why what happend?

@@reachedcertainty just ignore him these are the peoples who finds problem in everyone

@@starnutron6147 but still, i m just curious. I saw a video about him yesterday after this comment, is it about modernising the islam? Or changing some shariah laws?

@@reachedcertainty I think yasir qadhi said that there are holes in the narrative of preservation of the Quran but later he explained in a scholarly way why he said that. Some says he supports lgbtq. Someone says that he doesnot believe in yajooj majooj but I have seen the whole series of that and he never said that. I have learned the technicality of our deen and much more from him. I think we should take the positive of him rather than looking too much into the negatives.

@@starnutron6147 i have listened to his seerat un nabi series, it was pretty good but he do say controversial things sometimes like i mentioned above and as u mentioned about preservation of Qur'an. May Allah swt give him and us hidayah, Ameen

By Safi Kaskas

Don't, they are a waste, read the Bible

@@josiahgilalready did just increased my iman even more

@@Abdullah-ln8hl ibn Ishaq says muhammed was attracted to a baby, and would marry her if he returned

@@josiahgil first: give me the source second: ibn ishaq just writes what he hears and doesn’t confirm anything he hears that why he has so many fabricated narrations in his biography

@@josiahgilI read the Bible and saw that Isaac married a three year old.

After World War I, through the effort of Chaim Weizmann and the unrelenting efforts of the World Zionist Organization and the help of the British Cabinet, the Balfour Declaration was issued. It should be noted that what the Balfour Declaration actually wanted was a 'National Home' and not a 'State', and definitely not a 'Country'. It was not until 1942, at the Biltmore Conference that the Zionist movement clearly declared their express intention of forming a Jewish State in Palestine, with or without British agreement. Britain gave full support to the project. However, under the pressure of the Palestinian Revolution of 1936 to 1939, Britain issued the White Paper of 1939 that limited Jewish Immigration and acquisition of land. The World Zionist Organization met in Biltmore, New York in May of 1942, and decided to shift their lobby focus to the United States. The united States, soon after the war, asserted political pressure on Britain to revoke its White Paper Declaration of 1939 that limited, and or restricted Jewish influx into Palestine. The United States gave the Zionist huge Financial Aids and put enormous political pressure on member States of the United Nations to pause Resolution 181 that gave Jews the right of a 'State' in Palestine. The 1948 war erupted and a Zionist 'State' was established and it was called 'State of Israel'. It is important to note that in the 1930s and1960s, the American and Zionist propaganda to the people of United States, and the rest of the world was that the Israelites were being settled on 'a land without people for a people' as they were 'a people without land'. This propaganda was easy to push since there were no internets, or social media outlets that could be used to confirm their words. However, as at 2002 United Nation sources says that there are now 3,521,130 Palestinian refugees around the world, let alone another 1.5 million refugees not registered with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees. Palestinian sources estimates that there are over 9,545,000 million displaced Palestinians around the world as at 2002, and the number is ever increasing. After the massacre of 1948 which will soon be reported, the Jews migrated to Palestine, though not all because they believe as the scripture says in Deuteronomy 30 verses 4 to 5 that: 'Even if any of your dispersed are in the utter most parts of the heavens, from there, the Lord your God will gather you and from there will He bring you. And the lord your God will bring you into the land which your fathers possessed, and you shall possess it, and He will do you good and multiply you above your fathers.' And Ezekiel 39 verse 21 states: 'Behold I will take the children of Israel from among the nations to which they have gone, and will gather them from every side and bring them into their own land.' Whether The Land is Palestine is unknown, but what should be noted in these extracts are the words GOD, LORD, and I. The question that have arisen to the millions of Jews that have refused to migrate to the fictitious 'State of Israel' is - Is the United States or the Zionist political front GOD, LORD or the I noted in the prophecies, if not, and it is outrightly not, then Palestine is not the Land. And even if Palestine is the Land, it doesn't seem fair that they migrate to a Land built on bloodsheds. A fallacious 'State' kindled in conspiracy. The claim that the 'State of Israel' has committed an Ethnic Cleansing wouldn’t be fully discussed in a compendious manner if the previously enunciated facts are not expatiated upon. The phenomenon that Palestine was ethnically cleansed of its indigenous population is a fact, for having studied the mother of massacres that Lehi itself acclaimed to be 'an humanitarian duty', it is vividly clear that the charge is a Truth.

