Continuation of Research on Black Sunni Muslims in Sudan
under attack by Afrocentric non-Muslims
by Kaukab Siddique, PhD
[Source book titled Defining Legends. An Analysis of
Afrocentric writings Against Islam by AbdulHaq al-Ashanti of
Ghana.]
Al-Ashanti has a well researched and documented article
about Afrocentric attacks on Sudan. These attacks finally
ended in fragmenting Sudan and involving it in ongoing
tribal warfare.
The Afrocentrics claimed that in the Darfur region of Sudan,
Arabs were attacking black-skinned Africans. This was an
orchestrated propaganda war. Al-Ashanti explains that this
was also connected to development of intense hatred between
the Christian south and the Islamic north. It ended with the
victory of the south and Sudan broke into two.
However the victory of the south was not a real victory
because the southern Christian leaders were each other's
implacable enemies. After the forces of the Muslim north
left, the southern leaders came out in their tribal
divisions and have been attacking, humiliating and often
massacring their Christian enemies.
The Christian efforts to divide Sudan were supported by the
global propaganda machine of Zionism. A major appeal to stop
"genocide" in Darfur came out of the Holocaust Museum in
Washington DC! Even ordinary American citizens picked up the
idea that "white" Arabs were killing Black Africans. Film
stars got involved and the racial "genocide" idea was
accepted by many Americans.
A young man, a Christian, was brought from Sudan and
exhibited across America as a "slave" of the Arabs who had
been rescued.
The "slavery in Sudan" idea caught on in America and became
a major media story. It turned out that the whole thing was
fake and has now disappeared.
Several Black Muslim delegations went to Sudan and could not
find any slavery but were confused and unable to rebut the
slavery propaganda in clear terms.
Jamaat al-Muslimeen played an important role in defeating
the missionary-Zionist propaganda. My Black Sunni Muslim
wife was in Sudan at that time. She was well informed
because at one time she worked for the Hon. Elijah Muhammad.
She later embraced Sunni Islam and also supported Imam W.D.
Muhammad, the Hon. Elijah's son who rejected the NOI beliefs
and opened the doors for large scale conversions to Sunni
Islam.
I had very little money and she had to study at a Sudanese
university at the grassroots level, travelling by bus and
sometimes walking for many miles when the bus did not turn
up. Later she travelled across Sudan to take a ship to go to
Jeddah and then went on to Makkah.
The important point here is that she was eyewitness to the
fact that there was no slavery in Sudan even among the
poorest sections of society.
Even more important, she pointed out that the Arabic
speaking Sudanese and the non-Arabic speaking Sudanese were
BOTH BLACK of various shades. The entire missionary-Zionist
propaganda against Sudan was fake.
[To be continued.]
Pakistan
JI Message:
"Over my dead body" he said about Foreign Loans. Imran has become a Joke.
by Qaiser Sharif
LAHORE- FEB 17: Jamaat-e-Islami Emir Senator Sirajul Haq has
said the receiving loans from the international lending
agencies and claiming it a success of the government have
become a norm in the country without considering the reality
the money with interest would be paid back by burdening the
poor masses with inflation and massive taxation.
Addressing a reception in his honor here on Wednesday, he
reminded the PTI chairman his claims about getting foreign
loans on his dead body after coming into power.
"How the prime minister is feeling on breaking all previous
records set by the former government of receiving foreign
loans?"
The former rulers, he added, were also responsible for the
destruction of the economy. Sirajul Haq said the PTI made
tall claims to fix the economy and introduce good governance
but it had not taken a single step in past two and half
years to achieve the purpose. Instead, he said, economy and
institutions had witnessed further decline and deterioration
since the PTI came into power in 2018.
He said the PTI government completely ignored the
agriculture sector as prices of agriculture inputs were
touching the skies and were not in access to small farmers.
He said poor quality seed and pesticides were the biggest
concerns of the farmers which the provincial governments
were unable to resolve so far. He said the taxation of agri
machinery was the main reason behind the increase of their
prices.
