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Israel Sold American Weapons to Iran With Khomeini’s Approval, Used Money to Fund Likud and Israeli Settlements
At the 2D level, the relationship between Israel and Iran is antagonistic. One is a Zionist state and the other is supposedly an “Islamic Republic”.
In light of Iran’s recent “attack” vs Israel, it is important to remember the actual history between these two countries. At the 3D level, they have worked together very closely.
In the 1950s and 1960s under the Shah’s regime, the Iranian intelligence service SAVAK received training from the Mossad.
The Iraqi Jew Yaakov Nimrodi was Israel’s main man in Tehran.
Even after the puppet Khomeini’s “Islamic Revolution” in 1979, the relationship didn’t sour.
As we know, Khomeini while in “exile” in Paris had already spoken and made deals with the State Department in America, to not actively oppose America.
Israeli military and intelligence officials openly brag about selling weapons to Iran to fight Iraq. During the 1980s it is estimated that Israel was selling over $500 million dollars worth of weapons annually to Iran.
Khomeini himself approved of this.
Just look up the history of the Iran Contra affair. [You will see Adnan Khashoggi and Mr Jeffrey Epstein pop up here in the 1980s doing arms deals]
Israeli leaders have also spoken about how the money made from selling weapons to Iran has gone into funding the Likud party [to whom Netanyahu belongs], and to helping build illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian land.
Iran also continued to openly sell oil to Israel well into the 1990s.
None of this should come as a surprise to those who have studied the Wall Street funding of Hitler. Or the Wall Street financing of Communist USSR and China. The “Sunni” state of Turkey has had an equally close relationship with Israel and only recently did Erdogan say that trade had stopped.
Never think in 2D terms. Don’t get fooled by rhetoric. Always follow the money. It is not worth our time siding with any corrupt politicians or being nationalistic.
At the 2D level, the relationship between Israel and Iran is antagonistic. One is a Zionist state and the other is supposedly an “Islamic Republic”.
In light of Iran’s recent “attack” vs Israel, it is important to remember the actual history between these two countries. At the 3D level, they have worked together very closely.
In the 1950s and 1960s under the Shah’s regime, the Iranian intelligence service SAVAK received training from the Mossad.
The Iraqi Jew Yaakov Nimrodi was Israel’s main man in Tehran.
Even after the puppet Khomeini’s “Islamic Revolution” in 1979, the relationship didn’t sour.
As we know, Khomeini while in “exile” in Paris had already spoken and made deals with the State Department in America, to not actively oppose America.
Israeli military and intelligence officials openly brag about selling weapons to Iran to fight Iraq. During the 1980s it is estimated that Israel was selling over $500 million dollars worth of weapons annually to Iran.
Khomeini himself approved of this.
Just look up the history of the Iran Contra affair. [You will see Adnan Khashoggi and Mr Jeffrey Epstein pop up here in the 1980s doing arms deals]
Israeli leaders have also spoken about how the money made from selling weapons to Iran has gone into funding the Likud party [to whom Netanyahu belongs], and to helping build illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian land.
Iran also continued to openly sell oil to Israel well into the 1990s.
None of this should come as a surprise to those who have studied the Wall Street funding of Hitler. Or the Wall Street financing of Communist USSR and China. The “Sunni” state of Turkey has had an equally close relationship with Israel and only recently did Erdogan say that trade had stopped.
Never think in 2D terms. Don’t get fooled by rhetoric. Always follow the money. It is not worth our time siding with any corrupt politicians or being nationalistic.
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Alhamdulilah!
Par la grâce de Dieu, la traduction française du livre révolutionnaire de Cheikh Tahseen Khan a été achevée par un de nos chers amis.
