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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
in a way he's right whats demonstrations gonna do its not gonna change anything.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
Who are Hamas’s friends these days? It’s more complicated than you might think.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wor ... ght-think/
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wor ... ght-think/
Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
To be honest, in this particular issue I'm not into demonstrations either. Embargos, political lobbying at the UN, Dua, Charity for relief efforts mean a whole lot more. However unfortunately considering the cowardly stance the Saudi Gov Has taken they are not going to have credibility saying this.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
murax we know protest doesnt do anything but those payroll sheikhs can go to hell! their talk have no weight any more.
Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz
The face of the Saudi monarch, King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, sharply criticized the clerics and preachers in the kingdom, saying that those "Kassala and silence" about some of what is happening in the region, signal implicit him to extend the regulations of the Islamic militant with neighbors, and stressed that it would be vanguard rows under any circumstances get hated of the kingdom, surprising how the human being as sheep to slaughter another human being.
The king said, in a brief speech displayed on Saudi television during his meeting with a delegation of princes and scholars and elders, as well as the Prime Minister of Lebanon, former Saad Eddin al-Hariri, and a number of ministers and senior officials: "Dear brothers, dear friends, is not a word to me is the words that you have heard today , and I think they reflect every Muslim man and woman in the corners of the Earth. "
He said King Abdullah said: "My brothers: You all know who they are and who are the haters Hazon, even to themselves Hakdon, how to hold human rights, fueled by like sheep?" In reference to what is known in Islam Ptzkih animals by following assets legitimacy in the slaughter, and applied by some elements of the militant organizations manifestations slaughter their opponents.
He stressed King Abdullah to his face in the Eid al-Fitr, "expresses the Saudi people and the Arab and Islamic peoples correct" and affirmed its readiness to defend the country, saying: "I am one of you, nor shall make your count I sit here .. if, God forbid, and something happened, I would be in Taliatkm. I what in you. "
And seal the Saudi monarch, saying: "I do not dwell upon you, and I appreciate speak, which in my chest, because who in my chest I think you you know best, and what crosses my heart and myself, ethical and principled only thing I feel from Sgarkm and Kberkm and Mchaikhkm., And here they hear all of them, and ask them to be expelled laziness them, I see you, Kassala, and silence is what is the duty of you. duty upon your world and your religion, your religion, your religion .. and my Lord above all .. With safety. "
It is noteworthy that the Saudi monarch had the face of a speech in which he criticized the Eid al-Fitr religious extremism, and called on the clergy to prevent militants from hijacking Islam, also strongly criticized the international position about what is happening in Gaza. Prior to the queen that boosted - according to press reports - beefed up security in anticipation of the activities of militant groups, especially after the expansion of the "Islamic state" in Iraq and Syria.
http://khabaragency.net/news14298.html# ... j8Nwo.dpuf
The face of the Saudi monarch, King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, sharply criticized the clerics and preachers in the kingdom, saying that those "Kassala and silence" about some of what is happening in the region, signal implicit him to extend the regulations of the Islamic militant with neighbors, and stressed that it would be vanguard rows under any circumstances get hated of the kingdom, surprising how the human being as sheep to slaughter another human being.
The king said, in a brief speech displayed on Saudi television during his meeting with a delegation of princes and scholars and elders, as well as the Prime Minister of Lebanon, former Saad Eddin al-Hariri, and a number of ministers and senior officials: "Dear brothers, dear friends, is not a word to me is the words that you have heard today , and I think they reflect every Muslim man and woman in the corners of the Earth. "
He said King Abdullah said: "My brothers: You all know who they are and who are the haters Hazon, even to themselves Hakdon, how to hold human rights, fueled by like sheep?" In reference to what is known in Islam Ptzkih animals by following assets legitimacy in the slaughter, and applied by some elements of the militant organizations manifestations slaughter their opponents.
He stressed King Abdullah to his face in the Eid al-Fitr, "expresses the Saudi people and the Arab and Islamic peoples correct" and affirmed its readiness to defend the country, saying: "I am one of you, nor shall make your count I sit here .. if, God forbid, and something happened, I would be in Taliatkm. I what in you. "
And seal the Saudi monarch, saying: "I do not dwell upon you, and I appreciate speak, which in my chest, because who in my chest I think you you know best, and what crosses my heart and myself, ethical and principled only thing I feel from Sgarkm and Kberkm and Mchaikhkm., And here they hear all of them, and ask them to be expelled laziness them, I see you, Kassala, and silence is what is the duty of you. duty upon your world and your religion, your religion, your religion .. and my Lord above all .. With safety. "
It is noteworthy that the Saudi monarch had the face of a speech in which he criticized the Eid al-Fitr religious extremism, and called on the clergy to prevent militants from hijacking Islam, also strongly criticized the international position about what is happening in Gaza. Prior to the queen that boosted - according to press reports - beefed up security in anticipation of the activities of militant groups, especially after the expansion of the "Islamic state" in Iraq and Syria.
http://khabaragency.net/news14298.html# ... j8Nwo.dpuf
Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
hyperactive wrote:murax we know protest doesnt do anything but those payroll sheikhs can go to hell! their talk have no weight any more.