Senator Siraj said the health and education sectors were on
the verge of collapse due to flop policies of the
government. He said the government could not fulfill the
promise to implement the single curriculum. He said a system
based on the principles of Quran and Sunnah was the solution
to the country's problems. He said the JI was struggling
hard to transform the country into an Islamic welfare
state.
War News
Pakistan
Feb 19
In several attacks in Baluchistan, 5 Pakistani troops were
killed and 2 wounded. The gunmen who attacked the troops
escaped.
Ethiopia
The fighting between the government and the rebels in Tigray
has caused heavy losses on both sides. Caught in between are
the refugees from Eritrea. Both sides suspect them.
Refugees are still coming in to Sudan and now their number
is above 60,000.
Iraq
Feb. 21
Baghdad troops supported by F 16 Jets attacked Islamic State
at Tarmiyeh, 35 miles northeast of Baghdad, killing 5 and
losing 3 troops. Baghdad forces also attacked IS in Tal Afar
where IS has made a comeback.
Pro-Iran group attacked US contractors in Erbil, a rare
attack, killing one contractor, injuring several.
Syria.
Feb 21
Assad regime used heavy artillery to attack opposition
Villages in Irbid province.
Russian bombing of Islamic State fighters advancing through
eastern Homs and Hama provinces continued all week. SOHR
reporting 100 Russian air strikes killing 21 Islamic
fighters. Thirteen Assad troops were killed by the
fighters.
South eastern Deir ez zor province saw raids by IS sleeper
cells on SDF, which is supported by the US. Several killings
reported by SOHR.
News Within the U.S.
Fired for Not Taking Vaccine .
Trying to have Children.
By Sis. Aisha
[Jamaat al-Muslimeen, New York]
Bonnie Jacobson is now unemployed because she refused to get
the COVID-19 Vaccine. According to Bonnie, she is not an
"anti-vaxxer" or someone who is against vaccinations.
However, because she and her husband are trying to have
children and she did not know the effects of the vaccine on
her pregnancy, she decided against it.
Initially, Jacobson's former employer, Red Hook Tavern, did
not make getting vaccinated a requirement until February
12rh when workers received an email stating so. A few days
later, Jacobson was terminated. The Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention has stated that the risks are not
known because studies have not been done on pregnant women.
According to Mercola.com, the COVID-19 Vaccine is not really
a vaccine at all! It is gene therapy. A vaccine boosts your
immunity by injecting you with a small amount of a specific
germ that your body attacks rigorously. This stimulates your
immune system thereby allowing it to get stronger and defend
you against this germ. It is called inoculation.
During the 17th-century Smallpox epidemic, a Massachusetts
slave owner, Rev. Cotton Mather, was told by his slave,
Onesimus, that he knew how to fight off the smallpox threat.
Many Stolen Africans were imported on slave ships under the
most unsanitary conditions and were infected with smallpox,
too. Smallpox nearly decimated the Native American and
European colonies. However, Onesimus was able to inoculate
himself by rubbing some pus from an infected person into an
open wound on his own arm.
Mather discovered that inoculation was practiced among the
other slaves, as well. Dr. Zabdiel Boylston, the only doctor
who supported this procedure, inoculated his son and
enslaved people with great success! Acceptance of
inoculation gained momentum.
But Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 "Vaccine" is only meant to
lessen the effects of the disease if you get infected. The
"vaccine" label seems to be a marketing ploy and it may
violate a federal law (15 U.S.C. Section 41) regulating
deceptive medical claims. This law states that no claims of
curing, treating, or preventing a particular disease can be
made unless there have been studies done to support it. This
is why it is common to read that an herbal product is not
intended to diagnose or treat any disease.
Is it any wonder why so many Americans distrust this
government? It is because its policymakers create policies
that fatten their pockets while benefiting the American
people is an afterthought. There have been many efforts to
profit from this Plandemic. There is a documentary called
the "Plandemic" that explains these events. The only way
this madness will stop is for the American people to work
against it.
(Source: AOL.com, History.com, & Mercola.com)
Invitation to Think
Bangladesh
PM Hasina and her Top General involved in Serious Crimes and
getting Israeli help to Crush the Masses.