Vous pouvez l'acheter sur Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Lorigine-lhomme-apologétique-création-originelle/dp/B0D3XZJ3KF/
Après l'émergence de la théorie de l'évolution, les érudits musulmans ont tenté de concilier les croyances traditionnelles de l'islam sur l'origine de l'homme avec les idées évolutionnistes. La question de la filiation biologique d'Adam (‘alayh al-salam) a été centrale dans ce débat. Pendant plus d'un siècle, ils ont élaboré des arguments pour soutenir la création originelle d'Adam face à la théorie de l'évolution, souvent en opposition à d'autres musulmans adoptant une approche différente.
Cette étude examine la création d'Adam en utilisant l'approche logique des dialecticiens musulmans. Elle vise d'abord à démontrer la possibilité d'un être humain créé sans filiation biologique, puis à prouver son existence réelle. L'auteur critique les incohérences théologiques qui découleraient de la négation de la création originelle d'Adam, affirmant que cette croyance demeure certaine malgré les implications de la théorie de l'évolution.
Par la grâce de Dieu, la traduction française du livre révolutionnaire de Cheikh Tahseen Khan a été achevée par un de nos chers amis.
Vous pouvez l'acheter sur Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Lorigine-lhomme-apologétique-création-originelle/dp/B0D3XZJ3KF/
Après l'émergence de la théorie de l'évolution, les érudits musulmans ont tenté de concilier les croyances traditionnelles de l'islam sur l'origine de l'homme avec les idées évolutionnistes. La question de la filiation biologique d'Adam (‘alayh al-salam) a été centrale dans ce débat. Pendant plus d'un siècle, ils ont élaboré des arguments pour soutenir la création originelle d'Adam face à la théorie de l'évolution, souvent en opposition à d'autres musulmans adoptant une approche différente.
Cette étude examine la création d'Adam en utilisant l'approche logique des dialecticiens musulmans. Elle vise d'abord à démontrer la possibilité d'un être humain créé sans filiation biologique, puis à prouver son existence réelle. L'auteur critique les incohérences théologiques qui découleraient de la négation de la création originelle d'Adam, affirmant que cette croyance demeure certaine malgré les implications de la théorie de l'évolution.
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Meet Benjamin Netanyahu, Unconvicted War Criminal by James Corbett
https://odysee.com/@corbettreport:0/ep458-netanyahu:c?src=embed
(Show notes and comments at https://corbettreport.com/meet-benjamin-netanyahu/ )
Today on the latest edition of the Corbett Report podcast, James does a deep dive into who exactly Benjamin Netanyahu is. He runs the gamut on him and goes over
1. Netanyahu’s background and rise to power
2. The terrorist history of Zionism
3. False flag attacks
4. 9/11 and Iraq War
5. International financiers and the myth of international law
6. War crimes done by Israel against Palestinians throughout history
https://odysee.com/@corbettreport:0/ep458-netanyahu:c?src=embed
(Show notes and comments at https://corbettreport.com/meet-benjamin-netanyahu/ )
Today on the latest edition of the Corbett Report podcast, James does a deep dive into who exactly Benjamin Netanyahu is. He runs the gamut on him and goes over
1. Netanyahu’s background and rise to power
2. The terrorist history of Zionism
3. False flag attacks
4. 9/11 and Iraq War
5. International financiers and the myth of international law
6. War crimes done by Israel against Palestinians throughout history
Odysee
Meet Benjamin Netanyahu, Unconvicted War Criminal
SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/meet-benjamin-netanyahu/
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The caliphs are fundamentally caretakers of the earth, leaving inhabitants of the earth to be largely autonomous in an absence of centralisation of power, balancing everything that—not they—but which Allah has ordained—from justice itself to the equitable use of natural resources.
#IntellectualIntifada
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#IntellectualIntifada
Now available on Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/7huen3h
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Intellectual Intifada: Blueprint for Restoring the Caliphate
In his first two books, ‘Islam Answers Atheism’ and ‘Navigating the End of Time’, Asrar Rashid described the obstacles to the finding of a pure worship of Allah—the ideologies, -isms and deceptions of the educated modern: the self-worshipping humanist. ‘Intellectual…
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
الحمد لله
Please join our new book club: https://www.tg-me.com/ArkviewArabicBookClub. The Zoom link will be posted in the Telegram group before each session.
