15000 Sunni Masaajids in Iran and 9 in Tehran alone?

[iceman]

IRAN a cesspit of filth bullshit and lies they lie to their own people about downing of a plane to how many victims of Coronavirus cases they got, its instilled in them from birth all shiites to lie and hate as much as possible and deceive others........exactly like iceman is doing after being trained in husseiniyats to lie and yet this imbecile iceman is supposed to be a teacher.
Teacher of bullxxxx who cannot answer facts.

😂

Nothing constructive 😊 You sound like someone speechless but has to say something to save their dignity. 😊

[iceman]

 

Why are you replying to old posts? Are you a messed up Shiite hater who hate Sunni?
you can’t rest until you answer anything all be it with nonsense and tripe.

As for yazid he is history in between him and now Islam achieved a lot history is an open book it’s there to see, terrorism of suicide bombing etc started with.....wait for it.....don’t deny it......Iran yes .....I R A N!!!


“The Islamic Dawa Party's car bombing of the Iraqi embassy in Beirut in December 1981 and Hezbollah's bombing of the U.S. embassy in April 1983 and attack on United States Marine and French barracks in October 1983 brought suicide bombings international attention. Other parties to the civil war were quick to adopt the tactic, and by 1999 factions such as Hezbollah, the Amal Movement, the Ba'ath Party, and the Syrian Social Nationalist Party had carried out around 50 suicide bombings between them. (The latter of these groups sent the first recorded female suicide bomber in 1985.)”

Alqaeeda came came after in the nineties

Bang goes your theory .......again

You crazy shiite bombers paved the way for crazy Sunni suicide bombers, is this what they teach in husseiniyats.😁

Shiism = bullsxxx!

😁

This is what they teach in some sunni madrassas around the globe or some Sunni mosques. Vast majority of the Sunnis are peaceful and noble. It's just hate mongers and separatists like you who live to hate and cause division.

You've missed out again. Let me put it to you.


10/8/1997

Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG)
10/8/1997

Aum Shinrikyo (AUM)
10/8/1997

Basque Fatherland and Liberty (ETA)
10/8/1997

Gama’a al-Islamiyya (Islamic Group – IG)
10/8/1997

HAMAS
10/8/1997

Harakat ul-Mujahidin (HUM)
10/8/1997

Hizballah
10/8/1997

Kahane Chai (Kach)
10/8/1997

Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK, aka Kongra-Gel)
10/8/1997

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)
10/8/1997

National Liberation Army (ELN)
10/8/1997

Palestine Liberation Front (PLF)
10/8/1997

Palestine Islamic Jihad (PIJ)
10/8/1997

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
10/8/1997

PFLP-General Command (PFLP-GC)
10/8/1997

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)
10/8/1997

Revolutionary People’s Liberation Party/Front (DHKP/C)
10/8/1997

Shining Path (SL)
10/8/1999

al-Qa’ida (AQ)
9/25/2000

Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU)
5/16/2001

Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA)
12/26/2001

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM)
12/26/2001

Lashkar-e Tayyiba (LeT)
3/27/2002

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade (AAMB)
3/27/2002

Asbat al-Ansar (AAA)
3/27/2002

al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)
8/9/2002

Communist Party of the Philippines/New People’s Army (CPP/NPA)
10/23/2002

Jemaah Islamiya (JI)
1/30/2003

Lashkar i Jhangvi (LJ)
3/22/2004

Ansar al-Islam (AAI)
7/13/2004

Continuity Irish Republican Army (CIRA)
12/17/2004

Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (formerly al-Qa’ida in Iraq)
6/17/2005

Islamic Jihad Union (IJU)
3/5/2008

Harakat ul-Jihad-i-Islami/Bangladesh (HUJI-B)
3/18/2008

al-Shabaab
5/18/2009

Revolutionary Struggle (RS)
7/2/2009

Kata’ib Hizballah (KH)
1/19/2010

al-Qa’ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP)
8/6/2010

Harakat ul-Jihad-i-Islami (HUJI)
9/1/2010

Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP)
11/4/2010

Jaysh al-Adl (formerly Jundallah)