UN too was Fooled.
Investigation by al-Jazeera.
UN calls for Bangladesh army probe after Al Jazeera
investigation
Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit revealed Bangladesh bought
Israeli-made surveillance technology used to monitor cell
phones.
By Al Jazeera Investigative Unit,4 Feb 2021
The United Nations is calling for a full investigation into
evidence of corruption and illegality involving the
Bangladesh army, which was exposed during an investigation
released by Al Jazeera on Monday.
The corruption involves Bangladesh's Chief of Army Staff,
General Aziz Ahmed, who is due to meet senior UN officials
in New York next week.
Gang close to Bangladesh PM extracts bribes for state
contracts The gangster, the general and the prime minister
of Bangladesh
Bangladesh jails 50 for 2002 attack on PM Sheikh Hasina's
convoy
Rapid Action Battalion: Bangladesh's notorious paramilitary
force
In All the Prime Minister's Men, Al Jazeera's Investigative
Unit revealed that Bangladesh's military purchased
sophisticated and highly intrusive mobile phone surveillance
equipment from Israel, which Bangladesh military commanders
claimed was "for one of the Army Contingents due to be
deployed in the UN Peacekeeping Mission".
A spokesperson for the UN said that this was not the
case.
"Such equipment has not been deployed with Bangladeshi
contingents in United Nations peacekeeping operations," the
UN spokesperson told Al Jazeera.
"We are aware of the reporting by Al Jazeera Investigations
concerning allegations of corruption against senior
officials in Bangladesh and the press release issued by the
Ministry of Defence of Bangladesh. The allegation of
corruption is a serious matter that should be investigated
by the relevant authorities."
Bangladesh is the largest overall contributor of uniformed
personnel to UN Peacekeeping missions, with more than 6,800
presently deployed in peacekeeping operations around the
world.
IMSI-catchers
The surveillance equipment is called an "international
mobile subscriber identity-catcher", or IMSI-catcher. It is
a tool that emulates cell towers to trick cellular devices
into providing locations and data that is then captured by
the device.
It can be used to track hundreds of attendees of
demonstrations simultaneously, among other things.
The Bangladesh army said that the equipment was made in
Hungary and not Israel, which the Muslim-majority country
does not recognise.
Al Jazeera obtained the contract for the purchase, which
deliberately concealed the fact that the manufacturer,
PicSix, is an Israeli company. PicSix was set up by former
Israeli intelligence agents and sent two experts to Hungary
to train officers from the Directorate General of Forces
Intelligence (DGFI), Bangladesh' military intelligence
service, on how to operate the equipment.
The contract, dated June 2018, was signed by the Directorate
General Defense Purchase, the body charged with buying
Bangladesh's military supplies. The manufacturer was said to
be PicSix Hungary, an entity that does not exist according
to Hungarian company filings.
The contract lists the non-existing PicSix Ltd, Hungary as
the manufacturer [Al Jazeera] Al Jazeera obtained covert
recordings of a middleman, James Moloney, admitting the
IMSI-catcher was Israeli made. Moloney, an Irish national,
owns a company called Sovereign Systems, which is registered
in Singapore, though he, himself is based in Bangkok.
Moloney is recorded saying that Sovereign Systems was a
front for Picsix's business in Asia. He also admitted that
the surveillance technology is "from Israel, so we don't
advertise that technology. We are very careful about our
public profile.
"I could never say the Bangladesh army is my customer. We
cannot do that," he added.
He described the technology as "very aggressive and
intrusive. You don't want the public to know that you're
using that equipment."
Human rights violations
According to Eliot Bendinelli from Privacy International, a
UK-based privacy watchdog, authorities can use it to collect
information on people taking part in demonstrations.
"You are looking at everybody who is in the area and so you
can keep investigating and having more people under
surveillance at the same time," Bendinelli said.
Bendinelli added, "If you know what people are saying, where
they are going to meet up, what they are planning to do, you
can know a lot of things. And then you have the power to
act."