These Massacres include but not limited to the Massacres at Baldat al-Shaikh, Sacsac in Hebron, Abu kasr, Abu Shousha, Al-lid (Lydda), Village of Eilaboun, Ba’na and Deir al-Asad, Town of Qalqiliya, Khan Yunus, Al-Aqsa, Ibrahimi, Tunnel, Deir Yassin, Qibya, Kafr Qasim, Bahr al-Baqar, Sabra and Shatila, Qana, Jenin camp as well as elimination of Palestinian, and pro-Palestinian leaders and scholars around the world. These Massacres are what caused the initial exodus reported above, so the land was not definitely 'empty' as claimed. The killings in Palestine is one of the darkest page in the history of blood shed around the world. In 1948 alone, over 500 villages were destroyed, more than 13,000 Palestinian civilians were killed in 34 Massacres around Palestine and about 900,000 were forced to flee, 94% of them under direct pressure of death. In an effort to make this Essay concise, I will go through some of the Massacres and share first hand experiences of those that survived or covered the Massacres. MASSACRE AT BALDAT AL-SHAIKH (DECEMBER 31, 1947). As the world was preparing to welcome the New Year, the ferocious Hagana Gang members stormed the village of Baldat al-Shaikh (now under the Zionist name Tell Ghanan) in pursuit of unarmed citizens, so as to aggravate the existing fear that will trigger the denizens to flee. The death toll of this massacre reached approximately 600. Their bodies were mainly found inside the village houses. MASSACRE AT SASAC IN HEBRON (FEBRUARY 14-15, 1948). In the village of Sasac, at dusk when everyone was asleep, the village was attacked. The Zionist attacked, frightening the citizens who sought refuge in their homes. Twenty homes were bombed, and the death toll reach 150. THE MASSACRE AT ABU KASR (MARCH 31, 1948). This massacre was carried out by terrorists from the Hagana armed organisation, which subsequently became the nucleus of the Zionist Army. The armed terrorist massacred indiscriminately. Corpses of children, women and aged persons including Christians were found littering the streets. With series of explosion operations, the Zionist terrorists pursued the unarmed villagers who tried to flee from their homes for fear of being killed. THE MASSACRE AT DEIR YASSIN (APRIL 9-10 1945). The famous Deir Yassin’s massacre was one of the most inhumane atrocities ever committed by man to man. Perhaps the severity of blood shed was what has always made Menachem Begin, Israel’s Prime Minister from 1977-1983, to always deny stories of massacres but later would say that 'out of evil, good came'. On the 9th of April 1948, the Irgun, a Jewish underground group, had slaughtered, yes, axe-slaughtered as many as 250 inhabitants of Deir Yassin, a Palestinian village near Jerusalem. On the 10th of April 1948, the Zionist gangs of Stern, Irgun and Hagana raided Deir Yassin at 2am, which continued till afternoon of the same day. According to eye witnesses, these terrorists killed every one within shooting range and subsequently threw bombs to destroy the houses along with everyone inside them. The terrorists of these notorious gangs searched the rubble to massacre everyone who remained alive inside the demolished houses. Before withdrawing from the village, the terrorists gathered together the remaining villagers and executed them in cold blood, including elderly people, women and children. In describing the massacre, an eyewitness recounted - 'a bride and groom at their final wedding celebration were the first victims. First they were thrown down along with thirty-three of their neighbors, they were forced to stand up against a wall and pelted with machine-guns with their hands tied.' Fahmi Zaydan, the only survivor of his family in this massacre was 12 years old at that time. He recounted the plight of his family by saying - 'the Jews ordered everybody in my family to stand up with their faces to the wall. Then they started opening fire on us, I was wounded in my side. Most of our kids managed to survive because we hid behind our families. But a bullet shattered the head of my sister Qadriya, who was four years old, and everybody else who was standing along the wall was killed, including my mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, maternal aunts and uncles, and some of their kids.' Halima Eid, a descendant of one of the largest families in Deir Yassin, was thirty years old at the time of the massacre. She recalled - 'I saw a Jew who shot my brother’s wife, Khaldiya in the neck. She was about to give birth. Then he slashed her stomach open with a butcher’s knife and when one of the women tried to get the baby out of the dead mother's womb, they killed her too. Her name was Aisha Radwan.' In another house, Hana’ Khalil, 16 years old at the time, saw a Jewish terrorist unsheathe a large knife and use it to slit open the body of her neighbor, Jamila Habash, from head to toe. Then he killed another neighbor who belonged to the family by the name of the Fathis in the same manner and on the doorstep of the same house.' The same sort of atrocities were repeated in all houses by these terrorists. Among these guerillas were female Jews belonging to the Lehi and Itzel organization, which vehemently participated in the massacre swinging daggers with hands and body splashed with blood, as if the axes were war medals. Menachem Begin, former Prime Minister of 'Israel', boasted about this massacre in one of his writings. He wrote that 'the operation had tremendous, unanticipated results. After hearing the news of Deir Yassin, the Arabs were panicked and began fleeing in terror. Out of a total of 800,000 Arabs, who had been living in the land of present day 'Israel', only 156,000 remained.' Lehi also killed non-Palestinians in this raid. Most prominent was the British Minister resident in the Middle East, Sir Edward Walter Guinness. Even though Lehi was banned for their actions during these periods. Israel granted a general amnesty to Lehi members on the 14th of February 1949. And in 1980, Israel instituted a military decoration in 'award for activity in the struggle for the establishment of Israel', it was called the 'Lehi Ribbon'. Another prominent non-Palestinian that was murdered during this seige was Folke Bernadotte. Folke Bernadotte, was a Swedish diplomat and nobleman noted for his negotiation of the release of about 31,000 prisoners from German concentration camps during World War II. He would later be assassinated by the Jewish Terrorist group Lehi.