5/23/2011

Army of Islam (AOI)
9/19/2011

Indian Mujahedeen (IM)
3/13/2012

Jemaah Anshorut Tauhid (JAT)
5/30/2012

Abdallah Azzam Brigades (AAB)
9/19/2012

Haqqani Network (HQN)
3/22/2013

Ansar al-Dine (AAD)
11/14/2013

Boko Haram
11/14/2013

Ansaru
12/19/2013

al-Mulathamun Battalion (AMB)
1/13/2014

Ansar al-Shari’a in Benghazi
1/13/2014

Ansar al-Shari’a in Darnah
1/13/2014

Ansar al-Shari’a in Tunisia
4/10/2014

ISIL Sinai Province (formerly Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis)
5/15/2014

al-Nusrah Front
8/20/2014

Mujahidin Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem (MSC)
9/30/2015

Jaysh Rijal al-Tariq al Naqshabandi (JRTN)
1/14/2016

ISIL-Khorasan (ISIL-K)
5/20/2016

Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant’s Branch in Libya (ISIL-Libya)
7/1/2016

Al-Qa’ida in the Indian Subcontinent
8/17/2017

Hizbul Mujahideen (HM)
2/28/2018

ISIS-Bangladesh
2/28/2018

ISIS-Philippines
2/28/2018

ISIS-West Africa
5/23/2018

ISIS-Greater Sahara
7/11/2018

al-Ashtar Brigades (AAB)
9/6/2018

Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM)
4/15/2019

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)
1/10/2020

Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq (AAH)
Delisted Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Date Removed

Name

Date Originally Designated

10/8/1999

Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine -Hawatmeh Faction   
10/8/1997

10/8/1999

Khmer Rouge   
10/8/1997

10/8/1999

Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front Dissidents   
10/8/1997

10/8/2001

Japanese Red Army   
10/8/1997

10/8/2001

Tupac Amaru Revolution Movement   
10/8/1997

5/18/2009

Revolutionary Nuclei   
10/8/1997

10/15/2010

Armed Islamic Group (GIA)   
10/8/1997

9/28/2012

Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK)   
10/8/1997

5/28/2013

Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group (GICM)   
10/11/2005

7/15/2014

United Self Defense Forces of Colombia   
9/10/2001

9/3/2015

Revolutionary Organization 17 November (17N)   
10/8/1997

12/9/2015

Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG)   
12/17/2004

6/1/2017

Abu Nidal Organization

How many do you see Shia 😊😊😊

[iceman]

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, al-Qaeda, Al-Shabaab (militant group), Boko Haram, Indonesian Mujahedeen Council, Taliban, Sipah Sahaba and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi follow Wahabi or Salafi ideology which is commonly opposed by other Muslims.

ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), also known as ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant), is a Sunni jihadist group with a particularly violent ideology that calls itself a caliphate and claims religious authority over all Muslims. It was inspired by al Qaida but later publicly expelled from it. RAND terrorism experts have analyzed the group's financing, management, and organization; its savvy use of social media for recruitment and fundraising; and the instability that spawned the group as a regional problem in the Middle East.

[iceman]

Why are you replying to old posts? Are you a messed up Shiite hater who hate Sunni?
you can’t rest until you answer anything all be it with nonsense and tripe.

As for yazid he is history in between him and now Islam achieved a lot history is an open book it’s there to see, terrorism of suicide bombing etc started with.....wait for it.....don’t deny it......Iran yes .....I R A N!!!


“The Islamic Dawa Party's car bombing of the Iraqi embassy in Beirut in December 1981 and Hezbollah's bombing of the U.S. embassy in April 1983 and attack on United States Marine and French barracks in October 1983 brought suicide bombings international attention. Other parties to the civil war were quick to adopt the tactic, and by 1999 factions such as Hezbollah, the Amal Movement, the Ba'ath Party, and the Syrian Social Nationalist Party had carried out around 50 suicide bombings between them. (The latter of these groups sent the first recorded female suicide bomber in 1985.)”