Eitay Mack, an Israeli human rights lawyer, told Al Jazeera
that the Israeli government does not scrutinise the human
rights records of end-users. "For a country like Bangladesh,
if they buy this equipment from the US or European Union,
they have leverage on you when you use it for human rights
violations and they might cancel the agreement," he
said.
China: Continued Torture of Muslims
Shackled students and gang rape inside China's detention camps
By Ivan Watson and Rebecca Wright, CNN
On the first day of her new teaching job at a Chinese
government-run detention center in Xinjiang, Qelbinur Sidik
said she saw two soldiers carry a young Uyghur woman out of
the building on a stretcher.
"There was no spark of life in her face. Her cheeks were
drained of color, she was not breathing," said Sidik, a
former elementary school teacher who says she was forced to
spend several months teaching at two detention centers in
Xinjiang in 2017.
A policewoman who worked at the camp later told her the
woman had died from heavy bleeding, though she didn't say
what caused it. It was the first of many stories the
policewoman would tell Sidik during the teacher's
three-month assignment at the heavily-fortified building
that housed female detainees.
According to Sidik, the policewoman claimed to have been
assigned to investigate reports of rape at the center by her
superiors, though CNN has no evidence of that claim.
However, Sidik said what she heard and saw herself was so
disturbing that it made her ill.
Sidik's allegations are similar to those of former detainees
who have spoken of rape and systematic sexual assault within
China's vast detention network.
Her testimony is a rare account of a worker's direct
experience of life inside the detention centers, where the
US government alleges China is committing genocide against
Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities through a repressive
campaign of mass detention, torture, forced birth control
and abortions.
The Chinese government has rejected allegations of genocide,
and in a statement to CNN said "there is no so-called
'systematic sexual assault and abuse against women' in
Xinjiang."
However, Sidik said the female police officer described how
her male colleagues used to boast about it. "When (male
guards) were drinking at night, the policemen would tell
each other how they raped and tortured girls," Sidik told
CNN from her new home in the Netherlands.
Qelbinur Sidik went from being an elementary school teacher
to someone forced to teach Mandarin to detainees.
Inside the camps
An ethnic Uzbek, Sidik grew up in Xinjiang and spent 28
years teaching elementary school students aged from six to
13. In September 2016, she said she was summoned to a
meeting at the Saybagh District Bureau of Education and told
she'd be working with "illiterates."
In March 2017, she met her new students -- about 100 men and
a handful of women. "They came in, their feet and hands
chained in shackles," she said.
At her first lesson, Sidik said she turned to the chalkboard
only to hear the detainees behind her crying. "I turned
slightly, I saw their tears falling down their beards, the
female detainees were crying loudly," she said.
Young detainees who arrived at the centers "fit, robust and
bright-eyed" quickly sickened and weakened, she said. From
her classroom in the basement of one camp, Sidik said she
could hear screams. When she asked about their cries, she
claims a male policeman told her that detainees were being
tortured.
"During the time I was teaching in there, I witnessed
horrific tragedy," Sidik said.
CNN has no way of verifying Sidik's account from inside the
detention centers. However, former Xinjiang detainees have
told CNN they were subjected to political indoctrination and
abuse, and Uyghurs who now live abroad have described
relatives disappearing into detention. Leaked documents
provided to CNN showed Uyghurs could be sent to the camps
for as little as having a beard or wearing a veil.
The Chinese government has claimed the camps are "vocational
training centers," part of an official strategy to both
stamp out violent Islamist extremism and create jobs.
"There is no 'rounding up thousands of Uyghur Muslims',"
said Xu Guixiang, a spokesperson for the Communist Party
publicity department in Xinjiang, at a government press
conference on February 1.
"What we have cracked down on, according to the law, are a
few heinous and obstinate leaders and backbones of extremist
groups. What we have rescued are those who have been
infected with religious extremism and committed minor
crimes."
'Then I was gang raped'
Tursunay Ziyawudun said she had committed no crime when she
was first detained in April 2017, after returning home to
Xinjiang's Xinyuan County to obtain official documents. She
and her husband had been living for five years in
neighboring Kazakhstan.