Our first book is A Unique Pedagogical Approach in the Qur'an, which is available from Nawa Books and Amazon (scroll down for the Amazon links):
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Our first book is A Unique Pedagogical Approach in the Qur'an, which is available from Nawa Books and Amazon (scroll down for the Amazon links):
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And with Allah alone is every success!
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Nahj al-Balāghah: The Wisdom and Eloquence of ʿAlī (Parallel English-Arabic Text)
About the book
Taken from Brill
Nahj al-Balāghah, the celebrated compendium of orations, letters, and sayings of ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib (d. 40/661) compiled by al-Sharīf al-Raḍī (d. 406/1015), is a masterpiece of Arabic literature and Islamic wisdom studied and memorized avidly and continually for over a thousand years. Showcasing ʿAlī’s life and travails in his own words, it also transcribes his profound reflections on piety and virtue, and on just and compassionate governance. Tahera Qutbuddin’s meticulously researched critical edition based on the earliest 5th/11th-century manuscripts, with a lucid, annotated facing-page translation, brings to the modern reader the power and beauty of this influential text, and confirms the aptness of Raḍī’s title, “The Way of Eloquence.”
Note-Not everything in the book can authentically be attributed to Imam Ali. There are many errors and Shi’ite biases. With that being said, many Sunni scholars have attested to the authenticity of parts of the work. It is of great value as a text to study in the field of rhetoric.
The parallel English-Arabic text is especially useful for students.
About the author
Sharif Al Radi was a Twelver Usuli scholar who lived from 970 to 1015 AD. He was an author of a commentary on the Qur’an among other writings. He is most well known for compiling Nahj al Balaghah
Nahj al Balaghah also has many commentaries on it. Some of the most famous ones include the Sharh of the Mutazali Shafi’i scholar Ibn Abi’l Hadid (d.1258AD), the Sharh by the Zaydi scholar Al-Mu'ayyad Yahya who ruled Yemen from 1328-1346 AD, and the Sharh by the modernist Shaykh Muhammad Abduh (d.1905AD)
About the translator
Taken from Brill
Tahera Qutbuddin, Ph.D. (1999), Harvard University, is AlBabtain Laudian Professor of Arabic at The University of Oxford. Author of the award-winning Arabic Oration: Art and Function (Brill, 2019), she has published widely on Islamic preaching, Muḥammad’s ḥadīth, ʿAlī’s sermons, Fatimid poetry, Tayyibi Bohra literature, and Arabic in India.
About the book
Taken from Brill
Nahj al-Balāghah, the celebrated compendium of orations, letters, and sayings of ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib (d. 40/661) compiled by al-Sharīf al-Raḍī (d. 406/1015), is a masterpiece of Arabic literature and Islamic wisdom studied and memorized avidly and continually for over a thousand years. Showcasing ʿAlī’s life and travails in his own words, it also transcribes his profound reflections on piety and virtue, and on just and compassionate governance. Tahera Qutbuddin’s meticulously researched critical edition based on the earliest 5th/11th-century manuscripts, with a lucid, annotated facing-page translation, brings to the modern reader the power and beauty of this influential text, and confirms the aptness of Raḍī’s title, “The Way of Eloquence.”
Note-Not everything in the book can authentically be attributed to Imam Ali. There are many errors and Shi’ite biases. With that being said, many Sunni scholars have attested to the authenticity of parts of the work. It is of great value as a text to study in the field of rhetoric.
The parallel English-Arabic text is especially useful for students.
