Al-Najd - What is it?

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Re: Al-Najd - What is it?

@PyariCgudia

In Syria and Yemen the people are being victimized. By a totalitarian ruler in Syria and Yemen I’m not so sure about, but has more to do with a rebel group and a weak government.

The difference between this and the current day “najd” which I argue is more Riyadh area than Iraq is that the people of najd themselves are ***** to begin with. It’s not a nice group of people caught up with a dictator they can’t get rid of. People of najd themselves are bad. They think Wahhabism is actually Islam and Wahhabism is precisely the harsh tone to practicing Islam that our Prophet SAW took a disliking to.

So it’s not about the location of the violence. There is no violence in Riyadh and present day areas of where Sir Wahab and Ibn Saud came from. But they are responsible in creating a network of jihadis and making Islam into some fascist tool with these police of “vice and virtue” that can attack you on the street for the most absurd of reasons. Saudi is a police state and last I recall there is no evidence in any Hadith that Muhammad SAW went patrolling in the neighborhood to make sure every woman’s individual hair was tucked away or that a man and woman conversing on the street had their nikkah papers on hand. But that’s what these guys have turned Islam info. It’s a police state for them which is what Wahhabism is in practice. And this is what the Taliban and other such groups are trying to push with the notable example of how ISIS is running the show now in their controlled areas.

Just because there is violence somewhere doesn’t make that place a candidate to be “najd”. More than likely, it’s a victim of najdi philosophy, and we have seen enough evidence of that in our own Pakistan.

Well said … and I echo the points you make in what I have written too. We’re on the same page.