Her husband, Halmirza Halik, an ethnic Kazakh, was not
detained and tracked her down to the Xinyuan County
Vocational School. "We spoke through the iron gate of the
school," said Halik, speaking by phone with CNN from
Kazakhstan. "She cried after seeing me. I told her don't be
afraid ... you have not broken the law and there is nothing
to worry about."
Speaking to CNN from the US, Tursunay Ziyawudun said that
she was taken to a cell with about 20 other women, where
they were given little food and water.
Speaking to CNN from the US, Tursunay Ziyawudun said that
she was taken to a cell with about 20 other women, where
they were given little food and water.
The authorities released Ziyawudun after a month in
detention, but then summoned her back to the camp in March
2018, which she claimed marked the beginning of a 9-month
nightmare.
Speaking to CNN from the US, Ziyawudun said that she was
taken to a cell with about 20 other women, where they were
given little food and water and only allowed to use the
toilet once a day for three to five minutes. "Those who took
more time were electrocuted with shock batons," she
said.
During her detention, Ziyawudun says guards interrogated her
about her years in Kazakhstan, asking whether she had ties
to Uyghur exile groups.
During one of these sessions, she claims police officers
kicked and beat her until she passed out. Another time,
while still bruised from her beating, Ziyawudun claimed two
female guards took her to another room where they laid her
on a table. "They inserted a stun baton inside me and
twisted and shocked me with it. I blacked out," she
said.
They were extremely sadistic, causing pain and damage to the
body by beating and smacking my head on the wall.
Tursunay Ziyawudun, former detainee
Ten days later, she says a group of male guards took her
away from her cell. "In the next room I heard another girl
crying and screaming. I saw about 5 or 6 men going into that
room. I thought they were torturing her. But then I was gang
raped. After that I realized what they also did to her,"
Ziyawudun said, through tears. She said it happened multiple
times while she was detained in the camps.
"They were extremely sadistic, causing pain and damage to
the body by beating and smacking my head on the wall ... it
was their way of punishing us."
Ziyawudun's allegations of rape and torture were first
reported by the BBC. CNN is unable to independently verify
Ziyawudun's claims, but they are similar to accounts from
Gulbakhar Jalilova, an ethnic Uyghur from Kazakhstan.
Speaking to CNN in July 2020, Jalilova, described being
locked in a "prison-like" room with about 20 other women
after she was detained in May 2017.
Jalilova said she confronted one guard who sexually
assaulted her. "I told him, 'Aren't you ashamed? Don't you
have a mother, a sister, how can you do this to me like
that?' He hit me with the electroshock prod and said, 'You
don't look like a human'," she said.
On the night of September 26, 2019, after being warned by
Chinese authorities not to speak of her experiences in
detention, Ziyawudun said she walked across the Kazakhstan
border to her waiting husband.
But in the days that followed, Ziyawudun's health
deteriorated, and she suffered vaginal bleeding.
In 2020, Ziyawudun was rushed to the US for medical
treatment. Shortly after her arrival, doctors surgically
removed her uterus, with medical records seen by CNN showing
she was diagnosed for a pelvic abscess and vaginal bleeding,
as well as tuberculosis.
She said she blamed her medical complications on her
treatment in the Xinjiang camps, although CNN cannot verify
this conclusion.
"After she got out) she didn't tell me anything about her
experiences in the camp," Halik says. "Sometimes she would
cry at night and I was very angry. I knew that these things
she experienced were not good, but I didn't dare to
ask."
Tursunay Ziyawudun now lives in the US after being rushed
there for medical treatment for problems she says are
related to her detention.
Denials and shame
In a statement to CNN, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign
Affairs did not address the allegations made by the three
women directly but instead issued a broad denial.
"We hope that the relevant media can distinguish right from
wrong, not be deceived and misled by false news and biased
reports," the Foreign Ministry said, adding that their
training centers "protect the basic rights of trainees
including women from being violated, and it is strictly
forbidden to insult and abuse trainees in any way."
The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region administration has not
responded to requests for comment.
