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Will prevail when Imam Mahdi ((عليه السلام)) and Prophet Jesus ((عليه السلام)) returns. For the most part, the Palestinians have been brain washed by the salafi’s to the extent that a large percentage of Isis fighters when they were caught were from Palestine and then Chechnya then Tunisia and then Saudi Arabia. I think you and the other guy that I’ve heard of are the only Palestinian Shia’s that exists. The rest are either “Sunni” or “Christian” in short yous are rare gem.
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As salamu alaykum I hope everyone is in the best of health Insha’Allah during these crazy times. I’m a 18 year old Palestinian and Egyptian born Muslim and a new “revert” from ahlul Sunnah to the Ahlul Bayt school of thought. I was wondering if anyone had any good book recommendations about Islamic history and good source books. Growing up Islamic history wasn’t emphasised so I’m kinda a newbie to in depth context and sources sourrounding the context of when surahs/ ayas were revealed, I.e Surah al Tawbah, or hadiths/ history surrounding the martyrdom of Hussain as. I don’t know if this is rel
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Hi, I hope you all are in the best of health and eemaan. I am planning to go to egypt early January.If I go there then I believe Ziaaraat is a must. I am looking for a list of places relevant to us ithnasharies... I have found these uptill now: Imam Hussain Mosque (Khan el Khelili Bazaar) shrines of sayida zainab, sayida sukaina, sayida nafisa, Shrine of Malik e Ashtar (Near el Marg station) Shrine of Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr (Masjid Muhammad al-Saghir) in coptic cairo near 'Mar Girgis Metro station Shrine of Lady Atika Some of these places I am re
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Sinai mosque massacre: What we know 8 hours ago The attackers reportedly planted explosives and then opened fire on worshippers [A -
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Sheikh Hassan Shahate was brutally tortured to death with some other people too. He died on the 23rd of June 2013 in Egypt, He was an important Shia cleric who had many followers due to his reasonable views and his criticizing of fundamental and extremist actions in Egypt. He was one of the key religious people who advised the Egyptian army and was an Imam of one of the most important mosques in capital Cairo. The materials that were used to Martyr Hassan Shahate and other people were basically metal and wooden sticks, swords and knives. After this attack, the attackers had no mercy and they
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I tried to do a little search on this cleric, a lot by way of blogs (and other anti-islam sites), not much in terms of formal stuff. Did anyone hear about this at the time? this is him another fatwa of his
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(bismillah) Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Tehran is waiting for a positive response from Egypt for the dispatch of foodstuff and medical aid to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. “We are waiting for the fulfillment of the Egyptian government’s promises in this regard,” Zarif told reporters on Monday. He added that he has held two telephone conversations with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry on the Israeli regime’s ongoing military offensive in Gaza and the necessity to send humanitarian aid to people in the blockaded enclave. “We hope that the Egyptian government
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An Egyptian court has confirmed death sentences against the leader of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and at least 182 of his supporters. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jun/21/egypt-sentences-muslim-brotherhood-death
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Law or lawlessness! Lubna Abdel Aziz To whom it may concern: Egypt is a country of laws! We have been for the last 7000 years! The outrage over the conviction of 529 terrorists is in itself an outrage. Even the most oppressive of dictators has stayed clear of messing with the law. If we are to be accused of anything, it is of being too lenient with thosthate who breach our national security. In the Late Period of ancient Egypt, (664 BC-332 BC), laws were codified and there were eight books that set out the legal code. While partial copies still exist of the Code of Hammurabi of Mesopot
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(bismillah) (salam) I recently heard from an 'Aalim that Sayyeda Fatimah (as) had not 2, but three daughters. He (may Allah bless him) said that there was not only Zaynab al-Kubra and Zaynab as-Sughra, but there was also a Zaynab al-Wusta. This has left me in a confused position. It is well known that Zaynab al-Kubra is the famous lady Zaynab of Karbala. She is buried in Syria. I knew there was a Zaynab as-Sughra, who is also known as Umm Kulthoom. She is buried in Egypt. I did not know of Zaynab al-Wusta, but according to the Shaykh, she died during the life of Imam Husayn (as) and i
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...seems a little harsh, and could do more harm than good in the long run.
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(bismillah) (salam) Fresh presidential and parliamentary elections have been announced in Egypt amid reports that Mohamed Morsi has been told he is no longer in charge of the country. Egypt's state-run Al-Ahram newspaper reported on its website that the army told Mr Mursi at 7pm (6pm UK time) that he was no longer head of state, quoting a presidential source. The country's leading Muslim and Christian clerics and opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei will shortly unveil the details of a political road map for a short transitional period followed by new national polls, state news agency
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Security guards have seized a man who tried to hit Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad with a shoe as he visited a mosque in the Egyptian capital Cairo. Video of the incident shows a man shouting "coward" as he strikes out. It is not clear what the motive was - some reports suggested it was against Iran's support for Syria's government. Mr Ahmadinejad is the first Iran leader to visit Egypt since the 1979 Islamic revolution. Showing the sole of a shoe is a grave insult in the Arab world. The Iranian leader is attending a summit of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation, a loose grouping of
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786 A contemporary view on the possibility of Shia-Sunni unity from a political & modern historical perspective based upon the actions of authentic Shia and Sunni leaders of the recent past and present. http://www.crescent-online.net/2013/01/egypt-the-muslims-are-waiting-3553-articles.html -
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We need to respect all religion and love everyone, this is too bad
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Egyptians Escalate Movement against Israeli Embassy, Detain Officials Egyptian protestors attacked and invaded the Israeli embassy in Cairo Friday night, took off the Israeli flag and raised the Egyptian flag instead, and tossed official papers and documents, including “confidential” ones, through the windows into the massive crowds rallying near the building. The protestors were able to accomplish this step after having destroyed a wall built around the building of the embassy. After that, they surrounded and detained six of the embassy security men, who were saved by the Egyptian comma
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Grand Shia Cleric: Wahhabis do not have a lot of information about Islam Grand Shia cleric deprecated the recent Fatwa issued about Hosni Mubarak by an Egyptian Wahabi mufti. (Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Grand Shia cleric deprecated the recent Fatwa issued about Hosni Mubarak by an Egyptian Wahabi mufti. Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi slammed the decree issued by one of the Wahhabi Muftis in support of the former autocratic president of Egypt Hosni Mubarak. “Recently one of the Wahhabi Muftis said that the former Egypt president should have not been caged,” the grand ayatollah said to calling
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