About the author
Sharif Al Radi was a Twelver Usuli scholar who lived from 970 to 1015 AD. He was an author of a commentary on the Qur’an among other writings. He is most well known for compiling Nahj al Balaghah
Nahj al Balaghah also has many commentaries on it. Some of the most famous ones include the Sharh of the Mutazali Shafi’i scholar Ibn Abi’l Hadid (d.1258AD), the Sharh by the Zaydi scholar Al-Mu'ayyad Yahya who ruled Yemen from 1328-1346 AD, and the Sharh by the modernist Shaykh Muhammad Abduh (d.1905AD)
About the translator
Taken from Brill
Tahera Qutbuddin, Ph.D. (1999), Harvard University, is AlBabtain Laudian Professor of Arabic at The University of Oxford. Author of the award-winning Arabic Oration: Art and Function (Brill, 2019), she has published widely on Islamic preaching, Muḥammad’s ḥadīth, ʿAlī’s sermons, Fatimid poetry, Tayyibi Bohra literature, and Arabic in India.
Islamic Bookshelf
Nahj al-Balāghah: The Wisdom and Eloquence of ʿAlī (Parallel English-Arabic Text) About the book Taken from Brill Nahj al-Balāghah, the celebrated compendium of orations, letters, and sayings of ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib (d. 40/661) compiled by al-Sharīf al…
Nahj al Balaghah Eloquence of Ali Arabic-English.pdf
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📙 Nahj al-Balāghah: The Wisdom and Eloquence of ʿAlī
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The Alliance Between the Knights Templars and The Ismaili Assassins
A narrative that has been popularized over the past 15 years due to the Assassin’s Creed video game series is that the Templars were enemies of the Assassins.
While many of the games in this series are excellent and have much historical accuracy, there are many lies peddled in them as well.
The reality is that the Assassins (“Hashashin”/Hashish Users) had much in common with the Templars and they actively aided each other.
This piece by the Turkish researcher Mehmet Hasan Bulut is a very good summary of the situation. It is of little surprise that the descendants of the Assassins, like the Aga Khan, enjoy such favors from the enemies of Islam today.
https://www.dailysabah.com/arts/order-of-assassins-and-the-establishment-of-knights-templar/news/amp
The assassination methods of the Assassins were similar to those of the Jewish Sicarii originating in Palestine in the first century B.C. (Sicarii is the plural of Latin "sicarius" and means "dagger-wielder.") Just as the Sicarii covertly attacked the Romans – but mostly to their coreligionists who collaborated with the Romans – the Assassins hid a dagger under their cloaks and stabbed their targets by approaching them silently during the daytime. There was, however, one key difference between the Sicarii and Assassins: While the Sicarii surprised their targets by crying out loud as if they were a relative of the soon-to-be victim, the Assassins waited silently in the shadows, accepting and anticipating their imminent attack.
In 1192 AD, there were roughly 4,000 Jews who were members of the Assassins. They always targeted Sunni figures. Key Sunni figures who were assassinated by them include the famous Seljuk vizier Nizam al Mulk, Sharaf al Din Mawdud, and a host of other rulers, scholars, and Qadis. They even attempted to assassinate Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi himself. Sultan Salahuddin testified that the Assassins and Templars were both working together.
A narrative that has been popularized over the past 15 years due to the Assassin’s Creed video game series is that the Templars were enemies of the Assassins.
While many of the games in this series are excellent and have much historical accuracy, there are many lies peddled in them as well.
The reality is that the Assassins (“Hashashin”/Hashish Users) had much in common with the Templars and they actively aided each other.
This piece by the Turkish researcher Mehmet Hasan Bulut is a very good summary of the situation. It is of little surprise that the descendants of the Assassins, like the Aga Khan, enjoy such favors from the enemies of Islam today.
https://www.dailysabah.com/arts/order-of-assassins-and-the-establishment-of-knights-templar/news/amp
The assassination methods of the Assassins were similar to those of the Jewish Sicarii originating in Palestine in the first century B.C. (Sicarii is the plural of Latin "sicarius" and means "dagger-wielder.") Just as the Sicarii covertly attacked the Romans – but mostly to their coreligionists who collaborated with the Romans – the Assassins hid a dagger under their cloaks and stabbed their targets by approaching them silently during the daytime. There was, however, one key difference between the Sicarii and Assassins: While the Sicarii surprised their targets by crying out loud as if they were a relative of the soon-to-be victim, the Assassins waited silently in the shadows, accepting and anticipating their imminent attack.
