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𝑵𝒂𝒗𝒆𝒆𝒅 𝑩𝒖𝒕𝒕 𝑺𝒑𝒆𝒂𝒌𝒔 𝒂𝒃𝒐𝒖𝒕 . . .
Purging Islamists from the Army
#PakArmy
#FreeNaveedButt
#ArmiesToAqsa
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The fight to free #AafiaSiddiqui from unjust imprisonment must continue - until she’s home.
21yrs ago today #Aafia & kids were abducted in Karachi for a $55,000 US 'bounty'; 7,780 days & terrifying nights of her torture later spare a thought for her today! @Aafiamovement @FowziaSiddiqui @Moazzam_Begg
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League of Zionist Arab States : Protectors & Defenders of 🇮🇱
جامعة الدول العربية الصهيونية: حماة إسرائيل والمدافعون عنها؟
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🚨Israel executed a 13-year-old child, Nahed Barbakh, in Khan Younis when he went outside with a WHITE FLAG to check the road to evacuate his family.
His brother Ramiz (20) rushed to rescue him & was promptly executed.
They were murdered next to their white flags!
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“Why is it that as a Brit, if I put the 🇮🇱 uniform on and carried an M16 rifle to take part in #Gaza_Genocide 🇵🇸 I would be protected but if I defend the lives of innocent Muslims, all of a sudden I’m labelled a terrorist?”
- @toxaidworker
#Gaza #GazaGenocide
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Proposing Two-nation state as a solution is treachery towards Allah and the Prophet (peace be upon him)
#ArmiesToAqsa
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Report:— 4 Indians have been killed in Gaza while fighting for Israeli armed forces as foreign mercenaries.
- 215 Indian citizens have joined Israeli military (IDF) since the start of war on Gaza in October, 2023.
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There is a diff bw those who wish for Khilafah & those who work for it. HT has produced detailed work about the Economic System, Ruling System, Education Policy & Constitution of Caliphate. People may disagree with them but they will appreciate the detailed work HT has done.
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We will look back at the age of social media and the internet with great regret.
The way we sacrificed our principles on the altar of fame, money and metrics will cause immense anguish in the years to come.
It is not just haram vs. halal.
It is the things we do not do, the things we do not say. It is the strategies we adopt and the methods we use.
It is what we prioritise; the things we deprioritise.
It is the adoption of short-term thinking; sacrificing long-term success over short-term glory.
It is making the brand the cause; the vision limited to the organisation or the individual.
It is giving people what they want not what they need.
It is the false understanding of impact; focussing on the quantitative at the expense of the qualitative.
It is the reliance on man-made strategies over the reliance on Allah.
It is the adoption of the "sunnah" of Gates and Musk over the sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
It is internalising corporate leadership psychology over the love-service-leadership of our beloved ﷺ.
It is portraying wisdom as weakness, cowardice as critical thinking.
What bothers me the most is that there are so many individuals and organisations that do not see what they have done (or not done) and what is coming.
Imagine being satisfied with putting out the fire that was spreading in your basement, only to look up to see that your whole house has burned down.
There is hope. It not too late. And with Allah we place our trust.
I intend to explain my observations in writing soon, in-shā-a-Allāh.
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This is how nationalism works to undermine the concept of ummah.
Pakistani nationalists hate Afghani refugees, Turkish nationalists hate Syrian refugees, etc. While the Prophet (PBUH) told us that Muslims are like a body, when any limb aches, the whole body feels the pain.
Hundreds of Indonesian university students stormed a refugee shelter, forcefully evicting Rohingya refugees and demanding their immediate deportation. Footage showed Rohingya women and children being forced to sit on the ground in tears. At the same time, the mob trampled over their belongings and attempted to attack them. The students forced the 137 Rohingya refugees out of the temporary shelter and onto trucks ready to be deported.
The storming of the refugee shelter in the city of Banda Aceh marks just the latest incident in a string of attacks against the persecuted minority from Myanmar seeking refuge in Indonesia. The UN said that the attack was the result of a coordinated online campaign of misinformation and hate speech, as many residents claim the refugees take scarce resources and come into conflict with locals. More than 1,500 Rohingya refugees have arrived on the shores of Aceh since mid-November in what the UN says is their most significant influx in eight years.
Anti-Rohingya sentiment escalated in 2017 when the Muslim Rohingya population in Myanmar was the target of a genocide by the Myanmar military. The military killed more than 25,000 Rohingyas and forced over 700,000 to flee their homeland, with many seeking refuge in neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and India. With anti-Rohingya violence intensifying in those countries, many attempt deadly sea journeys to Malaysia and Indonesia, where they’re frequently met with the same discrimination.
As a result of ongoing persecution in Myanmar and anti-Rohingya sentiment growing across the region, many remain terrified and traumatized. The dire situation for the stateless Rohingya people leaves one to ask if they are the most persecuted minority in the world, as they are often described.
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Israel’s war against humanity, summarised:
- the world witnessed a paradigm shift, Israel is now universally condemned as evil
- Western politicians, mainstream news media, entertainment industry, giant tech companies, academia, multinational corporations all converged in support of Israel’s genocide and opposed a humanitarian ceasefire
- International organisations like the UN, and non-government organisations proved to be toothless against Israel
- This exposed the current world order which was supposedly established under the guise of maintaining global safety but in reality its primary purpose was to safeguard the evil interests of Israel
- the world was hoodwinked but the veil is now lifted and the people have awakened to the reality in which we find ourselves
- the Muslim leaders demonstrated how powerless and even unwilling they were to fight Israel, I don’t mean militarily, I mean diplomatically and economically. An oil embargo against countries supporting Israel would’ve been devastating to the world’s economy and put immediate pressure on Israel to stop its genocide. Instead those Muslim countries shamelessly reassured the world that the oil production would continue as normal.
- the failure of the Sunni leaders created a vacuum and gave rise to the illusion that the Shia leaders, Russia and China were being meaningfully helpful. This was all an illusion.
- a small militant group with limited resources opposing Israel’s “mighty” military were devastatingly successful, not just on the battlefield but they also won the psychological warfare, changing the world’s perception of who they were and what they were fighting for
- Israel lost. The impact of this defeat will echo for generations to come, leading to infighting.
- Palestinians won, and they freed the world, lifting the veil off of the established world order
- this Pyrrhic victory came at the heavy price of tens of thousands of innocent lives lost and 2 million forcefully displaced, 8 thousand murdered children!
- this exposed the weakness of the deeply divided Muslim states, but simultaneously it demonstrated the profound yearning for Muslim unity
- it is then our job to establish this unity, institutionally.
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This will anger my fellow Arabs and Muslims. I’m afraid to share this but it must be said.
I am Palestinian. And I grew up an orphan due to the colonization of Palestine.
This thread bears my experience growing up in this condition and why I fear for Gaza’s 50,000 orphans.
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#Germany: Jordanian Student Shot Dead Over Pro-#Palestine Social Media Posts
Jordanian student Mohammad Barakat (21) was shot dead in the German city of Hamburg over pro-Palestine posts on social media.
Jordanian Khaberni News website said that Mohammad’s family communicated with the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanding further details on the crime and demanding to know the identity of the perpetrator.
Mohammad was studying Information Technology in Hamburg and was very active in highlighting the plight of Palestinians and the Israeli aggression on the #Gaza Strip.
Muhammad was shot in the head twice.
#Israel #GazaGenocide #Jordan
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Khilafat is neither democracy nor dictatorship.
خلافت نہ تو جمہوریت ہے نہ آمریت
#FreeNaveedBut
#ArmiesToAqsa