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[Gepetto_Zapata]

Shou?!!?!? Hayda el jeme3 leh 7ad el Z... Leh fata7 hayda? Halla2 el layleh jeyeh Z... Hope to see you there... Shakla badda toula3 shreek...

Ekhwet el manyoukeh, la2ennon 3erfine enno kella Shi3a bye2o3do bel Z w bel aheweh leh fo2...

[John Al-Ameli]

shu bas bil z..man ma l manta2a killa shi3a...
mbere7 wa7ad sa7ebna 3alla2 3ala l fence surrounding it 3alam hezbollah zgheer
btw call me or msg me before u go today

Edited by RoAcHy, 14 November 2012 - 05:58 AM.

[janoublubnan12]

Salam Ya shabeb keefak Ya Gepetto. Shou a3m ya seer bil balad. Man ma ana min Ta3meer Al Hara be Sayda. Its funny that right down the street from were that happen is the Army barraks in Saida. Heda 7amar a3m yalmel kil hek azdan. Ashen yala shia ou sunna be lebnan. Specialy durring ashura!. Its all a plan. Allah Kbeer.

[Gepetto_Zapata]

^^^ Ma fi shi shreek, La senneh w shi3eh w la ta2ifiyyeh, wa7ad 3ambi ba3be3 w baddo 2ass Lseno w hay hiyyeh... W areeban ra7 yoghtosbouh jame3etnah fa 3eesh...

[Martyrdom]

Wba3den ma3l asir w25erta ma3o jeldo 3amyer3a ktir hal ayem

[Gepetto_Zapata]

^^ kello b'wa2to 7elo... B'yoghtosbouh areeban...

[John Al-Ameli]

aseer od7ouki walla..i watch him, i laugh more than byensam badane..because it shows how much ma2hour min shi ismo Hezbollah bi lebnen..and that shows you how much Hezbollah are on the right path

[Martyrdom]

Gepetto_Zapata, on 17 November 2012 - 03:08 PM, said:

^^ kello b'wa2to 7elo... B'yoghtosbouh areeban...

akid kelshi bwa2to 7elo bas fe3lan sada2 le 2al "Some people are simply alive just because its haram to shoot them"

RoAcHy, on 17 November 2012 - 08:31 PM, said:

aseer od7ouki walla..i watch him, i laugh more than byensam badane..because it shows how much ma2hour min shi ismo Hezbollah bi lebnen..and that shows you how much Hezbollah are on the right path

Masra7eyit salafeyi lmushaghebin bas na2eson 3adel imam

[Abu_Muslim]

Shaykh Assir is the voice of Lebanese who want to be free. He is the voice of a Lebanon that despises rule by a militia.

Edited by Abu_Muslim, 17 November 2012 - 10:38 PM.

[ImAli]

Abu_Muslim, on 17 November 2012 - 10:38 PM, said:

Shaykh Assir is the voice of Lebanese who want to be free. He is the voice of a Lebanon that despises rule by a militia.

He is a fitna stirrer and a cowardly opportunist

He may even end up dead or in prison soon

Edited by ImAli, 17 November 2012 - 10:48 PM.

[Gepetto_Zapata]

Abu_Muslim, on 17 November 2012 - 10:38 PM, said:

Shaykh Assir is the voice of Lebanese who want to be free. He is the voice of a Lebanon that despises rule by a militia.

Well it's a good thing most Sunnis in Lebanon don't think like you now...

Do you mind telling us where you're from?

[Gepetto_Zapata]

ImAli, on 17 November 2012 - 10:40 PM, said:

He is a fitna stirrer and a cowardly opportunist

He may even end up dead or in prison soon

If you look into his past, you'll see that his daddy was a singer in the U.A.E. and his mommy a dancer... So that's like half way to being a tainted zina love-child... The guy clearly grew up with issues... Don't be surprised if he keeps lashing out his self-hatred at the pure deened...

[ImAli]

Gepetto_Zapata, on 18 November 2012 - 06:15 AM, said:

Well it's a good thing most Sunnis in Lebanon don't think like you now...

Do you mind telling us where you're from?

He never tells anyone where he is from because deep down he knows that he is only spewing out nonsense and that he is a moron with an empty space between his ears.

One of his comments calling aljanoub lawless......I think he needs to look further north to find the lawless region of Lebanon (ahem ahem tripoli).

http://www.shiachat....25#entry2503209

Abu_Muslim, on 14 November 2012 - 09:00 AM, said:

Your beloved Assad is collapsing, Iran is on the verge of collapse. No more weapons for hizb will mean the liberation of southern Lebanon by the Lebanese army, order will finally be established in the last lawless region of Lebanon

Oh and what was the other comment....that the shi'ites of lebanon are waking up and not supporting hezb anymore....but I'm too lazy to go look for it.

Edited by ImAli, 18 November 2012 - 09:05 AM.

[John Al-Ameli]

ya 3amme walla ma3ash t3abrou..cant u see this guy is just like ahmad aseer..gepetto, remember what the sheikh said today about ahmad aseer, eh hayda mitlo

[ImAli]

[John Al-Ameli]

haram wlo..bitwaskho ijerkon

[Tima]

He looks like he has a fake beard.

[SalafiSlayer]

Assir is a tad quiet these days.... Too cold to protest huh hahaha

WAHAD KALB

Assir is a tad quiet these days.... Too cold to protest huh hahaha

WAHAD KALB

[Chris]

ImAli, on 17 November 2012 - 10:40 PM, said:

He is a fitna stirrer and a cowardly opportunist

He may even end up dead or in prison soon

One who makes me puke is Fadel Shaker, I wouldn't mind him facing the aforementioned.

