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At Tahrim 6. O you who believe! Ward off from yourselves and your families a Fire (Hell) whose fuel is men and stones, over which are (appointed) angels stern (and) severe, who disobey not, (from executing) the Commands they receive from Allah, but do that which they are commanded.

ABU SAIF ASH-SHAHRANI RA)

"They loved each other in this World, and they shall love each other in the Next. "

Abu Saif was a soldier in the Saudi Arabian Army. One day his mother was sitting

at home and she saw the news on the television reporting the genocide of the

Muslims in Bosnia. When she saw this she said to Abu Saif, "My son get up and

go! Look what they are doing, they are raping our sisters and killing our brothers.

My son get and go and I don't want to see you again!"

Killed during a military operation to defend a Muslim town against the Serbs, in

1993. Aged in their early twenties. 1st Hand Account.

Present on In the Hearts of Green Birds

Sh Abdullah Azzam RA]

The Arrest of Sheikh Raed Salah

Victoria Brittain

The arrest late on Tuesday night in London of Sheikh Raed Salah is a very strange business. The political leader of the Islamic Movement in Israel, who has three times been elected as Mayor of his town, Umm al Fahm, has visited Britain without problems before, and his programme this time – including two engagements in the House of Commons - was public knowledge well before his arrival. No objection was made by any UK government agency.

Sheikh Salah entered Britain last weekend entirely openly and legally on an Israeli passport. Now suddenly, the government apparently believes that the Sheikh’s deportation would be “conducive to the public good.” He is now in a detention centre pending legal moves, instead of spending Wednesday evening addressing a large public meeting in the House of Commons.

This arrest follows a virulent and libellous media campaign against his announced visit. He was branded as anti-Semitic and this resulted in the cancelling of one of his public lectures by Queen Mary College, part of London University.

Sheikh Salah disputes all the charges made against him, in particular by the website Harry’s Place which was the source of material for others. Lawyers for him began proceedings against two journalists from the Daily Telegraph and Jewish Chronicle last Friday – two days before his arrival. Curiously the Daily Mail was alone in reporting his arrest during the night.

On Monday afternoon Raed Salah spoke to a meeting in the House of Commons in which he gave a low key detailed analysis of the situation in the Occupied Territories and for Palestinians like him who live inside Israel. He also answered questions about the impact of the Arab Spring on Israel and on Palestine, and about the possible declaration of a Palestinian state at the United Nations in September. All these are issues constantly discussed in specialist circles in Britain No one present at his academic-style presentation would have recognised the person caricatured in much of the media.

He also spoke to a large meeting Conway Hall in London on Monday night (where the Evening Standard alleged he failed to appear), and on Tuesday he spoke in Leicester.

We have freedom of speech in this country. And given the poor record of current and past governments in doing anything to bring peace to the Middle East, it is surely absurd and counter-productive to ban a much respected and much elected leader from speaking to us, as an expert about his own country.

Sheikh Salah has told his lawyers he would welcome a court case fighting his deportation. Such a case, as well as the defamation case already begun, would give people in Britain a valuable opportunity to hear for themselves and judge what kind of man our government has tried to stop us hearing from.

courtesy Cageprisoners

Lose Your Pride By The Late Sheikh Abdullah Azzam

Lose Your Pride By The Late Sheikh Abdullah Azzam

Posted on July 1, 2011 by The Revival Of Islam

“And the labels fill your pockets. Every pocket is labelled with a characteristic or title; this pocket is filled with labels that say ‘Disbeliever,’ and everytime you see someone that you don’t like, you hand him a label. Another pocket is filled with labels that say ‘Innovator,’ and a third pocket is filled the labels that say ‘Poor,’ and another says ‘Ignorant,’ etc. This way, you have given everyone a label from one of your labels…

There are families in Peshawar who cannot find enough Clorox bleach in the marketplaces, so, they send off to Islamabad to purchase this bleach, so that they can use it to clean their clothing and the clothing of their families. So, you are also in need of searching for bleach; you are in need of success in finding that which will clean your heart and purify your insides. If you are part of a particular Islamic group, then beware of assuming that all of the truth rests with that group, and that all falsehood rests with everyone else, as some of the earlier zealous people said: “All of our statements are correct, with a possibility of a mistake, while all the statements of others are mistaken, with a possibility of being correct.” This is the destructive type of allegiance! How many groups have been torn apart, and how many people who were close to each other became divided because of such a mindset?!