THE MASSACRE AT ABU SHOUSHA (MAY 14, 1948). The Zionists Jav’ati brigade, at dawn opened fire indiscriminately on every thing that moved, which resulted in the bloody death of fifty victims, including men and women, elderly and young, many whom had their heads cut off with axes. THE MASSACRE AT AL-LID (LYDDA) (JULY 11, 1948). This massacre was carried out by the command unit led by Moshe Dayan, a defense and Foreign Minister of 'Israel'. The unit stormed the city in the evening amidst a torrent of artillery shells and gunfire directed at everything that moved in the city. The Palestinians took refuge from the attack in the Dahmash Mosque. But as soon as the Zionist terrorist reached the mosque, they killed 176 civilians who took refuge there, raising the victims of this massacre to 426 Palestinians. Once the slaughter had come to an end, the remaining unarmed civilians were led to the city’s sports stadium, where the young men were detained and killed. Some fled to the Jordan, and among those that fled was Khahil Al Wazir, who then was 12. The 12th of July 1948 turned out to be a cruel day. It was the day the then Prime Minister David Ben Gurion issued orders to expel the Palestinians from the towns of Ramleh and Lydda, in what is now the centre of Israel. Joined with his mother, brothers and sister in a pathetic retreat by road from the besieged Palestinian town of Ramleh, towards Ramallah, before long the family found itself in the Gaza Strip, the destinations for about one-quarter of the Palestinian dispersed by the killing and maiming of 1948 and 1949, which till date has suffered continuous attacks from 'Israel'. For George Habash, a medical student at the time, 13th of July, was a day of truth, the day after Ramleh was emptied of its Palestinian inhabitants. Lydda succumbed following a fierce bombardment to rid the town of its population. THE MASSACRE IN THE VILLAGE OF EILABOUN (OCTOBER 30 1948). The village was attacked on October 29 1948 by “Israel's” forces, which clashed with a group of men who were present in the village. The 'Israel' forces managed to enter the town at 5:00am. On October 30th after the withdrawal of rescue Army fighters, the inhabitants were ordered to gather in the city square, and were then fired at randomly from all four directions. THE MASSACRE IN BA’NA AND DEIR AL-ASAD (OCTOBER 31 1948). Zionist forces surrounded the two towns of Ba’na and Deir al-Asad then over took them on October 31, 1948, at 10:00am. The forces commanders ordered through loudspeakers the inhabitant of the two villages to gather on the plain area located between the two villages under guard of Zionist soldiers, then killed a group of young men in a manner described by a UN observer as 'brutal murder, since it took place without provocation or even an expression of anger on the part of the people.' THE MASSACRE OF QIBYA (OCTOBER 14TH 1953). These terrorists. after intensive artillery fired directed at the villagers, Units from the standing army of the Zionist entity surrounded Qibya with a force of approximately 600 soldiers. They stormed the village, firing in all directions. While another unit, led by Ariel Sharon, pursued villagers with fire, other Zionist infantrymen placed explosives around some houses and blew them up together with their residents. According to eyewitnesses who survived the massacre, Zionist soldier stationed themselves outside these houses, and fired on anyone who tried to flee. The casualties of the massacre reached 67, including men, women, children and most times Christians, while hundreds were injured. The massacre was followed by wails and tears by the survivors. Between this chaos. a woman sat on a pile of debris, she looked deep into the sky as if studying it. A closer look reveals the sight of small hands and legs which were the remains of her six children, while her husband’s bullet-mangled corpse lay on the road in front of her, all still and breathless. On October 27th 1953, at the International Security Council, General Von Pinika, Chief UN observer at that time stated that “the attack had been planned, and was carried out by the regular 'Israeli' forces.”

