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Sunni Shia Discussion Forum => General Sunni-Shia => Topic started by: Arabismo on September 27, 2015, 03:08:15 PM
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This is interesting as i heard the king of Morocco was the first to declare Khomeini a kaffir. Who else declared Khomeini a kaffir in the early period?
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Interesting, but what is the need to declare ! May be he had gone trough khamanie's books, filled with hatred towards sunnis & also he had readen ("ayatollah khamanie's: book on sex")! Before declaring him kafir. A book which non-muslims can even be ashamed of reading.
Allahu Alam
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This is interesting as i heard the king of Morocco was the first to declare Khomeini a kaffir. Who else declared Khomeini a kaffir in the early period?
Ibn Baz and others I think
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Subhanallah, he had a better Islam understanding than many Muslims today. The late king says at 00:20 (correctly) that the devil Khomeini believes that the Shia Imams are close to Allah (i.e. superior) than all Angels and all Prophets (except the final Messenger), then he (the king) says A'udhubillah.
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Lol the guy who makes people bow to him and who kisses America's foot like all the other A'raab Monarchs calls someone else a "kafir".
Bahahahaha. Yea no.
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Note: King Hasan's people respect him a lot more than Khomayni/Khaminai's people respect them. The Arab monarchs you speak of, although terrible in their policies and disappointing in standing up to their responsibilities, a large amount of their people have much love and appreciation for them since they work for the benefit of their own countries. Emiraties appreciate their princes, Saudis appreciate their king etc... Iranians on the other hand, they hate Khaminai's soul, they live in misery, a failing country ruled by military law, world happiness report shows Palestinians in occupied territories are happier than Iranians in Iran. I don't know if you've visited, the country is a factory for atheism and lewdness, I know Lebanese who travel there with alcohol openly, prostitution is rampant and the people of the big cities are irreligious generally.
To conclude, the monarchs you speak of did more for their people than Khomayni ever could, in fact Khomayni ruined what Iran already had.
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Note: King Hasan's people respect him a lot more than Khomayni/Khaminai's people respect them. The Arab monarchs you speak of, although terrible in their policies and disappointing in standing up to their responsibilities, a large amount of their people have much love and appreciation for them since they work for the benefit of their own countries. Emiraties appreciate their princes, Saudis appreciate their king etc... Iranians on the other hand, they hate Khaminai's soul, they live in misery, a failing country ruled by military law, world happiness report shows Palestinians in occupied territories are happier than Iranians in Iran. I don't know if you've visited, the country is a factory for atheism and lewdness, I know Lebanese who travel there with alcohol openly, prostitution is rampant and the people of the big cities are irreligious generally.
To conclude, the monarchs you speak of did more for their people than Khomayni ever could, in fact Khomayni ruined what Iran already had.
The reason many Iranians are not happy is not simply because they hate their leader. Many Iranians are not happy due to poverty, expensive products, corruption in the state, and lack of oppurtunities. This is not all the leader's fault. You don't think that the sanctions which destroyed the Iranian economy had a lot to do with that? Imagine there was no sanctions on Iran, no war with Iraq for eight years and no pressure from foreign powers. You'd think Iran would be a prosperous country with as good an economy as those rich Arab Gulf states.
Factory for atheism and lewdness, that would be Dubai my friend. You don't want me posting articles on Dubai, you'd be surprised my friend.
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The reason many Iranians are not happy is not simply because they hate their leader. Many Iranians are not happy due to poverty, expensive products, corruption in the state, and lack of oppurtunities. This is not all the leader's fault. You don't think that the sanctions which destroyed the Iranian economy had a lot to do with that? Imagine there was no sanctions on Iran, no war with Iraq for eight years and no pressure from foreign powers. You'd think Iran would be a prosperous country with as good an economy as those rich Arab Gulf states.
Factory for atheism and lewdness, that would be Dubai my friend. You don't want me posting articles on Dubai, you'd be surprised my friend.
I lived in Dubai for three and a half years, it doesn't compare to Iran. FYI a lot of the prostitutes in Dubai are Russian and Iranian. I met ton of Emiraties, country is still much more religious than Iran believe it or not. Heck half the atheists in Dubai are probably Iranians, I've only met one religious one during my time there. The sanctions are a part of it and are due to the policy of the leaders, those same leaders are still spending billions of dollars on a war in Syria that does not benefit the Iranian people one bit. In fact, every country where their influence reaches and controls has fallen down the drain (Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen).
Still, the Emirates gave it people freedom, good education for the newer generations, religious institutes and a solid economy. Their meddling in neighboring countries is minimal and a great number of Iranians chose Dubai instead of Iran as a place to settle.
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The reason many Iranians are not happy is not simply because they hate their leader. Many Iranians are not happy due to poverty, expensive products, corruption in the state, and lack of oppurtunities. This is not all the leader's fault. You don't think that the sanctions which destroyed the Iranian economy had a lot to do with that? Imagine there was no sanctions on Iran, no war with Iraq for eight years and no pressure from foreign powers. You'd think Iran would be a prosperous country with as good an economy as those rich Arab Gulf states.
Factory for atheism and lewdness, that would be Dubai my friend. You don't want me posting articles on Dubai, you'd be surprised my friend.
I lived in Dubai for three and a half years, it doesn't compare to Iran. FYI a lot of the prostitutes in Dubai are Russian and Iranian. I met ton of Emiraties, country is still much more religious than Iran believe it or not. Heck half the atheists in Dubai are probably Iranians, I've only met one religious one during my time there. The sanctions are a part of it and are due to the policy of the leaders, those same leaders are still spending billions of dollars on a war in Syria that does not benefit the Iranian people one bit. In fact, every country where their influence reaches and controls has fallen down the drain (Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen).
You serious? You do know that in Dubai that bikinis are allowed? That partying is allowed (as long as it is in closed doors). That alcohol is sold publicly with the only exception is that it cannot be sold to Muslims?
Yemen has been poor before even the slightest Iranian touch. Lebanon too. You can't blame everything on Iran, here, listen to Abdul Bari Atwan discussing this:
https://youtu.be/b5QQDwASSpk
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You serious? You do know that in Dubai that bikinis are allowed? That partying is allowed (as long as it is in closed doors). That alcohol is sold publicly with the only exception is that it cannot be sold to Muslims?
Yemen has been poor before even the slightest Iranian touch. Lebanon too. You can't blame everything on Iran, here, listen to Abdul Bari Atwan discussing this:
https://youtu.be/b5QQDwASSpk
Believe it or not a lot more than what you mentioned above happens in Iran, you need to visit that country and live in it for a year or so to be fully convinced of what I'm saying. Or you can take the easy route and ask any friends who went and worked there.
I'm not saying Dubai isn't corrupt, I said Iran is a lot worse, even though the Iranian government outlaws the above mentioned practices yet their people are almost by majority (at least in their big cities) irreligious that they'll do a lot more than what you've highlighted above. On the other hand, Dubai is mostly inhabited by foreigners, and although you can go buy your alcohol publicly, the bigger portion of them choose not to out of conviction.
Either-way, no use discussing this stuff since you haven't associated much with Iranians it seems nor visited their country.
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I have Shia friends from Saudi Arabia's eastern province here in my city and they love their King far more than the Iranian leaders, even if they have a lot of criticisms for their government.
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I have Shia friends from Saudi Arabia's eastern province here in my city and they love their King far more than the Iranian leaders, even if they have a lot of criticisms for their government.
Yea I'm sure they're happy about what happened to Shaykh Al-Nimr (rah).