Pay attention to your heart, beware of raising yourself above others, and beware of belittling others. How many of these people have given for the sake of this Religion – but have kept it secret between them and the Lord of the Worlds – from he whose statement is belittled and his appearance mocked, and he might even have given more for this Religion than an Earthful of people like you ever would? So, pay attention to yourself, and may Allah have Mercy on a man who knows his limits and stays inside those limits. The virtuous people are those who acknowledge the virtue of the people of virtue, especially the scholars, and especially those who are old in age, and especially the parents…

So, my brother, it is enough for your good deeds to be annulled that you look to your actions as if they are great, as Allah Said:

“Woe to al-Mutaffifin! Those who, when they have to receive by measure from men, demand full measure, and when they have to give by measure or weight to men, give less than their due.” [al-Mutaffifin; 1-3]

So, if he mentions himself, he only mentions his good deeds, and if he mentions the others, he only mentions their mistakes, as the Prophet said: “One of you sees a small speck of dirt in the eye of his brother, but fails to see the large piece of dirt in his own eye.” ['at-Targhib wat-Tarhib'; 3/236]…

Just because you are part of a particular group doesn’t mean that you are better than the people. Just because you read a particular book doesn’t mean that you are better than the people. There is some good with the Ikhwan, and there is some good with the Tabligh, and there is some good with the Salafiyyah; every one of them has a portion of the good, so, try – if you are able – to collect all of the good from these groups. They used to study from a large group of the scholars, so, his Hadith instructor is different from his Tafsir instructor , and his instructor in spiritual nurturing is different from his Arabic language instructor. Take from the Tabligh their manners…and imagine if we were to follow their path in respecting the people, and their manners with the scholars… The Tabligh have very good speech, as they convey what they say and work magic on the hearts with their manners, and cause any envy one might have against them to vanish. Take from the Ikhwan their historical movements and revolutionary ideas, and take from the Salafiyyah their beliefs. Collect within yourself all that is good, become a student, and do not restrict the truth to your own shaykh… Take from this person, and take from that person; respect the people, and give them the credit they are due, and put them in their proper categories…”

[From a khutbah entitled 'an-Nas Asnaf' (People Are of Various Types), given on September 26, 1986]

Taken From http://chekdamize.wordpress.com

The Forgotten Ones (Aseerun) - Conference

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5. Abu Waleed - Crusade Against Islam

The Lions of Iraq Are On the Prowl

Twin blasts kill dozens near Baghdad

Successive explosions kill at least 35 and injure 28 others outside an Iraqi government building in the town of Taji. Last Modified: 05 Jul 2011 10:10 Email Print Share Send Feedback

The wrecked remains of a vehicle used in Tuesday's bomb attack in the town of Taji [Reuters] At least thirty-five people have been killed and about 28 others wounded in two explosions that went off near a government council building outside of Baghdad. A parked car bomb exploded on Tuesday morning, quickly followed by another blast, as visitors were entering the building in the town of Taji, about 20km north of the Iraqi capital. "As people gathered to take a look at the explosion, a secondary explosion took place, this believed to be another [car] bomb parked nearby," Al Jazeera's Rawya Rageh reported from Basra. "The place was crowded with people who were going to process official papers and with police and employees," Raad al-Tamimi, the head of the Taji municipality, said. "It was awful ... some of the lightly wounded people were running in all directions, either crying or screaming for help,'' a policeman who identified himself only by his nickname, Abu Haider, said at the scene. He said he was not authorised to give his full name. Witnesses said burnt human bodies, some of them women, were lying on the ground and that about 20 cars were on fire. The government blames the Iraqi branch of Al Qaeda for Tuesday’s blasts. There has been a pattern of attacks targeting provincial council buildings in recent months, Rageh reported. "These are clearly part of some sort of campaign targeting provincial and local governments, perhaps an attempt to increase anger at the central government for failing to protect these local municipalities," she explained. Tuesday's attacks follow a series of blasts and gun attacks during the past two days. Green Zone attack Earlier on Tuesday, Iraqi officials reported a late night rocket attack on Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, which they said killed four and wounded 10. A police officer said armed men fired a Katyusha rocket launcher late on Monday night as Americans were celebrating independence day at the US Embassy, which is inside the Green Zone. The officer said the rocket hit a residential complex and sparked a fire. A doctor at a nearby hospital, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to release the information, confirmed the casualities. The sprawling Green Zone houses the Iraqi government headquarters, as well as the US and British embassies. It is a regular target for mortar and Katyusha attacks by fighters. On Monday, armed rebels in a speeding car killed a man near his house in the town of Rashad, near Kirkuk. Two roadside bombs planted in front of a police officer's house blew up late on Monday in Haswa, 50km south of Baghdad. The first caused no casualties but the second exploded after police arrived at the scene, killing the homeowner and wounding two other officers. Also late on Monday, gunmen shot dead a police officer near his house in the town of Mussayab, about 60km south of Baghdad. This week's violence comes after June saw the highest monthly death toll of Iraqis so far in 2011. A total of 271 people were killed in June attacks, according to government figures.

