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What would happen if a woman walked in Najaf with her head uncovered?

Let that fool spit his venom. Sooner or later he will have to advocate against the Prophet's Mosque if he persists in his version of 'islam' made in Qarn al Shaytan.

I fullt agree. I was thinking yesterday about how young 'Muslim' kids have turned to delinquency and are obsessed with football, music or social media personalities. That made me realize that the once famous phrase 'In the East I saw Islam but no Muslims and in the West I saw no Islam but true Muslims' is now completely obsolete. It only took one generation.

Today we are all British. Give us all a free bank holiday.

Great job. SAN's lecture was so dishonest, it feels good to hear someone tackle each of his words and 'dissect' them. Thank you brother Muzaffer. You spoke my mind literally. That Ennio Morricone remix soundtrack is nice too.

What I wonder is, can the intention of Qurba mean different things from one person to another?

Thanks for this, enjoyed it.

Today I was pondering on how intention is wajib and how all of our acts are void if not correctly done. Think about it, we all know its importance, we all formulate it before prayer, but how many times do we not think about actually getting closer to Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) and mostly focus on giving takbir and achieving our four rak`ats. Closeness to Allah? Do we even know what it means and what it implies ? Is our understanding of the prerequisite of adoration even correct?

Seriously, that was quite a lame effort by Sayid Ammar Nakshawani. At one point he mentions the cases of 'Lebanon and Iraq' where he says 'Shirazi this Khamenei that'. And then orientates the video towards the importance of ikhtelaf. Doesn't he know those two countries have a decades-long history of cohabitation in marja`iya ? Of course he does. Amal Sadrists vs Hezbollah in Lebanon, Mahdi Army Sadrists vs Sistanis in Iraq, and those are just the most known cases. They are just examples of clashes like those from@Haji 2003's scrapbook. And that's a real shame he doesn't have the honesty to mention that wars amongst disciples were always political They never were about theological differences. He's acting like no group is pushing no agenda and it's all about opinion. A sahaba fairytale mentality, by Sayid Ammar Nakshawani ? Sorry I don't buy that.

"British Shiism" is not just a phrase by a YouTube channel, it is also used by Sayed Hasan Nasrallah or Sayed Ali Khamenei.

Subhan'Allah, we were discussing yesterday with my wife how social media is destroying some people's lives, and how doctors will probably be addressing new pathologies in the near future like depressive jealousy and other negativity issues. @Dawid Das You are so right we should boycott SM in our daily life and mental. All you see up there is all fake.

You did well at shouting at them, just for the sake of showing your son you stand by his side. That won't make those dumb guys think though. I mean seriously, mocking a 4 year old kid is a sign of a very, very poor intelligence.

In addition to what sister @Hameedeh said, the Naqshbandis YouTube channel status of the day, worthy to note.

Home is where you want to go at the end of a good day or a bad day.

That's good brother. The other country that comes to mind would be Oman, but I have absolutely no idea how they are immigration wise, or what job opportunities are up there.

Does not look like your best match. I am not sure why you are asking here for people to convince you to give it a try because of course you will find some. Forget the mut`ah suggestions, they do not bring any good in such configurations.

Even though I was born and raised in the West I can understand your state of frustration. First thing that comes to mind though is your children, may Allah guard them. I suppose they will stay bond to their country of birth through their mother, how will you cope ? Regardless, Qatar, may be a good solution, even though I do not feel any personal connection with it. This because with a western citizenship you will probably benefit from an expat situation which is not unstable like for Shia Arabs. Good luck.

Our only consolation is him rotting in the deepest level of hell eternally.

Al Hur ibn Yazid was not the son of Yazid ibn Mu`awiya (LA). Just saying.

You have clearly no clue about what you are talking about. Discussing the poetic side of rap or its revolutionary input to the world in 2022 is clearly a waste of time to me, so I will just leave it here.

What's even sillier is to give credit to an organization based on the amount of minds it can control. Ok with seeing your people spend their Ramadan nights watching US sponsored music programs? Fine. Not worried to have your traditional Pakistani drinks sellers laid off and replaced by red and white fridges on the side of the road ? Fine. Not wondering why this billion whatever currency industry of traditional music is controlled by a foreign firm (damn, even your music) ? Choosing rap as a means of protest, disclosing your identity out of fear while America is indirectly your only confident ? And I'm the one being silly here?

My point was how to manage a Friday office in Baghdad with all the mosques around, but I had misread it, that seems to be in Babil.

What's weird is how a small group can have a Friday mosque on their own, with all the country being managed by major institutions.

You should ask someone more knowledgeable for exact conditions, I am not qualified enough.