Alqaeeda came came after in the nineties

Bang goes your theory .......again

You crazy shiite bombers paved the way for crazy Sunni suicide bombers, is this what they teach in husseiniyats.😁

Shiism = bullsxxx!

😁

You talk about 1981 and that's where it started from? 😊 Then digest this.

1960s Palestinian secular movements such as Al Fatah and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) began to target civilians outside the immediate arena of conflict. Following Israel's 1967 defeat of Arab forces, Palestinian leaders realized that the Arab world was unable to militarily confront Israel. At the same time, lessons drawn from revolutionary movements in Latin America, North Africa, Southeast Asia as well as during the Jewish struggle against Britain in Palestine, saw the Palestinians move away from classic guerrilla, typically rural-based, warfare toward urban terrorism. Radical Palestinians took advantage of modern communication and transportation systems to internationalize their struggle. They launched a series of hijackings, kidnappings, bombings, and shootings, culminating in the kidnapping and subsequent deaths of Israeli athletes during the 1972 Munich Olympic games.

These Palestinian groups became a model for numerous secular militants, and offered lessons for subsequent ethnic and religious movements. Palestinians created an extensive transnational extremist network -- tied into which were various state sponsors such as the Soviet Union, certain Arab states, as well as traditional criminal organizations. By the end of the 1970s, the Palestinian secular network was a major channel for the spread of terrorist techniques worldwide. 😊😊😊

[Mythbuster1]

Nothing constructive 😊 You sound like someone speechless but has to say something to save their dignity. 😊

Lol dignity of Iran and it’s regime are on line here mate, Iran lied about downing of a plane after they shot it down as well as lying now on how many victims of Coronavirus there are.

I am totally speechless to the actions of this lying regime which you follow and defend blindly.

[Mythbuster1]

This is what they teach in some sunni madrassas around the globe or some Sunni mosques. Vast majority of the Sunnis are peaceful and noble. It's just hate mongers and separatists like you who live to hate and cause division.

You've missed out again. Let me put it to you.




Hizballah
10/8/1997

How many do you see Shia 😊😊😊

Dimwit 😂😁👍

This is the lies they teach you in hawzas😂

[Mythbuster1]

You talk about 1981 and that's where it started from? 😊 Then digest this.

1960s Palestinian secular movements such as Al Fatah and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) began to target civilians outside the immediate arena of conflict. Following Israel's 1967 defeat of Arab forces, Palestinian leaders realized that the Arab world was unable to militarily confront Israel. At the same time, lessons drawn from revolutionary movements in Latin America, North Africa, Southeast Asia as well as during the Jewish struggle against Britain in Palestine, saw the Palestinians move away from classic guerrilla, typically rural-based, warfare toward urban terrorism. Radical Palestinians took advantage of modern communication and transportation systems to internationalize their struggle. They launched a series of hijackings, kidnappings, bombings, and shootings, culminating in the kidnapping and subsequent deaths of Israeli athletes during the 1972 Munich Olympic games.

These Palestinian groups became a model for numerous secular militants, and offered lessons for subsequent ethnic and religious movements. Palestinians created an extensive transnational extremist network -- tied into which were various state sponsors such as the Soviet Union, certain Arab states, as well as traditional criminal organizations. By the end of the 1970s, the Palestinian secular network was a major channel for the spread of terrorist techniques worldwide. 😊😊😊

SUICIDE bombings kid!.......you lot started it  and then the other terrorists latched on to it, like alqaida etc etc.

You showed the way.😊👍

[Mythbuster1]

The first large suicide bombing campaign after the Second World War occurred in the 1980s, during the Israeli occupation of Lebanon. The largest bombings happened on 23 October 1983, when a truck was driven into a US Marine base in Lebanon, using 2,000 pounds of explosives. The bomber killed himself, along with 241 military personnel. Seconds later, another bomber struck the operations building of French paratroopers and killed 58 more.

These bombings were blamed on Shiite militant groups supported by Iran. They eventually became the militant group Hezbollah. They went on to be responsible for a series of around 20 suicide attacks directed at the Israeli and Lebanese armies in the 1980s.

Car bombs in Lebanon were already a regular occurrence but suicide attacks added a new dimension to the threat. They required a broad range of security measures and their novelty captured widespread media attention.

Muhammad Hussein Fadalallah, a spiritual guide of Hezbollah, described under what circumstances suicide bombers were to be deployed: ‘We believe that suicide operations should only be carried out if they can bring about a political change in proportion to the passions that incite a person to make his body an explosive bomb.’

These attacks were, then, not seen to be – on the part of the users – pointless acts of brutality but were carefully considered and believed to have a real political impact. In some ways this thinking was borne out by realities. The bombing of the military bases successfully undermined US public support for continued involvement in the Lebanese war, and the Multinational Force withdrew from Lebanon. Similar suicide attacks on Israeli military bases persuaded the Israelis to move out of population centres.

At this stage, for the most part, suicide bombings were directed at military targets, though civilians were sometimes part of the collateral damage.

The highly organised campaign in Lebanon was a breakthrough moment in the history of suicide bombings. The strategic successes helped to popularise the tactic and raise the profile of Hezbollah.  They were the first Islamic group to carry out suicide attacks and the group would go on to play an important role in exporting their knowledge to Palestinian militant groups.

[Mythbuster1]

I told you shiites started it

😊

[Mythbuster1]

In 1994, around 10 years after suicide attacks began in Lebanon, Palestinian groups like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad began using suicide bombers against Israeli targets to disrupt talks for a potential peace process. Many of these attacks were deliberately targeted at civilians. Over time, at least 742 civilians were killed and 4,899 were wounded by suicide bombings in Israel and the Palestinian Territories according to data from the University of Chicago. In Lebanon a further 88 civilians were killed by suicide bombings and 160 were wounded.

[Mythbuster1]

Here is an Iranian terrorist in UK in TODAYS news.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/mar/20/newcastle-man-admits-inciting-terror-attacks-in-germany

“ The British-Iranian, from the Arthur’s Hill area of the city, pleaded guilty to inciting terrorism overseas and engaging in conduct in preparation for giving effect to an intention to assist others to commit terror attacks.”

You can close your eyes and deny all you want but reality does bite.

[iceman]

Here is an Iranian terrorist in UK in TODAYS news.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/mar/20/newcastle-man-admits-inciting-terror-attacks-in-germany

“ The British-Iranian, from the Arthur’s Hill area of the city, pleaded guilty to inciting terrorism overseas and engaging in conduct in preparation for giving effect to an intention to assist others to commit terror attacks.”

You can close your eyes and deny all you want but reality does bite.

Lol. I don't need to deny. I believe there are a few bad beans in every tin or packet. The  question is Sunnis are a great majority compared to the Shias. You have a hell of alot more tins or packets than we have. So why do you focus on us when your own backyard is absolutely full of it. Why? 😊😊

[iceman]

Lol dignity of Iran and it’s regime are on line here mate, Iran lied about downing of a plane after they shot it down as well as lying now on how many victims of Coronavirus there are.

I am totally speechless to the actions of this lying regime which you follow and defend blindly.

Lol. Lol again. How many Muslim countries do we have. 😊 Out of those how many are Shia governed and how many Sunni. 😊 And you want to talk about only one Shia governed Muslim country with all the nonsense in your own backyard. 😊 What picture do you wish to paint about Shiaism and the Shia community at large through the Iranian regime. 😊 And what's so different and special about all the other Sunni governed Muslim countries. 😊 Would you like us to do the same, to pick a Sunni governed Muslim country and start painting and presenting a picture of Sunnism and the Sunni faith and community based on how the regime of that country operates. 😊 See how easy it is for me to handle you. 😊

[iceman]

In 1994, around 10 years after suicide attacks began in Lebanon, Palestinian groups like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad began using suicide bombers against Israeli targets to disrupt talks for a potential peace process. Many of these attacks were deliberately targeted at civilians. Over time, at least 742 civilians were killed and 4,899 were wounded by suicide bombings in Israel and the Palestinian Territories according to data from the University of Chicago. In Lebanon a further 88 civilians were killed by suicide bombings and 160 were wounded.

