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By ShiaChat Mod · Posted
Google images says it is Wharariki Beach Cave, Archway Islands, South Island of New Zealand. -
By Guest hakim · Posted
A big building, the first floor was covered with strange plants covered with dark mud. Suddenly the mud started falling the plants to.the building became uncovered. Two men climbed to the first floor searching for a dangerous snake hidden in there. They found a small hole were this dangerous snake was. They put a tiny string inside the snake hole they got the snake and caught him but dead because they had no chance because the snake didn't want to come easily they had to wrap the string around the snake inside that impossible small hole and force him out of his hole dead. -
Not really, most of the people celebrating are doing so more because of Bashar being removed. Many of them aren't particularly religious and just needed something to celebrate, similar to Egypt and Tunisia in the past. -
I found this Sunni hadith on the Sufyani coming from Damascus and mentioned it in a local sisters group chat and added that it corroborates with Shia hadith from Jaffar al Sadiq AS. I also said that the deposed Syrian leader could be ruled out as Sufyani and that we could hold space to be both happy for Syrians getting their freedom and scared for what is to come. Someone said the Sunni hadith was a weak hadith but the Sunni scholar, Dr. Shadee explained why it was a Hasan hadith and not weak. So I shared Dr. Shadee’s rationale in the chat. It was my mistake in the first place to mention the hadith but as a layperson I learn in conversations and I don’t know the boundaries. For example, would a Salafi get mad if I shared a Hasan Sunni hadith or not? Are there some sort of unspoken rules I should know? Long story short 5% of the group left. Before they left they said they didn’t think the group would be about religion even though they posted so much ibn taymiyyah content I had to say something about the existence of various Sunni and Shia schools of aqeedah (because some of the moderate Sunnis were leaving. I am the moderator for the group and formed it about 2 years ago. Experiences like this make me want to pull back from community building activities and focus more on my family and business. I wish there were some Shia sisters in my orbit. Insha’Allah. It was a rough moment in time but I am over it now Alhamdulillah -
By mahmood8726 · Posted
Syria is special because most of the population was either neutral or pro assad, only a minority, I would say 20% supported these extreemist al quaeda types. I talked to many Syrians on this, they were all scared and panicking when these terrorists launched their mongol horde invasion of Syria from idlib and turkey and then terrorist sympathisers started a revolt in daraa near the Israeli and Jordanian border. This wasn't a popular uprising, despite people fallaciously showing showing crowds cheering as if it's proof HTS terrorists are popular. In this instance it was an invasion of Syria, not a popular revolt and the reason why Syria was difficult to topple for a decade and half was because most Syrians hate these extreemist types wether they're neutral or pro Bashar, most Syrians wanted to see change in Syria and a more free syria with less abuse, but most did not support these forgein sponsored thugs who hijacked the movement to replace Syria with a new dictator that is a puppet of America. Unfortunatley because Bashar was a fool who didn't listen to Iran or allies, because he brown nosed gulf state dictatorships, because he replaced all his battle hardened soldiers with smugglers, mercs and drug dealers, because he did not control the oil feilds, because of covid, earthquake and the Cesar sanctions, his country crumbled at the first sign of this foreign invasion and Bashar betrayed his own country by giving it up willingly to al quaeda 2.0. That's why they allied with such a system, because the opposite is litterally al quaeda 2.0 which were witnessing now or lybia 2.0 which is a possibility or Israel occupying large swaths of Syria which is also ongoing, all of these alternatives are nightmarish compared to Bashar. This should be a lesson to never trust America, turkey, Israel or the West in general when it comes to these regime change operations, there is always a catch when they come as this helper. Revolutions should be done organic with an actual goal, otherwise you get whatever the hell this is that were witnessing unfolding in Syria.
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