Yea, Wallahi may Allah save us these are trying times You don't know who to trust. For instance this Sheikh Allahu A'lam he may be sincere and I don't wanna judge Him just because He's Saudi, at the same time I'm distrustful.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
Payroll sheikhs are also in Qatar.
Wikileaks cable: Qatari ruler ‘understands’ Israel’s mistrust of Arabs.
While the US is scrambling to close down the unauthorized flow of secret government documents to Wikileaks and to prosecute its founder, more surprising revelations surfaced regarding Israel and the region on Tuesday, including a diplomatic cable indicating that Qatar’s ruler does not blame Israel for lacking trust in its Arab neighbors.
Israel deserves credit for still seeking peace with the Palestinians in the face of the resurgent Hamas and Hizbullah terror militias, Qatari emir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani told US Senator John Kerry in February, according to a classified dispatch disclosed by the Wikileaks Web site.
The diplomatic cable stated that the emir had said, “Israeli leaders need to represent the people of Israel, who themselves do not trust Arabs. The Emir said this is understandable and ‘we can't blame them’ because the Israelis have been ‘under threat’ for a long time.” He added it was actually surprising that Israelis still want peace given the boasting of Hizbullah and Hamas that they had driven Israeli forces out of Lebanon and Gaza respectively.
The Qatari leader also insisted that the time was ripe for an Israeli-Arab peace – and that in his opinion, the best way to achieve this was for the US to push for renewed Israeli-Syrian negotiations under Turkish mediation, which would in part help wean Damascus away from the Iranian orbit.
http://int.icej.org/news/headlines/wiki ... rust-arabs
"........In the following years, Qatar-Israeli relations remained stable. Qatar claims that it is able to engage politically with numerous political players on an equal footing as regional peace broker. In November 2012, Israel launched an attack on the Gaza Strip, destroying much of the infrastructure of the Strip. In a show of solidarity, the emir of Qatar visited the Gaza Strip in October 2012. Israel gave its permission for this visit, as a joint effort with the United States to redirect Hamas away from Iran and Syria and help them establish relationships with the more Western-oriented and Sunni-moderate Middle Eastern countries, such as Egypt, Turkey, and Jordan. Egypt, however, distanced itself again from Hamas after the military coup that ousted the Hamas-friendly government of Mohammed Morsi.
Qatar will continue its dialogue with Israel for strategic and economic reasons. Qatar’s relations with Israel are meant to strengthen its ties with the West, including the United States, and Qatar hopes that economic ties with Israel will lead to sales of its plentiful natural gas. The Qatari government is also interested in strengthening its high-tech sector by acquiring knowledge and technology and by encouraging Israeli high-tech companies to export jobs and development projects to Qatar rather than to India or Eastern Europe.
The amount of trade between Israel and Qatar has been modest: Israeli exports to Qatar amounted to 509,000 USD in 2012 (598,000 USD in 2008), and its imports from Qatar amounted to 353,000 USD in 2013 (2,141,000 USD in 2008), according to the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics. Israeli exports to Qatar consisted mainly of machinery, computer equipment, and medical instruments, and its imports from Qatar were primarily plastics."
http://fanack.com/en/countries/qatar/hi ... -alliance/
Every Sheikh has a price, none are exempt. The irony is like Saudi Arabia, Qatar adheres to the Hanbal school of Islamic law that propagates obedience to the ruler, while they support the Muslim Brotherhood that calls for activism against all secular regimes and in theory never accepts feudal monarchies like Qatar. This is a genuine form of strange bedfellows. Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qadrawi, the spiritual leader of Muslim Brotherhood based in Doha, Qatar is a persona non grata in Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain and these countries have all banned the Muslim Brotherhood. Meesha aad ka eegtaba iyo cid ay yihiinba, waa political power at all costs.
Wikileaks cable: Qatari ruler ‘understands’ Israel’s mistrust of Arabs.
While the US is scrambling to close down the unauthorized flow of secret government documents to Wikileaks and to prosecute its founder, more surprising revelations surfaced regarding Israel and the region on Tuesday, including a diplomatic cable indicating that Qatar’s ruler does not blame Israel for lacking trust in its Arab neighbors.
