The point that has hit me the hardest so far in this book is the 3 types of Tawheed (the Oneness of God/Islamic monotheism): 1. Tawheed al-Rububiyyah (Oneness of Divine Lordship). 2. Tawheed al-Uluhiyyah (Oneness of Divinity / Worship). 3. Tawheed al-Asma wa'l-Sifat (Oneness of the Divine Names and Attributes). Tawheed is the absolute foundation of Islam and the core purpose behind the creation of humankind and the sending of all prophets. It protects us from the gravest sin, shirk (associating partners with God), that God does not forgive if a person dies unrepentant. Do not compromise, and do not falter in your Tawheed. I recommend this book to every Muslim and non-Muslim on this earth.

I asked this supposed 'anti-zionist j ew' to confirm he believes 'israeli' citizenship is illegitimate. What do I hear? Crickets 🦗🦗🦗 This is a guy who "educates" others for $99 per course.

🚨Heartbreaking: In the dead of night, illuminated only by a mobile phone, a medical point staffed by nurse Ibrahim Radwan continues treating injured and sick Palestinians in northern Gaza, serving families in the Beit Lahia Project area and the Khalifa bin Zayed shelter, amid severe shortages of medical supplies and medication.

🚨BREAKING: Six month old Fares Firas Abu Kmeil has died in Gaza after suffering from heart disease. He needed surgery abroad but was unable to leave Gaza due to Israeli restrictions on medical travel.

After six long hours at university, I was sitting in my last lecture of the day, Metaheuristics for Optimization. Honestly, the lecture was difficult, and I was starting to feel exhausted and overwhelmed. For a moment, I even felt like I wanted to give up. But when I looked out of the lecture hall window, I saw something I wasn’t expecting… the flag of my country, Palestine 🇵🇸, hanging from the home of someone I don’t even know. It might seem like a small thing, but to me, it wasn’t small at all. In that moment, it felt like I had received a little message telling me: Keep going. Don’t give up. Seeing that flag gave me a new sense of hope and energy to keep going, focus more, and continue moving forward despite the exhaustion and difficulty. Sometimes, hope comes from unexpected places and from people we don’t even know, exactly when we need it most. ❤️🇵🇸

This includes the men. Palestinian men are the people that have been dehumanised the most, when their actions against ‘israel’ are what we would want all men to do against any and all evil. Do not forget that their lives are weighted the same as all of ours, when you mention children and women (which is honourable and right)

Meet Sa'ad from Tajikistan, a young prodigy who has memorized the Quran, 4,500 Hadiths from Bukhari & Muslim, plus texts like Al Jaza'iyyaa, Al Ajurrumiyya, and the 1,000-line Alfiyya of Ibn Malik.

Secondly, there seems to be a phenomenon of feminists complaining about the direct effects of feminism. Look at the data from the West post-WWII (1950s): • Unmarried adults: 17.3% • Median Age of First Marriage: 20 Second-wave feminism explosion (1970s–1980s): • Unmarried adults: 22.5% • Median Age of First Marriage: 22–24 Third-wave feminism shift (1990s–2000s): • Unmarried adults: 26.9% • Median Age of First Marriage: 25.1 Fourth-Wave Reality (Present Day / 2020s): • Unmarried adults: 31.5%–45% • Median Age of First Marriage: 28.6 (Historic high) Now look at the present day reality of Western countries: • In the US: 46% to 49% of all adults aged 15 and older are unmarried. Among adults aged 30 to 39, the unmarried share has nearly tripled, jumping from 15% in 1960 to 46% by the mid-2020s. • In the UK: Roughly 40% of the adult population lives as singles. • In continental Europe: In countries like Germany and France, singles make up roughly 45% of the population. The percentage of single people, particularly women, across Western countries is currently at historic highs, hovering between 40% and 50%. Feminism is quite literally one of the main reasons the native Western demographic is dwindling, resulting in a rise of an unhappy, never-married, childless, and ageing population. The West is an example to every nation on earth of what happens when God is abandoned, gender roles and family units are dismantled, and secular liberal progressives win. The rise of feminism amongst Muslim women is, you guessed it, leading to the exact same results. There are over one billion Muslim men on this earth. The issue is not a lack of options. The issue is Muslim men and women abandoning their faith and adopting secular ideologies that Islam explicitly rejects. The solution is not to defy Islam or pretend something is allowed (halal) when it is not. The solution is to return to Islam. Ps. Dr Aaliyah Khan advertises a 'Beginner's Guide to Islamic Feminism'. You cannot market the disease and then whine about the epidemic.

Firstly, the solution this woman is giving is haram (forbidden). But the issue is real. The enemies of Islam use existing problems that Muslims, especially women, face to offer un-Islamic solutions. Opposing their harmful solutions is good. But don't forget the issue. If we don't affirm the grievances of our sisters and offer valid remedies, then we leave only the wrong paths for our community to turn to. The resolutions can't focus only on the women either. Muslim men are delaying marriage, waiting too long to commit, and becoming increasingly picky. When Muslim men do settle down, they frequently choose younger women or reverts. This should not be overlooked. However, one factor in this is that men also actively avoid the corporate, material, and individualistic traits that modern liberalism teaches girls to adopt. This is a two-way street, and if we don't shift both into alignment, then we will lose. If we only focus on one side, the women, then we push them further away from the right path: which is exactly what the enemy is counting on.

A few people commented regarding Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, so I'm reading this book: Explanation of The Three Fundamental Principles & The Six Principles By Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, explained by Sheikh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-'Uthaymeen Has anyone else read it?

Jews have been reciting the zionist Amidah prayer for 2400 years. It was made up by rabbis. They pray it 3 times a day. The notion that jews are inseparable from zionism is their choice to make and sustain. So far, the vast majority (~90%) continue to support the existence of 'israel' aka zionism. Not surprising when their prayers and religious lives contain zionist teachings. They can reform the Amidah. Change the outdated and supremacist sections. There's at least six: - Section 10, 11, and 14 which call for the usurpation of Palestine and displacement of native population. - Section 1, 12, and 17 which establish a mythical 'spiritual-bloodline' supremacy model and actively target post-Torah divine revelations. They can always opt to change and exist as a religious community without supremacy or stealing land. They can also just repent. They are actively choosing not to do either.

Hey @normfinkelstein, you asked for the name of one battle in Gaza. Here's six: Al-Zaytoun, Beit Hanoun, Jabalia, Shujaʿiyya, Rafah, Khan Yunis. And here's a video taken by IOF terrorist cowards trapped in a Palestinian home. YouTube has hundreds more: