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This "Kingdom" of Saudi Arabia which you are defending in the face of the Uthmani Sultanate, is a far cry from being any better.

Mr mughal, I recommend you back away from this discussion, I have too much information on this that will throw you off bigtime, unless you want to do that of course. Let me spice up your views with a little starter here. How about a photo of King Faisal of Syria, standing next to the President of the World Zionist Organization, who collaborated together to help the Jews return to Israel? Would you like to see it my fellow?

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Here on your left in this picture, is Chaim Weizmann, President of the World Zionist Organization; he is Jewish yet he looks like a Saudi.

On your Right, is King Faisal whose father became the King of Hijaz.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c7/Weizmann_and_feisal_1918.jpg/250px-Weizmann_and_feisal_1918.jpg

Dissemination of the Uthmani Sultanate taking place…

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Here in this photo, is King Faisal in the front,

T.E. Lawrence, that british agent who helped these leaders betray the Uthmani Sultan, is second from the right.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/ac/FeisalPartyAtVersaillesCopy.jpg

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^ arabs were being treated as slaves by the turks....
and they got rid of them with the help of british....

i dont see why u find that so disturbing....

u think they shud have continued living in slavery under the turks????

the father of king faisal, first grouped together the bedouins of arabia, got support from the majority of them, and seeing that he is likely to become a power in the region, british sought collaboration with him to defeat turks....

now u r saying that the arabs were wrong to try to gain independence from unjust rulers????

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You're unbelievable. Regardless of what your perspective of history may have been, you have literally fallen into the clutches of non-Muslims.

I feel sorry for you, because you still don't realize that arabs had their own Muslim african slaves, and regardless of what happened, it does not mean that you go and join forces with Kaafirs so that they can disseminate the Muslim Ummah. What is going through your head?? lol

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first....pls DO NOT mix culture with relegion...........
& i'm not salafi...so this is not partial

1-mawlid of shaikh mohammad ibn abd al wahhab is not celebrated by the govt......& pls tell the date it is supposedly celebrated in ibn saud university.

2-national day was only celebrated last year officially & no it is not considered as farz........& ofcourse it is not 'ibada.....its got nothin to do with relegion.........

3-nation's century was celebrated......& once again it is not considered as farz & it has nothing to do with relegion........

4-& mawlid of mufti bin baaz is not celebrated........& if REALLY('cause i don no if tht is true) there was somethin abt him in a magazine....there's nothin wrong in that.......

5-there's nothin like mawlid of ministers being celebrated........& if some kid did praise a minister ......he is not doin it as a farz....& ofcourse even this is not ibada......& abt going & singing in the haram.....tht's wrong.....they r supposed to do dua there......
& here ur jus trying to mix up two completely unrelated things......
6-i don no abt the monuments & inscriptions ur talking abt.......but even if there is ....then there's nothing wrong in tht tooo......ppl don worship tht.....its just a momento......& it is not 'ibada......

PLEASE get the correct meaning of 'ibada first.......
& if they did wish someone christmas...........tht's wrong but in no way 'ibada.......& not as wrong as mawlid an-nabi......'cause tht they no is wron but they r kuffars who celebrate it........
& mawlid an-nabi muslims celebrate it as 'ibada...& farz....& they being muslims have the right to say it is wrong if they think sooo.......
&stop saying nonsense abt saudi arabia...... saudi arabia is the only country still following the "shariah law" even beloved pakistan isn't......
& this saudi arabia ur saying so bad abt ......is the greatest helping hand for Pakistan..& the other muslim countries of the world........
it has helped pakistan off media..whenever it was in a sticky situation specially in king Fahad(rahimahullah) reign........but ofcourse u wudn't no abt it.........
u ppl r just sooo filled with the west media......according to which there's no country in the world worst than saudi arabia........

& one more thing every country has its flaws......exept some have more while others have less......(saudi arabia has less ofcourse)
i'm not saying it is completely right...............so if u want to say something bad abt saudi arabia.....pls find truley bad things abt it ie.facts ....& not jus stupid unrelated things.......

& my naana is here since 50 years ..& i've been here all my life......& i no Saudi Arabia is not like u've depicted it to be...........
once again "DO NOT MIX CULTURE WITH RELEGION"

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it was never a religious affair, it was all politics and battle for power…

why r u mixing everything of arabs with religion???

r u suffering from arabophobia or something???

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Mufti Sara_87:

Making Du'a is part of 'ibada. Moving a dangerous item off the street for safety is part of your 'ibada. Working regularly in your life to please Allah subhanahu wa ta 'ala, no matter what it may be, is part of your 'ibada. Maybe it is you who needs to brush up on your understanding of what 'ibada is.

You haven't seen anything, using Pakistan as an excuse to legitamize KSA? I challenge you to go and actually find out the truth instead of telling me stuff based on what you have seen or not seen. Go and actually FIND OUT why don't you instead of giving me your diatribe? If you are so certain that these things do not happen.

What have the Saudi's done for Pakistan?? Bankrolled Jamat-e-Islami and the rest of those followers of Mawdudi??

Financed and giving power to Zia ul-Haqq during his iron grip rule during which Wahabbism was allowed to spread rampantly throughout Pakistan?

armughal and Mufti Sara:

You talk about Politics having nothing to do with religion. So now you believe in separation of religion from the state? Are you trying to mimic and copy the West with "separation of church and state"? Is that your way of informing everyone that you support democracies??