In 1192 AD, there were roughly 4,000 Jews who were members of the Assassins. They always targeted Sunni figures. Key Sunni figures who were assassinated by them include the famous Seljuk vizier Nizam al Mulk, Sharaf al Din Mawdud, and a host of other rulers, scholars, and Qadis. They even attempted to assassinate Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi himself. Sultan Salahuddin testified that the Assassins and Templars were both working together.
Daily Sabah
Order of Assassins and the establishment of Knights Templar
The Catholic military order of the Knights Templar was actually founded in Jerusalem in 1118 as an equivalent to Hassan-i Sabbah’s Order of Assassins....
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9 PM Singapore time is 2 PM UK time, 9 AM EST. (If you are in North America and the time is not convenient, please consider joining the Arkview Arabic Book Club.)
For the last several months, we have seen a lot of incredibly brave and commendable activism for Palestine, from encampments to more visceral action. However, these activists, for the most part, are not driven by Islam, instead, many of them, are influenced by decolonial theory - a body of work that attempts to dismantle the colonial edifice on all its levels, but also has certain positions and ideas antithetical to normative Islam. The question for Muslims is are these two worldviews completely contradictory or is somewhat of a reconciliation possible?
The Karima Foundation is offering this 5-week course looking at decolonial thought, what it is, and then dissecting it vis a vis Islam. There will be responses, critiques and also attempted reconciliations. This is a very important course for any Muslim interested in activism, politics and political philosophy.
STUDENT DISCOUNT IS AVAILABLE!
For more info: karima.org.uk/e/decolonial
The Karima Foundation is offering this 5-week course looking at decolonial thought, what it is, and then dissecting it vis a vis Islam. There will be responses, critiques and also attempted reconciliations. This is a very important course for any Muslim interested in activism, politics and political philosophy.
STUDENT DISCOUNT IS AVAILABLE!
For more info: karima.org.uk/e/decolonial
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Maliki-authorities-on-the-Imamate_shadee-elmasry.pdf
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New Publication in the Classical Text Series (via Ummatics)
❝Mālikī Authorities on the Imamate❞
by Dr. Shadee Elmasry
"The following excerpts represent the Mālikī school on the nature, obligation, and reasoning behind the imamate, the preconditions of the Imām, the obligation to obey the Imām, and the circumstances that obligate disobeying him. The authors of these excerpts, listed chronologically, are from among the most authoritative sources in the school: Ibn Yūnus, Ibn Rushd al-Jadd, Khalīl, Ibn Nājī, and al-Nafrāwī."
❝Mālikī Authorities on the Imamate❞
by Dr. Shadee Elmasry
"The following excerpts represent the Mālikī school on the nature, obligation, and reasoning behind the imamate, the preconditions of the Imām, the obligation to obey the Imām, and the circumstances that obligate disobeying him. The authors of these excerpts, listed chronologically, are from among the most authoritative sources in the school: Ibn Yūnus, Ibn Rushd al-Jadd, Khalīl, Ibn Nājī, and al-Nafrāwī."
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Talmudic Exceptionalism and Chutzpah
“Live by the Law or Die on the Cross”
This is the rather provocative title of Jeremy England’s new piece.
First let us mention a brief biography of him for those unaware..
He is a physicist, an expert in AI, and he has also developed a theory on the origin of life, he has been touted as “the next Darwin”.
He is respected in academia because he went to Harvard, then Oxford, then Stanford, and he began teaching at MIT. He has worked forpharmaceutical giant drug kingpins GlaxoSmithKline (look up all the multi billion pound lawsuits) and other companies.