Why start from 1994? Why not mention from the 1960s. 😊 That's where it started from. 😊 Refer to post #23 as reference. 😊

[iceman]

I told you shiites started it

😊

Lol. You haven't proven it. 😀 You mentioned the eighties and I mentioned the sixties. The Sunnis started it and I proved it. 😊 Unless you have something in the closet before the sixties. 😀

[iceman]

The first large suicide bombing campaign after the Second World War occurred in the 1980s, during the Israeli occupation of Lebanon. The largest bombings happened on 23 October 1983, when a truck was driven into a US Marine base in Lebanon, using 2,000 pounds of explosives. The bomber killed himself, along with 241 military personnel. Seconds later, another bomber struck the operations building of French paratroopers and killed 58 more.

These bombings were blamed on Shiite militant groups supported by Iran. They eventually became the militant group Hezbollah. They went on to be responsible for a series of around 20 suicide attacks directed at the Israeli and Lebanese armies in the 1980s.

Car bombs in Lebanon were already a regular occurrence but suicide attacks added a new dimension to the threat. They required a broad range of security measures and their novelty captured widespread media attention.

Muhammad Hussein Fadalallah, a spiritual guide of Hezbollah, described under what circumstances suicide bombers were to be deployed: ‘We believe that suicide operations should only be carried out if they can bring about a political change in proportion to the passions that incite a person to make his body an explosive bomb.’

These attacks were, then, not seen to be – on the part of the users – pointless acts of brutality but were carefully considered and believed to have a real political impact. In some ways this thinking was borne out by realities. The bombing of the military bases successfully undermined US public support for continued involvement in the Lebanese war, and the Multinational Force withdrew from Lebanon. Similar suicide attacks on Israeli military bases persuaded the Israelis to move out of population centres.

At this stage, for the most part, suicide bombings were directed at military targets, though civilians were sometimes part of the collateral damage.

The highly organised campaign in Lebanon was a breakthrough moment in the history of suicide bombings. The strategic successes helped to popularise the tactic and raise the profile of Hezbollah.  They were the first Islamic group to carry out suicide attacks and the group would go on to play an important role in exporting their knowledge to Palestinian militant groups.

What happened to the 1960s. 😊 Refer to post #23 for reference and to jog your memory. 😊

[iceman]

SUICIDE bombings kid!.......you lot started it  and then the other terrorists latched on to it, like alqaida etc etc.

You showed the way.😊👍

Prove it. 😊 You got anything in the cupboard before the 1960s. 😀

[iceman]

Dimwit 😂😁👍

This is the lies they teach you in hawzas😂

Nope. It's the tactics you learned from certain individuals during the Prophet's s.a.w death and who were at Saqifa. 😊

[Mythbuster1]

Lol. I don't need to deny. I believe there are a few bad beans in every tin or packet. The  question is Sunnis are a great majority compared to the Shias. You have a hell of alot more tins or packets than we have. So why do you focus on us when your own backyard is absolutely full of it. Why? 😊😊

The chickens comes home to roost😊

That’s what we have been saying all along bad beans and apples yet you was insistent in your false portrayal of just Sunni terrorists.

[Mythbuster1]

Lol. Lol again. How many Muslim countries do we have. 😊 Out of those how many are Shia governed and how many Sunni. 😊 And you want to talk about only one Shia governed Muslim country with all the nonsense in your own backyard. 😊 What picture do you wish to paint about Shiaism and the Shia community at large through the Iranian regime. 😊 And what's so different and special about all the other Sunni governed Muslim countries. 😊 Would you like us to do the same, to pick a Sunni governed Muslim country and start painting and presenting a picture of Sunnism and the Sunni faith and community based on how the regime of that country operates. 😊 See how easy it is for me to handle you. 😊

We have countless many Sunni countries and please do open a thread on them and add your theories on them, no one is stopping you infact we would probably agree with you on some like we have done with Saudi Arabia.

Your babble is more of a cry because you are a small minded individual who cannot deal with facts instead will change goalposts just to avoid facts.

You are that simple and easy, I wonder where you got your teaching credentials from?😂