Hundreds dead in Egypt as army cracks down on sit ins

[Jaidi]

More photos (Not graphic)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mosaaberis ... 508552545/

(Exxxxxxxxxxtremely graphic)

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Egyptma ... mode=media

Mosaab is an incredible photographer. His photo was the cover of the NYT yesterday.



His bro is an AJA reporter who got arrested in Raba'a yesterday.

[Cherine]

Inaalilaah wa inna ileyi raji3oun! this is so sad waan iska ooyey, how is this happening? I'm so confused.

[AhlulbaytSoldier]

Lets hope that Egyptians will pick up weapons and fight the pro-Zionist army.
This massacre was the crossline. No more return to dialogue after such genocide.

[FAH1223]

Freedom and Justice Party talking about the burning of churches

The Pope of the Church is involved in the removal of the first elected Islamist president.

The Pope of the Church alleges Islamic Sharia is backwards, stubborn, and reactionary.

The Pope of the Church sponsors Black Bloc groups to create chaos, pursue banditry, and siege and storm mosques.

The Church mobilizes the Copts in June 30 demonstrations to topple the Islamist president.

The Pope of the Church objects to the articles of Islamic identity and withdraws from the Constituent Assembly.

The Pope of the Church was the first to respond to Al-Sisi’s call to authorize the killing of Muslims and the outcome of the authorization was more than 500 dead today.

The Pope of the Church sends a memo to the current commission to cancel the articles of Sharia.

After all this people ask why they burn the churches.

Note:

Burning houses of worship is a crime.

And for the Church to declare war against Islam and Muslims is the worst offense.

For every action there is a reaction.

This was originally published in Arabic on the Freedom and Justice Party’s Helwan Facebook page.

[Hodan94]

I believe the christians in egypt started all this bullshit.
Soon or later there would be a backlash on these people. Burning churches is just the begining. They started this to simply recieve sympathy to the gaalo nations in the west. Little do they know these gaalos dont even care about them. The west just wants to get rid of an Islamic government and if these Egyptian coptics get caught up in the war then no support would bë given to them. Look at iraq, the christians supported the uprising of Saddam Hussain, a leader that respected the christians, he let them build churches even more beautiful than the mosques in Baghdad. These christians today regret the ousting of Saddam and they realise now that life under Saddam gave them many opportunities. I believe the Egyptian christians will also feel this way in the future, and that they shouldnt have ousted democratically elected president of the muslim brotherhood.

this is my opinion however egypt is not an issue I care about.

[Cherine]

^Are you trying to gain the good will of that self absorbed twat abdi ismail?

Certainly don't obsess over it, don't burden yourself with their problems or make it a priority because heaven knows we have enough headaches of our own, being from Somalia/Somaliland and that. But to waltze in here and make comments saying you don't care about all these butchered people??? That is so insensitive and heartless of you, {and I've seen you do this MANY times, waan kaa amusnaa uun} the least you could do is stay away from this thread and maybe just hole yourself up in the Somaliland section. You don't care that hundreds of Muslim men and women have been butchered? that Mosques of Allah have been destroyed and people killed inside it? That a Muslim president is held hostage to this very day throughout Ramadan, through out Eid for no reason other than his beliefs?
You guys seem to believe that only Somali people's sufferings wa inay idiin muuqdaan. Imaankiina is in danger, xagaad u duceeyn lahayd ayaad la timi ' egypt is not an issue I care about.' be ashamed of yourselves.

The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be uporself him, said, “The parable of the believers in their affection, mercy, and compassion for each other is that of a body; when any limb of it aches, the whole body reacts with sleeplessness and fever.”

“Do not envy one another; do not inflate prices against one another; do not hate one another; do not shun one another; and do not undercut one another in transactions; but be servants of Allah, brothers. A Muslim is the brother of a Muslim: he does not wrong him, let him down or look down on him. Piety is here (pointing to his chest three times). It is evil enough for a Muslim to hold his brother-Muslim in contempt. All things of a Muslim are inviolable for another Muslim: his blood, his property and his honour.” (Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim)

[FAH1223]

I believe the christians in egypt started all this bullshit.
Soon or later there would be a backlash on these people. Burning churches is just the begining. They started this to simply recieve sympathy to the gaalo nations in the west. Little do they know these gaalos dont even care about them. The west just wants to get rid of an Islamic government and if these Egyptian coptics get caught up in the war then no support would bë given to them. Look at iraq, the christians supported the uprising of Saddam Hussain, a leader that respected the christians, he let them build churches even more beautiful than the mosques in Baghdad. These christians today regret the ousting of Saddam and they realise now that life under Saddam gave them many opportunities. I believe the Egyptian christians will also feel this way in the future, and that they shouldnt have ousted democratically elected president of the muslim brotherhood.

this is my opinion however egypt is not an issue I care about.

Attacking churches and innocent folk is wrong. Fight vs the army that's killing you.

[Hodan94]

@Cherine
if you are that concerned by the Egyptians why dont you go to nasr square and support the protest. Where in my comment did I mention that I support the killings? In these events its better to stay neutral as its an internal conflict. They know each other. I dont know their situation.
I'm mentioning the reality down there. Dont get all emotional on me.

[Cherine]

Why should I go there? It is an internal conflict yeah and we should not involve ourselves. But don't say you don't care or that we shouldn't care. It's not becoming of a Muslim ma fahantay?

[Grant]

http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Egypt%27 ... 28706.html

On 3 July, when General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced the ouster of President Mohammed Morsi, ushering in a period of transition, the Grand Imam of al-Azhar, Ahmed al-Tayeb, and Coptic Pope Tawadros, expressed both their enthusiasm and approval.

But now Pope Tawadros is thought to be targeted by the MB as the instigator. Where does Ahmed al-Tayeb stand in this?

[Cherine]

^ Good point! and don't forget the backstabbing Salafi Noor party who also supported te coup.

[FAH1223]

Ahmed Ateyya ‏@Ateyya
Saudi ambassador on Al Hayat says Saudia Arabia will send 5 billion dollars in aid to Egypt.

[Grant]

$5B, you say. I guess we know which side KSA is on....

[GeoSeven]

Ahmed Ateyya ‏@Ateyya
Saudi ambassador on Al Hayat says Saudia Arabia will send 5 billion dollars in aid to Egypt.

You have got to be kidding me! Did they announce this after the recent drama?

[SummerRain]

KSA is really the devil. Way to help divide Egypt further.