Holding Hands, hand the sleeping baby in the hand of mother close-up, baby hand gently holding adult’s finger, closeup of a baby hand in hand mother,slept baby hand holding mother finger,baby hand gently holding adult’s finger ** Note: Visible grain at 1
Taking Qur’an as the yardstick by which we measure our thoughts, words and actions, it can easily be noticed that the emphasis on the idea that the Ummah should follow the MIDDLE PATH, and not to allow itself to be lead astray by deviating from the natural way, the middle way. Being grounded in moderation, and accepting with dignity and courage, personal responsibility by using one’s own intellect , rather than being a blind follower of another human-being, is an essential part of the Qur’anic message.
However, humans being what they are, -fallible and imperfect, we were unable to live up to this standard, and often surrender our own intellect to others in order to avoid taking responsibility of our thoughts, words and actions.
Many Muslims of today have abandoned their responsibility and surrendered their faculty of thinking to others, call them imams, mullas, scholars or whatever other name.
Emerging out of this many splinter groups and schools of thoughts, including the well known; Salafi and sufi, presenting two opposites on the spectrum of Islamic interpretations.
On the one hand some Wahabbi teachings and practices often exhibit literal, law-like, rigid, hair-splitting, superficial, almost void of understanding the essence of the message, narrow minded interpretation, often dismissive of the mind and intellect in favour of inflexible, literal interpretation” of inherently rich text, attempting to squeeze a universal vast and glorious message into an obsessionally controlled set of rules. Such interpretation eeringly resembles Talmudic methods and Talmudists mindset.
While on the other hand, some Sufi teachings and practices often exhibits vague, esoteric, hierarchal, superstitious interpretation, elevating mortal beings into sacred, holy and infallible beings, often dismissive of the mind and intellect in favour of heart and intuition. Such interpretation eeringly resembles Qabbalistic methods and Qabbalists mindset
I got the shock of my life when I discovered lately that one “Salafi preacher” and another “Sufi master” have actually come together preaching the same sinister message.
So, what do “Salfis” and “Sufis” managed to have in common?
Two opposing poles of Islamic interpretation, Salafism and Sufism have magically merged, meeting in the most peculiar places. They agreed on one thing; the Zionist, traitor and corrupt King Abdullah of Jordan is the long awaited hero who is going to unite the Ummah and liberate Palestine and Al-Aqsa. His son allegedly is going to be the “Mahdi” .
When two opposing poles meet on something so bizarre and so erroneous, is to me a strong enough evidence suggesting these two movements have been long infiltrated and misguided.
Beware my Ummah, some grey individual with sinister agendas have infiltrated Islam.
Here is someone who claims to be a “salafi”, and he calls upon all Muslims to give allegiance to King Abdullah of Jordan:
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Here is someone who poses as a “sufi master”, and he also calls upon all Muslims to give allegiance to King Abdullah of Jordan (Minute 33 onwards):
Posted on September 15, 2013 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian
NOTE
This post is continuously updated whenever a new “antisemitic” false flag is faked
“I remember as a young rabbi working with university students in Johannesburg in the late 1970’s. At that time, they were completely apathetic to Judaism. My colleagues and I were struggling to elicit any meaningful response to Jewish programs on campus. During one particular meeting, we seriously contemplated getting up in the dead of night to spray-paint some swastikas on the Student Union building. Surely, that would get some reaction! ”
~~~ Rabbi Yossy Goldman
“The French philosopher, Jean Paul Sartre, argued that anti-Semitism has been good for the Jews. It has kept Jews Jewish! While no one wants to be oppressed, and we reject anti-Semititsm categorically, the man does have a point. When antisemitism bites, we intuitively know how to respond. But when the world is in a kissing mood, we don’t quite know how to handle it. ”
“I write this article for the same reason I wrote my book: to tell the American people, and especially American Jews, that Jews from Islamic lands did not emigrate willingly to Israel; that, to force them to leave, Jews killed Jews; and that, to buy time to confiscate ever more Arab lands, Jews on numerous occasions rejected genuine peace initiatives from their Arab neighbors. I write about what the first prime minister of Israel called “cruel Zionism.” I write about it because I was part of it.”
Posted on September 13, 2013 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian
يا حبيبي
انا ما رأيتك
لكنما في همس قلبي عرفتك
أيعقل ذاك؟
أيهوى الفؤاد ما لم يرى؟
وهل يمكن لمن ذاق شهد ذيّاك الهوى
أن ينكره
أن يعرف المرار
أو يطلب الفرار
أوتقدر الأرواح الركّع السجود
أن تقبل الهوان
أو تحسن الخداع
يا رجائي...
طفلة كنت صغيرة
لوعها الحنين
ذهبت تبحث عنك
ثار فيها الخيال
ضاع عنها الرشد
تاه منها الفؤاد
زاغ منها البصر
شاخصاً نحو السماء
آملاً رؤية وجهك
راجياً طهراً بنورك
حالماً بقطرة رحمة...
حنّانةٍ، حبّابةٍ... نديّة
وحنيناً للحظة قربٍ.... أبدية
حبيبي... وأنت الأعلم
إن عز السجود حيناً
على الجسد الضعيف المفعم بالألم
فالروح لا تكف عن السجود
والنفس في رضا لا تابه للوجع
والقلب في سكينة
لا تعرف الهلع
أيا نبض قلبي أسرعَنْ ... سابق خيالك
واطرقَنْ باب الحبيب
رتل الأشواق في عشقٍ
وانثر الاشعار كالنجوم الباهيات
كالزهور كالمروج كالورود
كعطر إكليل الجبل
كالنرجس المجدول
قم تمايل
قم تناغم
قم تبسم
خافقاً بهواك السرمدي
باسم الحبيب تغنّى
الى أن تذوب...
وتفنى...
باسم الحبيب تغنّى
إلى أن ...
تعود
Though the donkeys , with their heads bowing down, do not look peaceful to me, they look rather submissive, stupid and enslaved to obey orders and to do their masters’ hard labour.
Palestinians are at the heart of the conflict in the M.E Palestinians uprooted by force of arms.. Yet faced immense difficulties have survived, kept alive their history and culture, passed keys of family homes in occupied Palestine from one generation to the next.
