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"The beauty of Hassan is that you have to walk on his path before you can get to Hussein. We are regularly reminded how Hassan was there with Hussein in Karbala, albeit not in person, but through his sons who he sacrificed, while they stood beside Hussein for what is right. Hassan and Hussein are a package deal and one who ignores the older brother's life lessons cannot possibly succeed on the path of the younger brother."
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Rest in peace to all the victims in France but to see so many people express their legitimate shock and sadness about these horrific attacks in Paris a day after several suicide bombers attacked a residential neighborhood in Beirut killing over 40 people and wounding over 230 without saying a peep only shows that âȘ#âWhiteLivesMatterMore⏠even to non-whites.
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Seyyed Ali Khamenei's message to the pilgrims
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the mischievous policies adopted by the US and the crimes committed by the Israeli regime constitute the key problem facing Muslims. Ayatollah Khamenei made the remark in a message to the Hajj pilgrims. The full text of the message is as follows: In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful Greetings to the holy Kaâaba, the base of monotheism and pilgrimage place of the faithful and the place on which angels land, and greetings to Masjid al-Haram and Arafat and Mashâar and Mina, and greetings to humble hearts, and tongues mentioning [God], and eyes opened with insight, and thoughts which have set examples to others, and greetings to you blissful Hajj pilgrims, who have succeeded in answering positive to the divine call and are taking advantage of this bountiful occasion. The first duty [of Hajj pilgrims] is to muse on this global and historical and eternal positive response [to the divine call]: âverily all thanks and blessings are yours as well as [absolute] rule, [and] there is no partner for you, [and I] accept [your call].â All eulogies and thanks belong to Him, all blessings come from Him, and all the rule and power belong to Him. This is the viewpoint that is given to a Hajj pilgrim at the first step of this rich and meaningful obligation and continuation of these rituals takes place in coordination with it and then, like a lasting training and an unforgettable lesson, is put in front of him and requires him to regulate his life plan on its basis. Learning this great lesson and acting upon it is the same blessed spring which can impart vivacity and liveliness and dynamism to the lives of Muslims and relieve them from the problems with which they are grappling â both at this time and in all [other] times. The idol of [human] proclivities and vanity and lust, the idol of seeking dominance [over others] and submission to dominance, the idol of the global arrogance, the idol of laziness and irresponsibility, and all idols that bring humiliation to the endeared human soul will be shattered with this Abrahamic outcry, when it comes from the bottom of oneâs heart and turns into a life plan, and will substitute freedom and dignity and health for dependence and hardship and affliction. Brethren and sisters who are performing the Hajj pilgrimage, from any nation and any country, think about this wise divine word and through a painstaking approach to problems facing the Islamic world, especially in West Asia and North Africa, define for yourself, in view of your personal and environmental capacities and potentialities, a duty and responsibility and [then] strive toward [fulfilling] it. Today, the mischievous policies of America in this region, which are the source of war and bloodshed and devastation and homelessness as well as poverty and backwardness and ethnic and religious differences, on the one hand, and crimes [committed] by the Zionist regime, which has taken its usurping behavior in the country of Palestine to the ultimate degree of ruthlessness and evilness, in addition to repeated violations of the sacred sanctuary of the al-Aqsa Mosque and trampling on the lives and property of the oppressed Palestinians, on the other hand, are the foremost problem for all of you Muslims, about which you must think and in the face of which you must know your Islamic obligation. And religious ulema and political and cultural elites shoulder a much heavier responsibility, which is unfortunately ignored by them most of the time. The ulema, instead of fanning the flames of religious discord, and the politicians, instead of passivity in the face of the enemy, and the cultural elite, instead of being preoccupied with marginal issues, [must try to] know the great ailment of the Islamic world and accept their mission, which they are responsible to fulfill before God, and try to cope with it. The regretful incidents in the region, [including] in Iraq and the Levant and Yemen and Bahrain, and in the West Bank and Gaza, and in some other Asian and African countries, are major problems of the Islamic Ummah in which the plotting hands of the global arrogance must be seen and for which a remedy must be sought. Nations must demand this from their governments and governments must remain loyal to their heavy responsibility. And Hajj and its glorious gatherings are the loftiest place for the rise and exchange of this historic obligation. And the opportunity to denounce [infidels], which must be valued through participation of all Hajj pilgrims from all places, is one of the most expressive political rituals in this overarching obligation. This year, the bitter and devastating incident of Masjid al-Haram, brought bitterness to [all] Hajj pilgrims and their nations. It is true that those who passed away in this incident, who went to meet their God while saying prayers and going around [Kaâaba] and worshipping [God], have achieved great bliss and are, God willing, resting in the sanctuary of divine safety and observance and mercy, and this could be a great source of consolation for their families, but this [issue] cannot reduce the heaviness of the responsibility of those people who are committed to [providing] security for the guests of the Beneficent God. Acting upon this commitment and fulfilling this responsibility is our ultimate demand.
The feudal, monarchist Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have invaded Yemen with tanks, launching air strikes against a country without any air defenses. Major cities and towns are devastated. Saudi ground troops and armored carriers are killing and wounding thousands â mostly civilians. The brutal Saudi air and sea blockade of Yemenâs ports have led to a humanitarian crisis, as ten million Yemenis face starvation deliberately imposed by a grotesque and obscenely rich monarchy.