Many online have been shocked at how openly Zionist the message is and it calling for the annexation of the Gaza Strip.
Jeremy England calls for Israel to behave with complete disregard for international law (which the author says is a vestige of Christianity). He also states that Israel “must stop pretending it is a nation like any other.”
According to the author, since the Jews are God’s chosen people and face a battle for their lives, they must resort to the Talmud and nothing else.
The ends justify the means according to Jeremy England. It doesn’t matter if the rest of the world regards Israel as a criminal state, Israel is to be judged by its own standards and nothing else.
The above appears startling only to those unfamiliar with the methods of the Yahud.
However, we are not surprised at the least.
Quoting extensively from the Talmud, Jeremy England displays typical Zionist chutzpah.
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/live-law-die-cross-israel
This should serve as multiple lessons for Muslims…
1. The Zionists get away with saying stuff that no one else would. Imagine if a Muslim academic had written the same words about killing righteous enemies or said “We judge by the Sharia and nothing else. Let the international community do what it will.”
Look at the backlash the Kansas City Chiefs player Harrison Butker (not a priest, unlike the rabbi Jeremy England) got simply for talking about masculinity and the role of women in the home, and of the Bible, at the Benedictine College.
2. Watering down the religion for the kuffar is of no benefit. We must deliver our message in a complete, articulate, holistic manner, without all the liberal fluff.
3. Muslims must show others that the Zionists and their globalist enablers are the common enemies of all of humanity. It is clear that Sharia is fair and is the only alternative to the Talmud and the globohomo system we are all living in.
4. The Western media in general is for more deceitful than the Israeli media and the top Jewish intellectuals. At least the Israelis are honest. 90% of them are genocidal lunatics and don’t hide their hatred for the rest of the world.
5. It must also be noted that Jeremy England brags in the article about how he went to Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. The Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest scholarship in the world, set up by none other than Cecil Rhodes himself. Rhodes was the owner of the De Beers Diamond group, bankrolled by the Rothschilds. His Rhodes Scholarships were set up with the explicit purpose of promoting a one world government. Always keep an eye on each year’s batch of Rhodes Scholars. We will make a separate post on this topic in the future.
“Live by the Law or Die on the Cross”
This is the rather provocative title of Jeremy England’s new piece.
First let us mention a brief biography of him for those unaware..
He is a physicist, an expert in AI, and he has also developed a theory on the origin of life, he has been touted as “the next Darwin”.
He is respected in academia because he went to Harvard, then Oxford, then Stanford, and he began teaching at MIT. He has worked for
Many online have been shocked at how openly Zionist the message is and it calling for the annexation of the Gaza Strip.
Jeremy England calls for Israel to behave with complete disregard for international law (which the author says is a vestige of Christianity). He also states that Israel “must stop pretending it is a nation like any other.”
According to the author, since the Jews are God’s chosen people and face a battle for their lives, they must resort to the Talmud and nothing else.
The ends justify the means according to Jeremy England. It doesn’t matter if the rest of the world regards Israel as a criminal state, Israel is to be judged by its own standards and nothing else.
The above appears startling only to those unfamiliar with the methods of the Yahud.
However, we are not surprised at the least.
Quoting extensively from the Talmud, Jeremy England displays typical Zionist chutzpah.
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/live-law-die-cross-israel
This should serve as multiple lessons for Muslims…
1. The Zionists get away with saying stuff that no one else would. Imagine if a Muslim academic had written the same words about killing righteous enemies or said “We judge by the Sharia and nothing else. Let the international community do what it will.”
Look at the backlash the Kansas City Chiefs player Harrison Butker (not a priest, unlike the rabbi Jeremy England) got simply for talking about masculinity and the role of women in the home, and of the Bible, at the Benedictine College.
2. Watering down the religion for the kuffar is of no benefit. We must deliver our message in a complete, articulate, holistic manner, without all the liberal fluff.
