scholarship.
May Allah preserve Shaykh Abdulkarim and all the hidden scholars of this Ummah, and grant us the wisdom to recognise and honour them.
Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
In this picture I am sitting with one of the great scholars of Somalia, Shaykh Abdulkarim Hassan Hoosh.
The Shaykh is deeply rooted in knowledge. Over the years he has taught many of the Islamic sciences. His speciality is usul al-fiqh, and he is also firmly grounded in tafsir and much more. But that is not why I am sharing this.
It was the last ten nights of Ramadan in Makkah. We had just prayed Taraweeh and Tahajjud in the Haram, and on our way back we sat down together on these steps. The Shaykh has never filmed himself and has never allowed his face to be photographed. To the crowds passing by, he was simply an elderly man resting after prayer.
While we sat there, a group of people came up to me with questions. They wanted rulings on various matters. Beside me sat a giant of knowledge, and not one of them turned to him. They did not know who he was. To them he was anonymous.
I was struck by it. SubhanAllah, we live in a time when fame and popularity have become the measure of whom we ask and whom we consult. Those brothers cannot be blamed for not recognising him. But the moment showed me something: a man can carry an ocean of knowledge and pass unnoticed, while others are sought out because they are seen. Yet in sha' Allah, he is known to Allah for the good he has done for this Ummah, and that is the recognition that truly matters.
My brothers and sisters, too often we decide whom to respect and from whom to take knowledge by how well known they are, rather than by what they carry. Let us not build our religion on who is famous, who is popular, or whose name everyone recognises, while the true people of knowledge sit among us unseen.
As Imam Muhammad ibn Sirin said: "This knowledge is religion, so look carefully at whom you take your religion from."
Knowledge is not fame. Popularity is not scholarship.
May Allah preserve Shaykh Abdulkarim and all the hidden scholars of this Ummah, and grant us the wisdom to recognise and honour them.
Amoory ๐ต๐ธ ๐ธ๐ฉ retweeted
He is a pastor, by the way But sure, letโs just call him a cult leader. Iโm sure if he were Muslim, the headline wouldโve been very different.
BREAKING: Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie has been jailed for 200 years for the murder of 190 children.
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