THE MASSACRE IN THE VILLAGE OF QALQILIYA (OCTOBER 10, 1956). The bloodthirsty Zionist army and a number of settlers attacked Qalqiliya, located along the green line which divided the Arab lands occupied in 1948 from the West Bank. Those who took part in the psychopathic attack included an army detachment and an artillery battalion, along with ten fighter air craft. The Zionist army bombarded the village with artillery fire before storming it. The death toll of the massacre was marked at 70. THE MASSACRE AT KAFR QASIM (OCTOBER 29, 1956). During the 1956 war, the Zionist administration imposed a curfew on all Arab towns and villages, including the village of Kafr Qasim. The curfew was communicated late to the village and a number of children and elderly people took off to inform the young men, then working in the fields outside the village about it. But the Zionist forces stationed outside the village killed them all in cold blood before reaching the village. The death toll was 49 civilians, including a number of children and elderly people. THE MASSACRE OF KHAN YUNUS (NOVEMBER 3, 1956). During the war of 1956, 'Israel' resulted in the occupation of Gaza strip for sometimes, the Zionist army carried out a massacre against the Palestinian Khan Yunus refugee camp, south of Gaza City, in which 250 Palestinians were cruelly killed. Nine days later, on November 12 1956, a unit of the Zionist army carried out another massacre in which more than 275 civilians were killed in the same camp. On the same day, the Zionist terrorists killed over a hundred more Palestinians in the Rafah refugee camp.