In a news conference on February 3, Chinese officials
introduced some ethnic minority women who they said had
"graduated" from the system, and "shared how they got rid of
extreme thoughts."
They also said reports of mass rape and forced sterilization
were "sheer nonsense" and state media has sought to
personally discredit the women's claims.
For example, in an article published on February 10, the
Global Times accused Gulbakhar Jalilova of being "an actor"
and Tursunay Ziyawudun of lying about her forced
sterilization, quoting a senior official saying that "all
her family members know that she is inherently infertile."
Ziyawudun told CNN she had a forced IUD insertion, not
sterilization.
Ziyawudun said she had no reason to make up her allegations.
"I am a woman in my forties. Do you think this is something
I can be proud of sharing with the world?" she said.
"I would tell them I am not afraid of them anymore, because
they already killed my soul."
For her part, Sidik, the teacher, said she was told by her
husband that government officials had come to his house and
coached him for four hours about how to film a short video
denying his wife's claims of being in a detention
center.
Guidance by Sis. Yasmin.
'As-Salaam Alaikum Wa-Rahmatullahi Wa-Barakatuhu'.
Whoever Abandons something for the sake
of Allah, He will replace it for him with
something better than it.
"Shaikh Ibraaheem Al-Hilaalee Al-Halabee {Rahimahullaah}- a
pious and noble scholar - traveled to Al-Azhar
University in search of knowledge.
While seeking knowledge, he became very poor and used
to rely on charity.
Once, several days passed by and he did not find anything
to eat and was extremely hungry!
So he came out of his room in Al-Azhar to ask for some
scraps of food. He then found an open door from which a
pleasant smell of food was coming. So he entered the door
and found himself in a kitchen with no one around...
There he found some tempting food, so he grabbed a
spoon and dipped it in, but when he lifted it to his mouth,
he held himself back from eating it, since he realized that
he had not been given permission to eat from it !
So he left it and returned to his room in the dormitory of
Al-Azhar, still hungry and starving !
But no less than an hour passed by, when one of his teachers
accompanied by another man, came into his room.
And his Teacher said to him...
'This noble man came to me seeking to choose a
righteous student of knowledge to marry his daughter,
and I have chosen you for him !
So rise and come with us to his home where we can complete
the marriage contract between you and his daughter and
you can then become part of his household.'
So Shaikh Ibrahem struggled to get to his feet, obeying the
command of his teacher and went with them.
And behold they took him to the very same house he
had been to and which he had entered and dipped the
spoon into the food!
So when he sat down, the girl's father married her to him
and the food was brought out. It was the same food he
had put the spoon into before and which he abandoned!
But now he ate from it and said to himself...
'I withheld from eating it when I had no permission, but now
Allah has given me this food with permission.'
Afterward, this righteous wife went back with him to Hallab,
after he had finished his studies. and she bore righteous
children for him."
So this is the fruit of Patience and the result of having
Taqwa ! as Allah {Azza Wa Jall } says ...
"And whoever has 'Taqwa' of Allah, He will make a way out
for him (from hardship)... and He will provide for him from
places he never imagined."
[Source~ 'Qur'an'~ Surat At-Talaaq: 65~ A #2- 3]
But as for those who are hasty, those who do not
distinguish between the truth and falsehood, seeking after
the transitory vanities of this worldly life, they will never
experience anything but grief and sorrow in their hearts, for
they will never attain the worldly life nor will they ever achieve
their right religion.
This is because they forget or perhaps neglect the saying of
Allah {Azza Wa Jall}...Is not Allah Sufficient for His servant?
Source~ 'Qur'an'~Surat Az-Zumar~ 39- A# 36]
As for those who are patient and firm and who have 'Taqwa',
they will gain ascendancy in this life and glory and honor with
their Lord on the Day of Judgement.
And Allah {Azza Wa Jall} says...
"So give the glad tidings to the Patient ones"
[Source: 'Qur'an'~ Surah Al-Baqarah: A# 155]
And Allah says...
"Verily, the patient ones will be given their reward without any reckoning."