What garbage. Go and study the history of the Khulafa ar-Rashidin, and then tell me if politics has anything to do with religion. Only an ignoramous of Islam could say something like that. Politics had everything to do with the life and mission of rasul-Allah (saws). He (saws) and his khulafa ar-rashidin who succeeded his leadership, ruled as political and religious leaders. So don't give me that nonsense. Modern mentality of people such as yourselves brings me disgust. try studying the history of the last 1427 years, and tell me if you have any sense, if politics has anything to do with Islam.

And speaking of general Zia, go read about Black September in the 1970's when General Zia, commanding Pakistani soldiers stationed in Jordan, massacred tens of thousands of Palestinians because they were supposedly attempting to overthrow the Jordanian government.

Here is a comment by General Zia in 1981:

“Pakistan is like Israel, an ideological state. Take out the Judaism from Israel and it will fall like a house of cards. Take Islam out of Pakistan and make it a secular state; it would collapse.”

armughal, are you suffering from arab nationalism and turkaphobia? You speak of Turks having slaves, well so did the arabs. So what's your point smart guy?

Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Rahimuhullah) ALWAYS supported the Palestinian cause.

When the wrong leader is in power over Muslims, he abuses Islam and exploits it to serve other selfish purposes, such as the dictator mentioned above. Your attempt at trying to say that I suffer from arabophobia or something is quite funny, because I am speaking on behalf of historical events. You Mr. armughal, are speaking on behalf of arab nationalism, not the Muslim nation. That is where the arab revolt against the ottomans has its roots, because they could not handle the fact that Turks ruled over them, and it seems that neither can you that is why you have used the excuse of harsh treatment by the Ottomans to defend the Saudi rebellion against them, and their joining forces with kaafir ZIONISTS and the dirty British spies like T.E. Lawrence - to which you STILL have no answered to.

Politics has everything to do with this deen. The type of politics of Saudi Arabia has nothing to do with Islam - it has to do with Saudi nationalism.

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Again you are confused, perhaps you have no clue of what caliphate means and how it works (or supposed to work). When next "ruler" is chosen/"nominated" by current ruler (hint: the way Muwayiah did), rule is passed to son (member of ruler's family) I can guarantee you that it turned into "kingship". That Ottoman "Sultan"... the title itself shows his "power", what he was etc. For "Islamic" form of governance, you have to look at first 4 Khalifa, even Hazrat Usman's may not have been a great example.

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what is the point of this picture? :konfused:

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How dare you say that about Khalifa Uthman radi' Allahu anh'! You are nothing compared to him. Now I know for sure that you are really messed up.

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Q: What's the point of this thread?

My Ans: Arguig over trivial matter. Remind me of reading about midieval times when people in Europe used to argue over religion etc.
......................But then they became smart.

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Hey guys watch the follwing programmes where top scholars ot Syria and Yemen are participating including Yousaf Islam going to be threr too.

International Mawlid Conference Live on ARY Digital

This year’s Annual International Mawlid Conference at Minar-e-Pakistan organised by Minhaj-ul-Quran International (MQI) , Lahore is much bigger and better than previous years in more ways than one.

One of those unique features of the 22nd Annual International Mawlid Conference is that it will be shown live on ARY Digital all over the world. There will be a continuous live transmission of the conference on the channel.

The live transmission will be on Monday 10th April 2006 at:
8.00 PM (UK Time)

Midnight (Pakistan Time)

ARY Digital has a very large viewership all over the world. ARY Digital is seen in 120 countries, with its main viewership in Europe, Middle East and Asia. The channel is available free to millions of cable viewers in South Asia.

Lectures of the special guests and world renowned scholars coming from all over the world will be the main feature of the live transmission. The special guests coming from abroad are:

  1. Shaykh Assad Muhammad Saeed as-Sagharji (Syria)
  2. Shaykh as-Sayyed Habib Umer bin Hafeez (Hadramout,Yemen)
  3. Shaykh Ahmad Babikr as-Sudani (Sudan)
  4. Shaykh as-Sayyed Mahmood Abul-Huda al-Husayni (Halab, Syria)
  5. Shaykh Dr. Shahab-ud-Din Fulfur (Syria)

The chief guest whose name has not yet been disclosed will be the pearl of the live transmission. There will also be hundreds of renowned scholars and guests from Pakistan.

The lecture of Shaykh-ul-Islam Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri will arguably have the largest audience of any Mawlid lecture on the night of Mawlid on the planet, due to the live transmission. His lecture will be the climax of the live transmission on ARY digital.

World renowned nasheed singers will sing praise to the holy Prophet Muhammad SAW throughout the program. Nasheed groups have made special journeys from the UK and Madinah Munawwarah to perform at the Annual International Mawlid Conference, live on ARY Digital. There will also be lectures on topics related to Mawlid in English, Urdu and Arabic.

Like every year the Annual International Mawlid Conference will be viewed in every country of the world with it being shown live on the internet.

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Blind follower are we? I am nothing compared to even taba' tabiyeen, true. But if you can't look at them to learn lessons then no wonder we are in such deep sh!t.

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You aren't looking, you are trying to illegitimze his khilafat with your abnoxious comment.

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Yes they have done so much for the Bush Administration (or shall I say Bush Adminstration’s dictated Islam). They have not done anything about the Islam of Muhammad Mustafa SAW.

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Well done Ya Sultan and Saqi, 4 spreading the true message,......ur doin well....lol,........

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There are many great scholars saudi,middle east,muslim african countries.and students of knowledge go there to study islam.........i dont think that someone go to pakistan to study islam throughly..........i know only one good scholar"Taqi Usmani"who has done some good work in Pakistan.

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This is Hafiz Taqi ur tlkin abt right?,......the head of an the Ahl-e-Sunnat jamaat,...?,..................well if it is,.he's been killed in the bomb blast in Nishtar Park:(

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^ no she is talking about mufti taqi usmani....