Renouncing music, calling it haram, and embracing Salafi Wahabism...encouraging his fans to do the same.

Well Assir might be a joke, Fadel Shaker is really dirt under the fingernail.

Lebanon does not have a formidable Salafi movement, though it only takes a few to resort to terrorism and make noise.

Edited by Chris, 28 December 2012 - 11:29 PM.

[ImAli]

Chris, on 28 December 2012 - 11:28 PM, said:

One who makes me puke is Fadel Shaker, I wouldn't mind him facing the aforementioned.

Renouncing music, calling it haram, and embracing Salafi Wahabism...encouraging his fans to do the same.

Well Assir might be a joke, Fadel Shaker is really dirt under the fingernail.

Lebanon does not have a formidable Salafi movement, though it only takes a few to resort to terrorism and make noise.

Yes....it is disgusting isn't it.

And although I don't listen to music when I would hear Fadel Shakr on accident or just passing by I quite enjoyed his voice and style of music.....such a shame.

[Tima]

Fadel shaker is wahhabi now? Lol

[Chris]

Tima, on 29 December 2012 - 01:41 PM, said:

Fadel shaker is wahhabi now? Lol

Yes!

Famous Lebanese singer of romance turns into strict salafi

Thursday, 15 November 2012

By AL ARABYIA
From a renowned singer whose love songs captivated thousands of fans from all over the Arab World, Lebanese singer Fadel Shaker has been seen turning into a strict Salafi who has been said to describe singing as “haram” and love as “vice.”

Earlier this year, Shaker declared his divorce of art during his participation in a demonstration in Lebanon opposing the Syrian government’s cruelty against its people, in which he was reported to announce his retirement from singing, expressing happiness that he has finally chosen “the right path.

Shaker was quoted by several news agencies at the time describing himself as a repentant Muslim, despising his former career. “Singers make happiness while they’re very sad because of their distance from God.”

‘‘I’m a Muslim man for whom Allah has shown the right path,’’ Shaker said, during an interview with Rahma TV Channel at his house in Saida, some 50 kilometers south of Beirut. He said that he quit singing to show a strong belief that art is haram (forbidden).

Following his resignation from art, Shaker has been seen in many places and media outlets with a Salafi look, abhorring singing and art in general and saying that “worshipping God” is his most time spent.

Recently, Shaker was seen participating in a funeral of two Lebanese Salafis who were killed during an armed clash with supporters of the Shiite Hezbollah party- militia in Sidon.

Shaker, who long known to the audience as a romantic artist, was seen again during the funeral with a Salafi beard, telling media outlets that his decision to quit singing was taken after several Sheikhs convinced him that art is haram (sin) and takes a man to hell.

“Singing is haram and makes God angry,” Shaker was quoted as saying.

Besides, the Lebanese singer, who has been known also as a shy person and a sensitive artist, was also seen in a photo posted on Facebook accompanying Sheikh Ahmad Alaseer, a major Salafi leader, in a boat trip.

“Haj Shaker,” as he preferred to be referred to, told Al Arabiya.net that he gave most of his time to worshipping God and defending the righteous causes of people.

http://english.alara.../15/249680.html

[Shia-Guerilla]

Chris, on 31 December 2012 - 09:48 PM, said:

Yes!

Famous Lebanese singer of romance turns into strict salafi

Thursday, 15 November 2012

By AL ARABYIA
From a renowned singer whose love songs captivated thousands of fans from all over the Arab World, Lebanese singer Fadel Shaker has been seen turning into a strict Salafi who has been said to describe singing as “haram” and love as “vice.”

Earlier this year, Shaker declared his divorce of art during his participation in a demonstration in Lebanon opposing the Syrian government’s cruelty against its people, in which he was reported to announce his retirement from singing, expressing happiness that he has finally chosen “the right path.

Shaker was quoted by several news agencies at the time describing himself as a repentant Muslim, despising his former career. “Singers make happiness while they’re very sad because of their distance from God.”

‘‘I’m a Muslim man for whom Allah has shown the right path,’’ Shaker said, during an interview with Rahma TV Channel at his house in Saida, some 50 kilometers south of Beirut. He said that he quit singing to show a strong belief that art is haram (forbidden).

Following his resignation from art, Shaker has been seen in many places and media outlets with a Salafi look, abhorring singing and art in general and saying that “worshipping God” is his most time spent.

Recently, Shaker was seen participating in a funeral of two Lebanese Salafis who were killed during an armed clash with supporters of the Shiite Hezbollah party- militia in Sidon.

Shaker, who long known to the audience as a romantic artist, was seen again during the funeral with a Salafi beard, telling media outlets that his decision to quit singing was taken after several Sheikhs convinced him that art is haram (sin) and takes a man to hell.

“Singing is haram and makes God angry,” Shaker was quoted as saying.

Besides, the Lebanese singer, who has been known also as a shy person and a sensitive artist, was also seen in a photo posted on Facebook accompanying Sheikh Ahmad Alaseer, a major Salafi leader, in a boat trip.

“Haj Shaker,” as he preferred to be referred to, told Al Arabiya.net that he gave most of his time to worshipping God and defending the righteous causes of people.

http://english.alara.../15/249680.html

Most of what is said in the article is OK and it is great to see someone repent after sinning, and very remarkable for a singer. The problem isn't in declaring music haram (which it is), the problem is that he has chosen the wrong sect in islam.

[Tima]

Spiffy-Nifty-in-a-Jiffy, on 02 January 2013 - 12:08 PM, said:

Most of what is said in the article is OK and it is great to see someone repent after sinning, and very remarkable for a singer. The problem isn't in declaring music haram (which it is), the problem is that he has chosen the wrong sect in islam.

Much better for him to be a singer rather than a wahabi.