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Murteza replied to shiasoldier786's topic in Politics/Current Events
Brother, this typical mentality what makes us disintegrated and fall under enemies ploy. We should stick together, beyond our border. countries border, nationality are human's made. what makes us human is solidarity, no matter what their nationalities, religions, or races are. -
How explain so bad economic Iranian situation
Murteza replied to Mohammadi_follower's topic in Politics/Current Events
By Ramin Mazaheri Just as everyone falsely assumes that Iran’s economic history followed the standard colonial model (it didn’t), that their political cleavages are the same as the West’s (they aren’t) and that Iran trails the West in modern political thought & democratic structure (they don’t), it is little wonder that Westerners assume that “privatization” simply must be the same as in the West (it isn’t). To quickly spoil the ending and prime the pump for accepting the fundamentally unique (revolutionary) nature of Iran’s economy: the “selling” of state assets to other state-a -
How explain so bad economic Iranian situation
Murteza replied to Mohammadi_follower's topic in Politics/Current Events
By Ramin Mazaheri Just as everyone falsely assumes that Iran’s economic history followed the standard colonial model (it didn’t), that their political cleavages are the same as the West’s (they aren’t) and that Iran trails the West in modern political thought & democratic structure (they don’t), it is little wonder that Westerners assume that “privatization” simply must be the same as in the West (it isn’t). To quickly spoil the ending and prime the pump for accepting the fundamentally unique (revolutionary) nature of Iran’s economy: the “selling” of state assets to other state-a -
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Muhammad Ali's funeral manipulated by imperialists
Murteza replied to A1 BOSS's topic in Politics/Current Events
Imam Khomeini ra were also practicing irfan (mysticism) and revered Rumi and other mystics as well. And He never slightestly condemned sufism ever. -
Will their be an Islamic Superpower in the future?
Murteza replied to 6Roman6Catholic6's topic in Politics/Current Events
As Indonesian, I can assure u that Indonesia would not become the superpower. The military is more or less dependent on other superpower approval. Although the the special forces are one of the best, but still, it doesnt stand on their own. Even the president cant make their decision independently regarding his country resources (Freeport, etc.)- 20 replies
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Murteza replied to 6Roman6Catholic6's topic in Politics/Current Events
There is no way Indonesia would become a muslim superpower nation. Indoensia is still being dictated by other foreign policy, not to mention the corruption at national level, social/economic gap that stricken the population. Turkey? Maybe. But I think Iran would become the powerhouse in the next future. Today, Iran plays a major geopolitical role in ME and have became the regional power in ME as well.- 20 replies
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What i knew about this novel, the original work was very eloquent and aesthetical for it is filled with grandeur of french dictions. Is it true? Too bad i havent had the chance to read it in english. I'd rather read in French though, but dont understand french. :p
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Do you think Iranian dramas or movies are halaal?
Murteza replied to Caliguy's topic in Jurisprudence/Laws
Regarding makeup, i think i should tell you that when you are in front of camera, you should wear makeup to match the lightings that were placed on set. That's of course depends on what director/DP wants to customize pn the set. Without makeup, your characters/actors seems so pale and will feel uneasy to watch. -
Why Most Iranians Hate Khomeini?
Murteza replied to Significance of 12's topic in Politics/Current Events
^there are no marjas or clerics who are immune to incarceration. Everyone could be jailed if they are found to be guilty or violating the laws. People (esp. Shias) should aware that there are massive propagandas that are still going on to juxtaposing the truth by mixing the haqq and baatiil. Well, you could disagree with my proposition but history tells us otherwise. Our universe came from the big explosion, so does our society primordially. Btw, if you are so eager for the realization of your Lord's Kingdom, realistically speaking, it can only achieved through series of wars. There is -
Why Most Iranians Hate Khomeini?
Murteza replied to Significance of 12's topic in Politics/Current Events
^war is inevitable in human history. As long as humans exist, war will always be exist. Why should we are all out against any wars when our history shaped by war itself. -
The challenge that most scientest are atheists
Murteza replied to karbalah's topic in Atheism/Other Religions
Ibn Sina, Omar Khayyam, and Al Farabi are NOT atheist. Just because they had been more distinguishable in their thought than their contemporaries it wouldnt mean they were against religion. -
Without the intention to derail this topic, I think we should clarify that not all leftists agree each other. The "left" word is broad term. Any ideologies can be included or considered as left in so far as it promotes social justice and in line with egalitarian principles. In fact, the term had been exist way before Marx (during French Revolution). Therefore, contrary to popular belief, the 'left' term does not always refers to those who follows marxist-leninist ideology. Bolivar, John Steinbeck, even Hemingway, or even notable anarchists such as Goldman, Stirner, and Bakunin can be considere