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Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:07:40 +0000

[...] The Hypocrisy of Those who Support Nidal Hasan | MR’s Blog It is shocking to see Muslims praising and calling Nidal Hasan a hero. According to to their own leaders and teachers, Nidal Hasan is a kafir. Anyone who joins the US military is no longer a Muslim. In fact Nidal Hasan is a murtad. Now all of a sudden he is a mujahid in prison. He is a hero. He is worthy of being praised. [...]

By: sak

sak — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 03:24:22 +0000

LOL @GeorgeRic! That is some weirddd stuff man. Btw, just bc you throw some arabic words in there doesnt mean a muslim will think youre any less crazy. do you even know what (saw) and (swt) denote?

By: GeorgeRic

GeorgeRic — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:14:44 +0000

The Prophet (saw) was so wrong. God (swt) hides so well. A life of love hardly fits into the harshness of the desert nor to the temper of those who live there. God indeed always said, “All must worship Me in truth” so the sons of the Prophet deem only death to the infidel.
In Victoria’s England a man named Abbott described the spirit world. Contiguous geometrical worlds, each of higher dimensions, allows God to see all that we do while He and His angels cannot be detected even though they are right beside us. Abbott wrote Flatland, drawing on Plato, whose ideas were passed to us through Ibn Rushd ( ابن رشد‎), the Spanish Muslim. Jesus of Nazareth asserted some things that are not possible in our material world. Now the book ‘Techie Worlds’ (available from Amazon.com) shows that those statements of Jesus make mechanical and logical sense when examined in the light of God’s higher spiritual worlds. Those worlds are real!
‘Techie Worlds’ shows that God loves. Because God (swt) loves, He is triune (and at the same time, One, Allah akbar!), each Person of God living at a different dimensional level. We were made because God wanted to share Himself. Mohamed did not go far enough; Mohamed (saw) did not understand the love of God.
Not everything can be explained in this little space. Read ‘Techie Worlds’ and join all the world in God’s (swt) sweet love. Ameen
GeorgeRic

By: ZAI

ZAI — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:04:12 +0000

This hypocrisy is the natural outcome of the mindless, reactionary, anger and dunyawi inclinations of some Muslims who’ve given into their frustrations and various complexes and thereby sacrifice the higher ethics and morality of our faith to justify reprehensible means…

This is what happens when people give in to the “beni Islam” mentality as Shaykh Hamza terms it…the blind communal following of so called “Islamic” nationalism….as long as they stick it to America, Israel or whomever, it’s all good in the hood for these folks….what Islamic ethos?

Civilians being killed. It’s justified….
Treason to a country that’s given you citizenship…..it’s all good.
Vigalantism…..he deserved it.
Supporting horrendous Muslim regimes and leaders….as long as they stick it to America, Israel or India….greenlight.

If Muslims want success and God’s help then they need to start changing their hearts….and that means standing up for Islamic ethics, morality and values no matter what and especially in setting our own hearts straight…

if not and we keep thinking we can cut corners, that the ends justify the means, etc. etc…..then we should accept keep getting kicked around and always failing, along w/ the hypocrites who praise this carnage and destruction….

By: Zookeeper

Zookeeper — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:09:26 +0000

Well MR we don’t know his level of iman when he joined the army. He could have changed his mind, and it is well known that he was totally against the wars.

So basically what i’m saying is he OBVIOUSLY had a change of heart. I think it had a lot to do with American soldiers baring their souls to him and confessing what is bothering them about their tour on duty.

That place base is plagued with suicides and low morale. The soldiers cant handle what they saw and experienced…imagine being a Muslim and having to hear that. very difficult indeed.

By: Muslim Man

Muslim Man — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:18:22 +0000

Yursil you are a genius. That’s like saying Bush never killed anyone. The Prophet (SAW) was a general, so he was responsible for killing the enemy.

As for Muslims praising Nidal being hypocirtes, I have to disagree. Maybe they think that Nidal had certain beliefs when he a JOINED the army and then later CHANGED those beliefs.

By: PakistaniMD

PakistaniMD — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:59:42 +0000

I hate to say this, but are you thinking rationally MR!?

“I do have a rational explanation. They work for the government to attract innocent (and probably stupid) Muslims into a trap which will then lead to a 2 year undercover operation to finally arrest a real Muslim in order to show the public they are keeping America safe from terrorists. Yay! Thanks government for keeping us safe by creating terrorists!”

You only have to be half-smart to know that the above is a conspiracy theory. Just think about it, please. (If you meant that as a sarcastic comment, then I don;t think the message went across).

By: abdullah

abdullah — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:40:22 +0000

brother MR im afraid you ae very wrong on this one. the brother killed soldiers, not civiliians, soldiers. It was a shame it was only in double figures.

By: al-suyuufi

al-suyuufi — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:24:59 +0000

i meant, don’t generalize on that minority, MR

By: anonymous

anonymous — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:24:39 +0000

i could swear that al-suyuufi is the twisted skitzo other half of MR (no offense, because i actually like your work), or just some lonely nut commenitng on anythign and everything speaking from his emotions. damn bro, you have some of the worst comments in this website’s history! hahahah. It’s pretty sad, dawg. You’re a Youtube Scholar, yay!