[Source ~ 'Qur'an'~ Surat 'Az-Zumar'~39 A# 10]
My 'Salaams' To All
Y a s m i n.
Hadith of the Week
Narrated by 'Aisha, r.a.:
Abu Bakr As-Siddiq had never broken his oaths
till Allah revealed the expiation for the oaths. Then he said,
"If I take an oath to do something and later on I
find something else better
than the first one, then I do what is better and make
expiation for my oath."
Bukhari Vol 8, Book 78, # 618
[With thanks to Sis. Kristi]
Nadrat Siddique
@NadratSiddique
Aafia Siddiqui in
Extremely Cold Prison last week had no Heat
Female inmates, including political prisoner
#DrAafiaSiddiqui, were left with no heat in freezing weather
at FMC Carswell.
This violates the Geneva Convention, which stipulates the
gov't holding a prisoner is responsible for her welfare.
@GregAbbott_TX
@POTUS
@ImranKhanPTI
Jay Willis@jaywillis
At the federal medical prison in Forth Worth, Texas, about
1,000 women were left without heat and had limited access to
hot water. Prison officials stated that each person is
allotted a blanket and two sheets.
https://star-telegram.com/news/local/fort-worth/article24928405.html
Dhikr
by Imam Badi Ali
As-slamu alaikum,
يَـٰٓأَي¥ّہَا
ٱلَّذِين¤
ءَامَنُو›ْ
ٱذۡكُرُو›ْ ٱللَّهَ
ذِكۡرً۬ا
كَثِيرً۬›
"O you who believe! Remember Allah with much
remembrance."
(33:41)
Our Prophet (saw) told us:
"He who remembers his Lord and he who does not are like the
living and the dead."
(Bukhari & Muslim)
The importance of constant dhikr cannot be emphasized
enough, especially if we desire to be on the receiving end
of Allah's attention, Grace and Mercy.
Ibn Al-Qayyim (ra) said:
"Dhikr polishes the heart until it becomes like a shiny mirror."
O Allah, help us remember You, to be grateful to You, and to
worship You in an excellent manner. Ameen
As-slamu alaikum,
Never stop making dua.
You don't know when or where Allah will accept them and
answer them. Subhanallah, Allah is the most Merciful and
Forgiving. Don't underestimate His love for us.
Our sins are not greater than Allah's Mercy. So never give up hope.
May Allah have mercy on us and forgive ours sins.
Ameen.
How to Help Palestine?
America's Muslims should
be creative in helping to liberate Palestine.
Egypt's tyrant Sissi and Jordan's playboy king are
protecting the Zionist entity.
So mujahideen cannot reach them. Iran is busy fighting
Islamic groups in Syria and Iraq.
Jamaat al-Muslimeen offers the following which can succeed
in weakening the occupiers.
1. Boycott all businesses supporting the occupiers.
2. Support BDS but remember it only opposes illegal
settlements, not Israel itself.
3. Most of the support for the occupation comes from wealthy
Americans who often are of the same religion.
Notice:
Weinstein now facing 8 women for molestation.
Sheldon Adelson, deceased, who became a billionaire
owing to haram income from gambling. He and his wife are
typical examples of an American funding Israel and the
Republican party.
Epstein, billionaire and criminal who allegedly committed suicide.
Springsteen and his group made good money from slanted
movies like Saving Private Ryan and fabrications like Schindler's List.
There are many smaller fish.
Your doctor or your friend may be sending funds to the occupiers.
Always be polite and non-violent..
Outreach.
The February 14 issue of
New Trend
reached 69,151 Muslims.
Of these 8,960 are women.
It has 5,479 link clicks
Approximately 15,000 are in Pakistan.
The February 14 issue included these items:
Sunni Black Muslims vs afrocentric non-Muslims
Red mosque women in Islamabad arrested.
Dr. Hoodbhoy's satanic anti-Pakistan activities.
Jamaate Islami supports women's rights.
War news. Syria, Pakistan. Iraq, Ethiopia.
