Falcon29
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Sorry, it's not about me as a person. There is Islam, then there is man made ideologies. I don't belong to a sect, unfortunately since some Muslims began creating sects we began belonging to a sect. I follow the Quran and Sunnah. That's it, that's what makes you a Muslim. Nobody can tell me my sect is 'man made' since we follow Islam. Everything in our religion tells us the Shia sect is wrong. We've had every debate over this with religious scholars. There's simply no argument here.
And no, when push comes to shove of course we get to this 'respect other people's beliefs' thing. That would be cute if we were Christians or Jews who believed God is a lie and religion is man made. But, we don't, we sincerely believe in God and Islam. Therefore, we aren't going to accept anything we don't consider a belief as far as it goes for our religion. And I'm not into your nationality argument either, we need to take matters into our hands as preserving our religion is more important.
That's the only difference that I have noticed. What's the other main differences aside from historical disagreements that are 1400 years old? Mainly in connection to the succession of the Caliphate?
We should make a clear distinction between your ordinary Shia Arab and that tiny, tiny treacherous minority that are causing problems and who are indeed a problem that must be dealt with. Equally as some of the so-called Sunni Arabs who are causing trouble. We know who they are.
Assad's ancient helicopters carrying barrel bombs are strategic danger to IsraelWell this is one authors opinion.
The Israeli ambassador to US (Michael Oren) has said that Israel much rather see Al-Qaeda in power than Bashar Al Assad.
Who is more dangerous to Israel? A strategic enemy with an organized army or a bunch of mindless terrrorists that their only goal is to set up caliphate and impose their extremist views on the rest of Syrians?
I think we all know the answer.
It's not about person to person. It's about the ideology as a whole. Every Lebanese and Iraqi Shia have told me that you can't be a Shia if you don't do mutah, stand against the first two caliphs, hadith, prayer, Imam ideology, ...stuff that's not acceptable since there's no religious ground for their beliefs. I believe we should be one and following Islam, every sect out there insist on playing around with Islam. Such as the nonsense that Jesus lived in India, or that there's a Prophet after ours, or that Salafis follow the right way revived by a man in the tenth century or whatever and they're better than everybody else.
Keep lying all the worlds know that Wahhabi selefi not the Suuni are terrorists so these pictures or the fake news will never ever support your claims by the way your countries unfortunately a failed states the reason for that is one you are beddo have nothing to do with civilization now we Shia have one hope for the sunni nations to survive is to go behind secular who believe in their citizenship not the religion since your religion is a man made has nothing to do with Islam period
Look at that clown "Malik-Alashter" in action. Is he even able to make himself understandable in English yet Arabic? Anyway that is the trash from "the other side" that I am talking about. The one that we need to combat. We have similar types in our own ranks. So now you hopefully get my point.
As I said that is not the mainstream view of Arab Shias. I can guarantee you that.
@al-Hasani
Here you go, all the crimes they commit is a lie. And our religion is a lie. Of course he will always avoid a religious debate because he will always lose it! This is why they keep insisting on deliberately lying to give an excuses for their man made sect. I bet this guy doesn't even consider himself Arab.
And when he says 'Wahabi' he means:
Umar, Abu Bakr, Muhammad(SAW), Aisha(RA), every Arab sunni in the world
It kind of is mainstream but there is a large minority against their ways. I have to go now, i'll return to this discussion and I don't want the Israeli to get involved since I already know what the snake will do.
Again, it depends on perspective. They may also call themselves as righteous Muslims, so you do have to deal with it and learn to co-exist with others. If you try to kill them or attack them, you will come under attack, it's the rule of nature. You can't expect flowers when you consider a person as infidel/heretic. Everyone says I'm right, even Ayman al Zawahiri or Abu bakr al Baghdadi say we are on the right path, so self declaration doesn't matter. People should learn to live with each other.
Also, perhaps it's time to call your leaders to stop receiving money or arms from infidel Shias, because the way I see it, most of your 'brothers' won't hesitate to kill Palestinians or label them as terrorists when they have the opportunity. It should be so messed up when the 'believers' are doing nothing for you, while heretics are always there to defend you.
Anyway, as I said earlier, instead of 'forcing others to heaven', it's time to take back the land you've lost. You can't start a crusade against non-believers and heretics when your home is occupied. Isn't that right?
Reality hurt no doubt, but I recognize some change in your views I wish I'm right.Look at that clown "Malik-Alashter" in action. Is he even able to make himself understandable in English yet Arabic? Anyway that is the trash from "the other side" that I am talking about. The one that we need to combat. We have similar types in our own ranks. So now you hopefully get my point.
As I said that is not the mainstream view of Arab Shias. I can guarantee you that.
Anyway it's no secret that many Iraqi Shia Arabs (especially from the South) are radicals but they do not represent Shias in any way or form just like the Mullah supporters in Iran.
Go speak to practically all other ordinary Shia Arabs. Whether from Yemen, KSA or where they are from. Not that there are many of them.
Reality hurt no doubt, but I recognize some change in your views I wish I'm right.