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SubhanAllah, walHamdulilah, wa La illaha ilAllahu, waAllahu Akbar, wa la Hawla wa la quwwata illa billah (Glory be to Allah, All Praise is for Allah, There is No God but Allah, Allah is the Greatest, There is no might or any power Except with Allah). (The above) are the good deeds which endure [al-baqiyaatuS-SaliHaat] الباقيات الصالحات
How to steal an ElEctIOn
Planned for decades.
Two years ago, the occupation destroyed our home, turning our dreams, memories, and everything we owned into piles of rubble and ash, as seen in this picture.
Marriage is ستر
What ستر means is cover. Marriage is meant to conceal, cover, and protect you from the outside world. It’s meant to protect your heart, your soul, your body from falling into the traps of Shaytan. Marriage is so much more than love its Mercy, Kindness, Compassion. Its Understanding, Patience, Gratitude. Marriage is not about Love, it’s about building a family, protecting communities. Its about ستر
Rescue Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya
Palestinian Doctor Hussam Abu Safiya Suffers In Silence As The World Remains Distracted
Abducted by Israeli forces on December 27, 2024, Gaza’s beloved doctor is being held hostage & is subjected to round the clock torture.
His family recently appealed to world to campaign for his release, as he is held hostage without any charges, while his health deteriorates & he is unable to even speak.
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Our Rights
Ibn Al-Qayyim [رحمه الله] said:
«إذا تأملت حال أكثر الناس وجدتهم ينظرون في حقهم على الله وﻻ ينظرون في حق الله عليهم .»
When you reflect upon the condition of the majority of the people you find that they look for their right upon Allaah but they do not look for Allaah's right upon them.
[Ighathaa Al-Lahafaan, (1/98)]
Sulfur combusts on contact with air to create stunning blue lava-like rivers of light in the Kawah Ijen crater on the island of Java | Ph: Olivier Grunewald
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William Henry Quilliam
Long before Islam became widely known in Britain, a successful Victorian lawyer from Liverpool embarked on a journey that would change not only his own life, but also the history of Islam in the United Kingdom.
His name was William Henry Quilliam.
Born into a wealthy Methodist family, Quilliam was a respected defense lawyer with a promising future. Like many people, he had little connection to Islam and never imagined that one day he would become one of its most prominent advocates in Britain.
Everything changed in 1887 during a visit to Morocco.
While traveling by ferry through rough seas and a violent storm, Quilliam witnessed something that left a profound impression on him. Despite the danger surrounding them, Muslim passengers calmly turned to God in prayer, displaying remarkable faith, serenity, and trust in their Creator.
The experience sparked a deep curiosity.
He began studying Islam seriously.
The more he learned, the more convinced he became that it was the truth.
At the age of 31, he embraced Islam in Tangier and took the name Abdullah Quilliam.
But his story did not end there.
Returning to Liverpool, he established the Liverpool Muslim Institute, which included what is widely regarded as the first officially recorded mosque in England, along with a school, orphanage, library, and printing press.
Through his writings, lectures, and outreach efforts, Quilliam helped introduce Islam to British society and reportedly inspired around 600 people to embrace the faith, including professionals, community leaders, and members of the aristocracy.
His dedication attracted international attention.
In 1894, the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II officially appointed him Sheikh-ul-Islam of the British Isles, recognizing his efforts in serving Islam and the Muslim community in Britain.
Although later legal controversies forced him to leave Liverpool in 1908, Quilliam never abandoned his commitment to Islam. He continued supporting Islamic causes and missionary work until he died in 1932.
His story reminds us that guidance can reach anyone.
A lawyer from Victorian England.
A man raised in a Christian household.
A respected member of British society.
Yet when he sincerely searched for truth, he followed it wherever it led.
More than a century later, his legacy continues to inspire Muslims across Britain and beyond.
Guidance belongs to Allah alone. He guides whom He wills to the Straight Path.
Alhamdulillah!
Emilia
Israel Bans Palestinian Medical Grads From Practicing
Israel’s Ministerial Committee on Legislation has advanced a draft bill that would bar graduates of the medical faculties of Al-Quds and An-Najah Universities from practicing medicine in Israel.
The explanatory memorandum is troubling, for what it does not say. It does not allege deficiencies in academic standards. It does not question the competence of Palestinian citizens of Israel who graduate from these institutions. Rather, it asserts that exposure to expressions of support for terrorism renders such graduates morally incapable of providing impartial medical care.
As a medical professional who has worked alongside physicians trained at both universities, I have seen no evidence to support such a claim. I have encountered competent, dedicated professionals committed to the ethical obligations of medicine, treating patients without distinction as to nationality or political belief.
As an international lawyer, I reject legislation founded on collective political prejudice and racial discrimination. A measure that excludes individuals because of where they studied and who they are presumed to be, breaches the most basic principles of equality before the law.
Israel remains a party to the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination which requires States Parties to prohibit and bring to an end racial discrimination “by any persons, group or organization”, including through legislation. Laws that single out a particular national group for adverse treatment, absent any individualized assessment, are impossible to reconcile with that obligation.
The issue is not medical competence. The bill itself concedes as much. The issue is whether a State that alleges commitment to the international rule of law can lawfully presume bias or moral deficiency on the basis of national origin and educational affiliation. International law gives a clear answer. It cannot.
Itay Epshtain
UN: Israel Deliberately Targeting Palestinian Children
The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry, in a report issued today (23 June), stated that Israeli forces are deliberately and systematically targeting Palestinian children.
It described this as part of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity committed in Gaza and the West Bank since October 2023.
The Commission emphasized that this targeting is part of a broader effort to undermine the existence of the Palestinian people at its roots.