3. Muslims must show others that the Zionists and their globalist enablers are the common enemies of all of humanity. It is clear that Sharia is fair and is the only alternative to the Talmud and the globohomo system we are all living in.
4. The Western media in general is for more deceitful than the Israeli media and the top Jewish intellectuals. At least the Israelis are honest. 90% of them are genocidal lunatics and don’t hide their hatred for the rest of the world.
5. It must also be noted that Jeremy England brags in the article about how he went to Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. The Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest scholarship in the world, set up by none other than Cecil Rhodes himself. Rhodes was the owner of the De Beers Diamond group, bankrolled by the Rothschilds. His Rhodes Scholarships were set up with the explicit purpose of promoting a one world government. Always keep an eye on each year’s batch of Rhodes Scholars. We will make a separate post on this topic in the future.
Tablet
Live by the Law or Die on the Cross
Israel must stop pretending it is a nation like any other
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Can’t seem to find a hard copy of this book anywhere. Amazon is selling it for $5,000.
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Islamic Bookshelf
Can’t seem to find a hard copy of this book anywhere. Amazon is selling it for $5,000.
State_of_Terror,_How_Terrorism_Created_Modern_Israel_Thomas_Suarez.pdf
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Thankfully Archive has the PDF of the work.
State of Terror: How Terrorism Created Modern Israel by Thomas Suarez.
The excellent Israeli historian Ilan Pappe writes about this work
“A tour de force, based on diligent archival research that looks boldly at the impact of Zionism on Palestine and its people in the first part of the 20th century. The book is the first comprehensive and structured analysis of the violence and terror employed by the Zionist movement and later the state of Israel against the people of Palestine. Much of the suffering we witness today can be explained and connected to this formative period covered thoroughly in this book.”
State of Terror: How Terrorism Created Modern Israel by Thomas Suarez.
The excellent Israeli historian Ilan Pappe writes about this work
“A tour de force, based on diligent archival research that looks boldly at the impact of Zionism on Palestine and its people in the first part of the 20th century. The book is the first comprehensive and structured analysis of the violence and terror employed by the Zionist movement and later the state of Israel against the people of Palestine. Much of the suffering we witness today can be explained and connected to this formative period covered thoroughly in this book.”
Forwarded from The Foreword (Mahdi)
Healing with the Qur'an
In a world plagued by depression and anxiety, join us for an 8-week course with Shaykh Mahdi Lock as we delve into these issues and the causes and treatment according to the Quran. Based on the teachings of Imam Muhammad Said Ramadan al-Buti, this course will unveil hidden causes often overlooked within a secular paradigm, thereby offering a unique perspective and promising an insightful exploration of these prevalent mental health issues.
Insha'Allah, this course will offer spiritual enrichment, guiding students to improve their relationship with Allah, to detach from worldly concerns, purify hearts, and understand their purpose. Please don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and tools for emotional wellbeing.
🔹8 week online course
🔹Mondays 8-9pm
🔹Starts Monday 1st July
🔹Delivered by Shaykh Mahdi Lock
🔹Early bird ends soon!
Register: https://buytickets.at/britishmuslimcollege/1277737
More info: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 07479 545574
In a world plagued by depression and anxiety, join us for an 8-week course with Shaykh Mahdi Lock as we delve into these issues and the causes and treatment according to the Quran. Based on the teachings of Imam Muhammad Said Ramadan al-Buti, this course will unveil hidden causes often overlooked within a secular paradigm, thereby offering a unique perspective and promising an insightful exploration of these prevalent mental health issues.
Insha'Allah, this course will offer spiritual enrichment, guiding students to improve their relationship with Allah, to detach from worldly concerns, purify hearts, and understand their purpose. Please don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and tools for emotional wellbeing.
🔹8 week online course
🔹Mondays 8-9pm
🔹Starts Monday 1st July
🔹Delivered by Shaykh Mahdi Lock
🔹Early bird ends soon!
Register: https://buytickets.at/britishmuslimcollege/1277737
More info: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 07479 545574