Israel deserves credit for still seeking peace with the Palestinians in the face of the resurgent Hamas and Hizbullah terror militias, Qatari emir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani told US Senator John Kerry in February, according to a classified dispatch disclosed by the Wikileaks Web site.
The diplomatic cable stated that the emir had said, “Israeli leaders need to represent the people of Israel, who themselves do not trust Arabs. The Emir said this is understandable and ‘we can't blame them’ because the Israelis have been ‘under threat’ for a long time.” He added it was actually surprising that Israelis still want peace given the boasting of Hizbullah and Hamas that they had driven Israeli forces out of Lebanon and Gaza respectively.
The Qatari leader also insisted that the time was ripe for an Israeli-Arab peace – and that in his opinion, the best way to achieve this was for the US to push for renewed Israeli-Syrian negotiations under Turkish mediation, which would in part help wean Damascus away from the Iranian orbit.
http://int.icej.org/news/headlines/wiki ... rust-arabs
"........In the following years, Qatar-Israeli relations remained stable. Qatar claims that it is able to engage politically with numerous political players on an equal footing as regional peace broker. In November 2012, Israel launched an attack on the Gaza Strip, destroying much of the infrastructure of the Strip. In a show of solidarity, the emir of Qatar visited the Gaza Strip in October 2012. Israel gave its permission for this visit, as a joint effort with the United States to redirect Hamas away from Iran and Syria and help them establish relationships with the more Western-oriented and Sunni-moderate Middle Eastern countries, such as Egypt, Turkey, and Jordan. Egypt, however, distanced itself again from Hamas after the military coup that ousted the Hamas-friendly government of Mohammed Morsi.
Qatar will continue its dialogue with Israel for strategic and economic reasons. Qatar’s relations with Israel are meant to strengthen its ties with the West, including the United States, and Qatar hopes that economic ties with Israel will lead to sales of its plentiful natural gas. The Qatari government is also interested in strengthening its high-tech sector by acquiring knowledge and technology and by encouraging Israeli high-tech companies to export jobs and development projects to Qatar rather than to India or Eastern Europe.
The amount of trade between Israel and Qatar has been modest: Israeli exports to Qatar amounted to 509,000 USD in 2012 (598,000 USD in 2008), and its imports from Qatar amounted to 353,000 USD in 2013 (2,141,000 USD in 2008), according to the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics. Israeli exports to Qatar consisted mainly of machinery, computer equipment, and medical instruments, and its imports from Qatar were primarily plastics."
http://fanack.com/en/countries/qatar/hi ... -alliance/
Every Sheikh has a price, none are exempt. The irony is like Saudi Arabia, Qatar adheres to the Hanbal school of Islamic law that propagates obedience to the ruler, while they support the Muslim Brotherhood that calls for activism against all secular regimes and in theory never accepts feudal monarchies like Qatar. This is a genuine form of strange bedfellows. Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qadrawi, the spiritual leader of Muslim Brotherhood based in Doha, Qatar is a persona non grata in Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain and these countries have all banned the Muslim Brotherhood. Meesha aad ka eegtaba iyo cid ay yihiinba, waa political power at all costs.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
Big surprise that arabs don't support Palestinians. Who would've guessed
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murax qatar and kuwait are just putting face, no better than saudi or uae.
we have many hamas and ikhwan leaders that even gives citizenship. i dont think they are sincire , just putting face now and soon enough will be naked just like rest leaders here.
mish'al is here doesnt mean they doing anything. wa big show going on here. when people say qatar support palastinian, i laugh. people do not know much. without america our econimic wont hold a second.
our whole existance surrounder on american intrest in the area.
we have many hamas and ikhwan leaders that even gives citizenship. i dont think they are sincire , just putting face now and soon enough will be naked just like rest leaders here.
mish'al is here doesnt mean they doing anything. wa big show going on here. when people say qatar support palastinian, i laugh. people do not know much. without america our econimic wont hold a second.
our whole existance surrounder on american intrest in the area.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
Hyper,
I'm pleased to see that not everything has gotten past you.
I'm pleased to see that not everything has gotten past you.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
nope grant, more youth , even the ones skeptical like me getting extremist. so near future will be very dark but will get better. future even darker for israel.
people like you and our leaders making things easier for us, youths. Alhamdullilah. im really happy we woke up, finally.
people like you and our leaders making things easier for us, youths. Alhamdullilah. im really happy we woke up, finally.
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Lets not forget it was the father of king abdullah bin abdul engliz that gave palestine away for Jews in the first place.
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Re: saudi mufti prohibits pro gaza protests!
let us honest, israel , is fake state and wouldnt exist with help of leaders in middle est. one by one they will run for their lives. civil war and shit. then will remain true believers. that is law of universe.
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