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ما شاء الله

Like how their whole life revolves around the mosque and community. Reminded me more of Mormons or Jehovah Witnesses. More inaccurate than stereotypical actually. I have rather seen youngsters indulging in bad stuff, but knowing it is bad and they will pay for their sins unless they repent and reform themselves. Such shows tend to make people doubt this and focus on how they are 'good' and 'trying to find their way'. Complete opposite of our holy figures and the Qur'an, which 'they' aka dajjali system try to suppress from our minds.

@Laayla Little mosque was not harmful, though a bit stereotypical.

When Imam Mahdi (عجّل الله تعالى فرجه الشريف) comes, all this filth will be removed from our everyday life. Until then, it seems Muslims are the last ones to remember there is a Heaven and a Hell. That is why they try to bring us down by installing doubt in us.

I tend to agree with you. It is known that Imam Ali (عليه السلام) when reading ayat al Noor, used to recite 'Allah nawwarus samawati wal ardh' instead of 'Allah noor us samawati wal ardh'. Meaning 'Allah enlighted the skies and Earth', not 'Allah is the light of the skies and Earth'. Does this Qirat fit into an accepted Qirat ?

Alhamdulillah.

I did not have to get this low when I approached my uncle for my promised cousin, thank Allah. A single protocol phrase was sufficient.

Anyone here thought about a pickup line for the future in laws ?

Like good reputation should be setup on appreciation by the US.

I sincerely doubt him being a student of Ibn Nusayr while graduating medicine abroad and marrying a Sunni woman. On the other hand I see in your avatar the son and student of a great man, who after using chaos as a career booster is now ready to sell his country.

Slams a gong

Same about Qat in Yemen, a soft drug but a plague amongst the population.

Brother, understand here that Shias are tired of discussing with people who think they know more about the sunnah than us, when their beliefs include disobedience to the Prophet himself (sawas). Also please, these guys even have beef with one another, why should we waste our time ?

I would say it is worn by custodians of holy sites.

What is commonly accepted is that the women were holding knives as cutlery, and cut their hands by inattention when facing the beauty of Nabi Yusuf (عليه السلام).