Source: Al Jazeera and agencies

Australia's New South Wales police allowed to demand burqa removal

Australia's New South Wales police allowed to demand burqa removal

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“The Settler-zombie” roaming West Bank roads

This is the rare footage of the so-called “settler-zombie,” known to roam West Bank roads in pursuit of Palestinians, peace activists or other "creatures" who convey certain amounts of "godlessness."

The “settler-zombie”, until today considered an urban legend of sorts, is comparable to “Big Foot”, “Golem” or the Loch Ness monster “Nessie”. According to most accounts, the “settler-zombie” also tires out quite quickly, most probably due to a bad diet and lack of exercise.

The creature in the footage above, harassing a left winger at Susiya junction in the West Bank, seems to fit the description.

Source: +972mag

As-salamu `alaykum

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Presenting…

'ad-Durar as-Saniyyah fil-Ajwibah al-Plymouthiyyah'

- Round 3 -

1a. Wild Wild West: Do you have any special tips for memorisation?

Tariq: Yes - come to prison!

1b. Apart from Nelson Mandela and Malcolm X (when he was not Muslim) who are some other notable non-Muslims, in your view, who have made history?

Tariq: These days, I'm reminded of Pancho Villa. He was a rebel who took part in the Mexican Revolution of 1910, and was seen as a Robin Hood-like figure, a folk hero who would rob trains and give the money to the poor, lead daring raids, and charm women with his lifestyle. Even some Americans were fascinated by him. However, after years of fighting, Pancho Villa lost the revolution to General Carranza, and withdrew to the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua.

He began to see America as the source of Mexico's problems, and in March of 1916, he attacked the city of Columbus, New Mexico (which had been stolen by American conquest after originally being part of Mexico), killing seventeen American soldiers. President Woodrow Wilson was pressed to send US troops into Mexico to kill or capture Villa, because nobody could attack America like that and get away with it. So, ten thousand soldiers were sent in under the command of General John Pershing, who had experience fighting Filipino and Native American insurgents. The media followed this war closely, as it would be a test of American might - US troops were armed with the latest military technology, and were backed by devastating air power.

In the first few months, the troops split up into small units to Comb the harsh Mexican terrain. The American government even offered a $50,000 reward (about $1 million today) for information leading to Pancho Villa's death or capture. But the locals had come to idolize him for his bravery in standing up to the US military. They would give the Americans false leads to throw them of Villa's trail - he was in this cave or that village, the Americans would scramble there, and find nothing.

By the summer, there were 123,000 US troops in Mexico, all there to track down one man. They suffered stifling heat, mosquitoes, harsh terrain, and hostile locals. At one point, Pancho Villa was in a cave recovering from a gunshot wound sustained in a firefight, and he peered down to see General Pershing leading his exhausted troops aimlessly back & forth across the mountains, with no clear idea of why they were there.

Finally, in January 1917, Woodrow Wilson decided to withdraw all American troops from Mexico. Even though they had gone in with a huge display of power, the fact that Villa had evaded them for so long gave him almost mythical status among all Mexicans and even some Americans. The clear imbalance between the size of the pursuer and the size of the pursued resulted in the exact opposite of what the Americans had set out to do: it made Pancho Villa more popular than ever, making it utterly irrelevant whether he was eventually captured or killed ...

" Just think: it cost your government $130 million (about $2.6 billion today) to try to get me. I took them over rough, hilly country. Sometimes, for fifty miles at a stretch, they had no water. They had nothing but the Sun and mosquitoes ... and they gained nothing."

- Pancho Villa (1878 - 1923)

Just remember our dear brother in your duas and along with brother Younus may Allah be pleased with them both and raise them in this life and the next ameen

good to see the aseer have a sense of humor masha'Allah

America Invades And Kills All Based On Lies!