The Age of Imperialistic Wars (via anonymousmilitant)
âSince he was very young, Iâve tried to show him that we canât always afford the things that we want. When my wallet is full, I show him. When my wallet is empty, I show him. Things have been especially hard lately because my husband has missed a few paychecks. We couldnât get new supplies for school this year. But he told me: âDonât worry Mom, weâll get them when the wallet is full.â And then the other day he saw that I was upset because we couldnât get all the groceries we needed. So he went into his room and brought me his own savings.â (Anzali, Iran)
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Nature has created man a means of approach, love and solicitation and woman a source of attraction and being loved. Nature has imbued woman with the disposition of a flower and made man the nightingale, woman the lamp and man the moth. This is one of the wise schemes and plans of creation.
Excerpt from The Rights of Woman in Islam by Shaheed Mutahari (via therealhabibz)
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This is the simplest explination ever and people still donât wanna hear it.
Every night in the month of Ramadan, Allah, the Blessed and the Exalted, calls out three times: âIs there anyone who seeks from Me so that I grant him his wish? Is there anyone who turns to Me in repentance so that I may turn to him (in Mercy)? Is there anyone who seeks forgiveness from Me so that I may forgive him?â
Prophet Muhammad (S), Mustadrak al-Wasaail, vol. 7, pg. 429 (via yaseeneducation)
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Please watch Elhaamâs new video on making a personal faraj before the faraj of the Imam (aj)
I am a Muslim and my religion makes me be against all forms of racism. It keeps me from judging any man by the color of his skin. It teaches me to judge him by his deeds and his conscious behavior. And it teaches me to be for the rights of all human beings.
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But when I see someone in despair, I tell him of Hussainâs brother, I tell him heâll give you your needs, and make an oath like no other, if Abbas sends back your wish, Iâll close my pen forever.
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ERIC GARNERS STEP-DAD SAYS COP WHO KILLED SON DID SO IN RETALIATION BECAUSE OF âVENDETTAâ HE HAD FOR YEARS & COMPLAINT FILED
According to a new interview with Eric Garners stepdad, Benjamin Carr, which we have on video, Carr tells us that police didnât show up that day because Garner broke up a fight or sold cigarettes; they were there because police had a history of harassing Garner. It was also confirmed with a member of Garnerâs family that Eric Garner was frequently harassed by these officers, and it goes much deeper than money. Garner had actually been sexually assaulted by the NYPD, on multiple occasions. In fact, in the choking video Eric clearly says
âEvery time you see me, you want to mess with me. Iâm tired of it. It stops today. Iâm minding my business please just leave me alone,â
Carr even says in the interview that the cops told Garner that the real reason they were confronting him was âa personal matter.â (you can see this clearly in the choking video)
Wait. It gets worse.
officer Daniel Pantaleo, the man who was responsible for Garnerâs death, has been sued three times for violating the constitutional rights of other black males in the area, by performing humiliating strip searches and fondling the genitalia of his victims, some of them in public view, including:
A lawsuit that was just filed in November and comes from Kenneth Collins, who says in the lawsuit that he âwas subjected to a degrading search of his private parts and genitals by the defendants.â
An incident where The NYPD paid out a settlement last year to two men who sued the city because Pantaleo forced them to strip naked in public as he âtouched and searched their genital areas, or stood by while this was done in their presence.â
So to sum things up:
The NYPD (especially Daniel Pantaleo) have been following/frisking/stopping Eric Garner for years (So a bunch of grown men have been stalking this man for no reason)
Eric Garner stated on several occasions to families and friends that he has been sexually harassed by the very police officer whos has had THREE other sexual harassment lawsuits filed against him.
about a month before his death, Garner stated he was sick of being bullied by these police so he filed a complaint to the NYPD for an incident where they "shook him down for money " and "sexual harassed" him (again).
After multiple tries to confirm this complaint against the NYPD by reaching out to their Staten Island precinct, and their police department they were put on hold for excessive amount of hours, hung up on, and eventually ignored all together.Â
Several family members and close friends of Garner say that the police were already at the scene before Eric even arrived, ready to cause trouble, and think they were there "to jump him." because of the complaint he filed.
It doesnât take a rocket scientist or a detective to figure out what happened here. This wasnât just an accident this was a plan.Â
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INTERSECTIONS | ANILA QUAYYUM AGHA
Winner of both the public and juried vote of Artprize 2014, Pakistani artist Anila Quayyum Agha exercises the architecture of the Grand Rapids Art Museum in Michigan by infilling it with a dynamic interplay of shadow and light. Intersections comprises a 6.5 foot laser-cut wooden cube pierced with carefully crafted patterns and illuminated from the inside, which casts expansive, lace-like geometries onto the surrounding walls, ceiling and floor.
Tahira Qazi, do not forget the name
this women, the principle of the attacked school in Peshawar, had the chance to run, but she didnât, she stayed and tried all she could to save her children, the innocent kids in that school. what a price she payed, she was burned alive and the kids were made to watchÂ
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Someone screamed at us to get down and hide below the desks,â he said, adding that the gunmen shouted âAllahu akbarâ [God is greatest] before opening fire. âI saw a pair of big black boots coming towards me, this guy was probably hunting for students hiding beneath the benches.â âThere are so many children beneath the benches, go get them,â one of the men ordered another. Khan said he felt searing pain as he was shot in both his legs just below the knee. He decided to play dead, adding: âI folded my tie and pushed it into my mouth so that I wouldnât scream. âThe man with big boots kept on looking for students and pumping bullets into their bodies. I lay as still as I could and closed my eyes, waiting to get shot again. âMy body was shivering. I saw death so close. I will never forget the black boots approaching me â I felt as though it was death that was approaching me.â
Testimony of a teenager who survived the attack in Peshawar (via tamarrud)