THE MASSACRE AT SABRA AND SHATILA (SEPTEMBER 16-18, 1982). September 16, was the dreadful pogrom’s day where Maronite Christian forces, covered by units of the 'Israel' invasion army, stormed the camps of Sabra and Shatila in Beirut. The massacre continued for approximately 36 hours. During the operation, the 'Israel' army surrounded the camps, preventing any one from entering or leaving, Radio London reported via one of its correspondents that while the killing were going on, 'Israel' soldiers surrounded the camps with tanks, shooting anything that moved. This massacre that killed over 3, 297 Palestinian civilians was carried out under the supervision of Ariel Sharon, then the Defense Minister and the architect of the invasion. The 'Israel' military Court that investigated the massacre shamelessly claimed 'that the general’s commands were misunderstood, and ridiculously fined him an equivalent of 14 American cents.' Umm Ghazi Younes Madhi, one of the survivors of the massacre said, 'They stormed the camp at 5:30am on September 16' she recalls. 'We did not hear any gunfire at first since they were killing people with axes and knives. They would bury the people alive with bulldozers. We ran away barefooted with bullets on our heels. They slaughtered my husband and three of my children in the massacre. I saw them slaughtering a pregnant woman with her husband. My niece came out of the house and they grabbed her and slaughtered her in her street. They did the same thing to her small son, who was in her arms.' Munir Ahmad Al-Doukhi, who at that time was a 13 year old boy, survived three attempts to take his life. He said he 'had been placed under the responsibility of armed men wearing filthy clothes and who did not speak Arabic well. With me was a group of women and children who had been dragged out of their houses. They fired on the women and children, and I was injured in my right foot. My mother was wounded in her shoulder and in her leg. When they asked the wounded to stand up so that they could take them to the hospital, I pretended to be dead. Then they fired on them all over again. So that’s how I survived the second attempt to kill me. But my mother had already died. And on the morning of the next day, they shot at me when they found out that I was still alive. They wounded me and thought I was dead, so they left me alone.' Sumaya Qasim Bashir says, 'My husband and my son were killed in the massacre. The most horrible sight I saw was the sight of our neighbor, Hajja Munira Amr, first they slaughtered her four-month-old child before her eyes, and then they slaughtered her.' An American nurse by the name of Jill Drew tells of an eye witness who said that they tied up the children, and then slaughtered them like sheep in the Sabra and Shatila camps. They were lined up in the sports stadium, and then they form firing squads to shoot them dead. Ali Khalil Afana, who was 12 years old at the time looked while his mother and father were being rained with bullets and would later hear that his three brother had been killed and their house ruined to pieces with him in the hospital, with broken hands and legs. A woman from Sabra camp narrated that 'they pushed my husband, my father and brother toward a wall and stood them up their backs to it. Then they made them raise their hands and showered them with a torrent of bullets, and they fell down dead. When my mother and I screamed they pulled us by the hair toward a deep hole that had been caused by a bomb. But just then they received orders to move somewhere else, so they left without firing on us. Then we fled.' Another woman speaks of how they came into her house when a neighbor boy was visiting her. They fell upon him with an axe and split his head in two. She says, 'When I screamed, they tied me up with a rope that they had with them. Then they threw me into the floor and three of them took turns molesting me. By the time they left I was unconscious, and when I finally woke up I was in a civil defense ambulance.' Some militiamen would crush Palestinians to death under the wheels of their military vehicles. A Danish television cameraman by the name of Pederson, filmed a number of army trucks filled with women, children and elderly people, headed towards some unknown destinations. People in Sabra and Shatila were killed indiscriminately, and a large number of women were molested. There were many people who raised white flags as a sign of surrender, especially children and women. However they were among the first victims of the massacre. Among them were more than fifty women who went to surrender, but they were all killed. In Akka (Acre) hospital at exactly 11:30am, the 'Israeli' terrorist group came in, and killed doctors and patients. A 19 year old Palestinian nurse by the name of Intisar Ismail, whose disfigured corpse was found later had scars of having been molested before being killed. They killed many sick and wounded people as well as some of the hospital workers and local residents who had come to the hospital for refuge. Then they forced forty patients to get into trucks. They were not seen again. During the massacre, the terrorists killed physicians Ali Uthman and Samiya al- Khatib inside the hospital. And they emptied their cartridges into the head of a fourteen year- old wounded boy named Muwaffaq As’ad as he lay in bed. Roberto Soro, a Beirut correspondent for the The Time, relates what he saw after entering the camps as follows, “There was nothing but piles of debris and corpses. The bodies were piled on top of one another, including children, women and men. Some of them had their hands tied behind them, and some had their hands tied to their legs. Part of some heads had flown off in different directions, and there was the body of a woman holding her child to her bosom, both of them had been killed by the same bullet. The bodies had been removed from one place to another with 'Israeli' bulldozers. One woman stood over a maimed corpse screaming, 'My husband! Oh Lord who will help me now? And all of my children have been killed! My husband, they have slaughtered him! What will I do? Oh Lord, Oh Lord!'” The Washington Post’s correspondent recorded what he saw as follows, 'Entire houses had been destroyed by bulldozers, turned into piles of bodies as if they were so many dolls. And over the corpses, the holes which appeared in the walls of the house indicated that they had been shot dead. On a short dead-end street we came across two girls, one of them about 11 years old and the other only a few months. They were both lying on the ground with their legs tied up, and there was a small hole in each one's head. A few steps away from them on the wall of a house bearing the numbers 422 and 424, they had fired on eight men. Every street, no matter how small, had its story to tell. On one street there were sixteen corpses piled on top of each other in peculiar positions, and nearby there lay a 40 year old man with his hand still extended in a gesture as if to plead for mercy. His dust-covered head looked toward a woman now beneath the rubble.' A man reported that 'We saw cadavers piled up in a corner to our right, only fifty yards from the entrance to the Shatila camp. There were more than twelve bodies of young men whose feet and hands had been tied around each other, and they were still in the throes of death. Every one of them had received a bullet near their temple which had gone through their brains. On the right side of the necks of some of them there were bright red and black scars I saw a little girl no more than three years old who had been thrown into the road like a doll someone had thrown away. Her white dress was spattered with mud, blood and dirt, and a bullet had blown away the back of her head. When the armed men stormed the camp, families had gone to sleep and were in their bedrooms. I saw bodies lying on the floors and piled under chairs. And it appeared that many women had been molested, since their clothes were strewn on the ground. I saw a mother holding her little boy, both of them with bullets through their heads, Unclad women whose hands had been bound behind their backs, and a baby with a shattered head. And they lined them up carefully in a circle, placing the head in the middle. At Sabra and Shatila the prevailing impression is that the killers deliberately aimed to kill children in particular.' After the terrorists had withdrawn, 3, 297 men, women and children were killed within forty hours, between September 16-18, 1982. Among the dead bodies, 136 Lebanese were found, 1800 victims were killed in the streets and alleys of the camps, while 1,097 were killed in the Gaza Hospital and 400 others in the Akka Hospital. THE MASSACRE AT AL- AQSA MOSQUE (OCTOBER 8, 1990). On Monday, October 8 1990, immediately before the noon prayer, some Jewish extremists, who belonged to a Zionist extremist organisation, tried to hold a prayer service inside the mosque. About 5,000 Muslims rushed to prevent them from desecrating the mosque, and clashed with the Zionists led by the terrorist Ghorshoun Salmoun leader of the 'Temple Mount Trustees'. Only moment after the worshipper’s arrival, 'Israeli' soldiers stationed heavily inside the mosque precincts began firing indiscriminately on Muslim worshippers. The attack led to 21 deaths and wounded 150 others.

Oh, your words; goosebumps and tears all over. Stay strong, he will never be forgotten. 🤗

Shame on them ..😅

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