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End Israeli Occupation Of Palestine
End Israeli Occupation!
End Israeli Apartheid!
End Israeli Ethnic Cleansing!
End Israeli Continuous Genocide!
End Israeli Crimes Against Humanity!
End Israeli Mass Killings!
End Israeli Torture!
End Israeli Human Rights Violations!
End Israeli Land Theft!
Boycott Israel!!!
Divest From Israel!!!
Sanction Israel!!!
Where is the accountability???
We boycotted and protested South African Apartheid, why is it illegal and prohibited to do the same against Israel???
END THE NEVERENDING NAKBA ONCE AND FOR ALL!!!
Israel Dehumanizing Palestinians
Gordon’s scarred back exposed the brutality of slavery over 160 years ago.
Today, Palestinian Mohammad Abu Tawileh’s tortured back tells a similar story. Different time, different place—but the same logic: dehumanization, domination, and violence justified in the name of power.
Ramy Abdu
Israel's Project 545
Israel has earmarked over half a billion shekels ($145 million) in its 2025 budget to weaponize social media and ChatGPT in its largest U.S. propaganda push since it began carrying out a genocide in Gaza, according to newly filed FARA documents.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry hired U.S. firm Clock Tower—run by Trump’s ex-campaign manager Brad Parscale—to shape online discourse, including attempts to engineer how AI systems like ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini respond to queries about Israel.
The campaign—called Project 545—aims for 50 million monthly impressions, with 80% of its content aimed at Gen Z on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.
A parallel program, Project Esther, is bankrolling U.S. influencers: contracts allow payments of up to $900,000, with a monthly budget reaching $250,000.
The plan begins with 5–6 influencers required to post 25–30 times per month, later expanding into larger networks with American agencies and Israeli content creators.
Influencers can earn anywhere from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Netanyahu, who personally met with influencers in New York earlier this month, called social media Israel’s “eighth front” and declared: “The most important weapon today is social media.”
Drop Site / YNet News
IDF and Israeli Settlers Murder Children and Teens
I read the new Btselem report on Israel killing children and teens in the West Bank. The pattern is clear. The IDF and settlers murder them. They are denied care as they die. The perpetrators are not held accountable. These are the worst cases:
1) Rida Bisharat, 8, and Hamza Bisharat, 10. Tammun, January 8, 2025. Playing in a small yard between their family homes when an Israeli aircraft fired a missile that killed them and a third cousin, Adam, 23. The mother reached her son as he lay bleeding from the head and groaning. Soldiers said in Arabic they would give first aid, then made the family back away, covered the three bodies in blankets, and took them without checking them. The military later claimed the three were identified as IED-planters; no IEDs were found. No charges against the perpetrators.
2) Layla al-Khatib, 2. Muthalath a-Shuhada, January 25, 2025. She was sitting in her mother’s lap at the dinner table when soldiers fired into the second-floor apartment, striking the back of her head. Her grandfather carried her bleeding into the street, where an officer said in English, “I’m sorry, she was hit by mistake.” With no ambulance present, the family carried her 100 meters to a civilian car. The army told Haaretz a “wanted terrorist” was barricaded inside and that it summoned medics; B’Tselem found no one was barricaded, no loudspeaker calls were made, and the mother was not pregnant as claimed. The army was investigating, no charges.
3) Hamed Nazzal, 16. Qalqiliyah, February 26, 2025. He was shot while throwing stones at Eyal Checkpoint with other teens, none of which caused any reported injury. After he was hit, the soldiers provided him no medical treatment of any kind. Paramedics were unable to reach him and only recovered his body roughly 15 minutes after the shooting. The delay in access falls within the pattern B’Tselem documents across nearly a quarter of the cases. The case drew an internal military review at most, no charges.
4) Omar Zyud. Silat al-Harithiya, April 2, 2025. He was hit in the back by fire from a machine gun mounted on an armored vehicle while among boys throwing stones and IEDs at the vehicles. The rounds killed him and wounded two other boys. The soldiers left the scene a few minutes later without providing medical treatment to any of the casualties. Israel was among those still withholding bodies in this period. No soldier was charged.
5) Ayman al-Haymuni, 12. Hebron, February 21, 2025. He and his 10-year-old brother had just left their grandfather’s house to walk to their uncle’s next door. After noticing soldiers who had raided the neighborhood, the two boys tried to return to the grandfather’s house, and as Ayman turned back he was shot in the back and fell. B’Tselem’s investigation found no clash underway that would account for the fire. The case produced no indictment.
7) Rimas Amuri, 13. Jenin, February 21, 2025. She had asked her mother for permission to visit her cousins next door. No clashes were taking place in the neighborhood, and traffic was moving normally. She was shot just as she turned onto the path to her uncle’s house. The army described her to Haaretz as a “suspicious figure” who ignored warnings; B’Tselem found she was shot in the back, with no warning heard by witnesses. No charges followed.
8) Malek Hattab, 17. al-Jalazun Refugee Camp, April 14, 2025. He was shot in the abdomen from a second-floor balcony as a group of youths fled from two military jeeps. B’Tselem could not establish that Hattab took part in any clash. A woman who lived nearby tried to reach him to help but was driven back into her home by soldiers’ fire, an obstruction of care of the kind documented across the report. No soldier was charged.
In 13 of the 54 cases, nearly a quarter, the military delayed or entirely blocked medics or residents from reaching the wounded, and in at least nine cases soldiers fired in the air or at rescuers to keep them away. And as of mid-April 2026, Israel was still holding 18 of the 54 bodies, denying the families burial. In none of the cases was anyone prosecuted for killing these children. That says it all.
Shaiel Ben-Ephraim