Bilal, r.a (sis. Yasmin)
Medical malpractice (sis. Aisha)
Du'a. (Imam Badi)
Hadith. [Sis. Kristi)
Hindu corruption in Canada
Chinese Muslims facing cultural Genocide
Protest against pipeline in Sioux land. (Sis. Nadrat)
Background: Western Powers, Saudi, Jordan and Iran United to
Assault the Caliphate.
[From BBC]
Islamic State: Where key countries stand.
Originally Published: Dec 2015
The lightning rise of Islamic State (IS), the jihadist
militant group that has seized large parts of Syria and Iraq
since 2014, has sent shockwaves through the Middle East and
beyond.
A US-led coalition of of Western and Middle Eastern
countries began air strikes against the group in Iraq in
August 2014 and in Syria a month later.
The UK began striking IS targets in Iraq in September 2014
and extended its involvement to Syria in December 2015.
Russia began carrying out its own air strikes in Syria in
September 2015 after a request from Syrian President Bashar
al-Assad, who has clung on to power despite more than four
years of civil war.
Here we look at where the key countries involved in the
conflict stand. The US air force has carried out the
majority of air strikes against IS targets since forming a
coalition of Western and regional powers in August 2014.
President Barack Obama is extremely reluctant to send ground
troops to fight IS after protracted and unpopular wars in
Iraq and Afghanistan, but the US does have about 3,500
troops in Iraq to train the country's armed forces.
The US has also provided weapons and training to "moderate"
Syrian rebel groups, and unconfirmed reports suggest US
special forces have been fighting alongside anti-IS forces
in both Iraq and Syria.
In October US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter signalled a
possible shift in the US campaign against IS, telling
reporters that US forces were prepared to engage in "direct
action on the ground".
Mr Carter did not go into detail about the circumstances
under which the US might carry out ground operations against
IS, but said: "Once we locate them, no target is beyond our
reach."
Saudi Arabia
Regional Sunni power Saudi Arabia is part of US-led military
action against IS targets in Syria. Riyadh also agreed to a
US request to provide a base to train moderate Syrian rebel
forces.
The kingdom has been a key supporter of the rebels,
including hardline Islamist groups, but it has rejected an
Iranian accusation that it has directly supported IS.
However, wealthy Saudis have sent donations to the group and
some 2,500 Saudi men have travelled to Syria to fight. The
Saudi authorities are concerned that IS will inspire Saudi
jihadists to challenge the monarchy's legitimacy and seek to
overthrow it.
In July 2014, Riyadh deployed 30,000 troops to beef up
security along its border with Iraq, and the following month
hosted Iran's deputy foreign minister as the two regional
rivals agreed to co-operate.
Africa
Christian vs Christian.
No End in Sight.
South Sudan's current violence 'lot worse' than during civil war
UN report says hundreds killed, hundreds of thousands
displaced during fighting; women and girls abducted and
raped.
The 2013-2018 civil war is estimated to have killed nearly
400,000 people and millions are still struggling to recover
[File: Maura Ajak/AP]
The 2013-2018 civil war is estimated to have killed nearly
400,000 people and millions are still struggling to recover
[File: Maura Ajak/AP]
19 Feb 2021
Violence raging in vast swaths of South Sudan a year after a
peace deal was signed to end the five-year civil war is "a
lot worse" than during the war itself, according to a United
Nations report released on Friday.
Attacks on civilians by armed groups intensified last year
and victims are targeted along ethnic lines, often with the
support of government and opposition forces, the report by
the UN's Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan said.
More than 1,000 killed in six months in South Sudan
Has the world ignored South Sudan?
South Sudan floods displace a million as hunger and diseases loom
The scale of violence exceeds that of the 2013-2019 war,
commission chairwoman Yasmin Sooka said.
"The violence is continuing because people know they can get
away with it," Sooka told reporters in Geneva, adding that
there was "no doubt that the coordination is really coming
from the top".
It was a sharp warning that civilians are as much at risk as
ever for atrocities, including gang rapes, forced
displacement and abductions.
The 2013-2018 civil war is estimated to have killed nearly
400,000 people and millions are still struggling to
recover.
