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Iranians vs Arabs - The Dilemma for the Muslim World

Thanks for your insight,you bharti hindu...

Now,grow up and throw of your 'brilliant' logic that you used in the above post :disagree:

In my personal experience,Turks are more Islamic than us Pakistanis.Pakistanis just care about Islam,don't exactly follow it :coffee:

I was in turkey for couple of days, I don't see anything Islamic what I had seen in KSA... any way I don want to comment on your relation with turkey....

 
I was in turkey for couple of days, I don't see anything Islamic what I had seen in KSA... any way I don want to comment on your relation with turkey....


lol most of turks prefer to being secular like their government. if they see someone who is talking about religion they can easily labeling themself as bigotry. only Allah knows who is more muslim. the chambers 13. O you men! surely We have created you of a male and a female, and made you tribes and families that you may know each other; surely the most honorable of you with Allah is the one among you most careful (of his duty); surely Allah is Knowing, Aware.
 
I was in turkey for couple of days, I don't see anything Islamic what I had seen in KSA... any way I don want to comment on your relation with turkey....


you were in turkey and didn't see a single mosque? you must be the first one in this world to see that, and you didn'y hear ezan? WOOAWOAW!

turkey is secular and doesnt have a state religion, im okay with that and most turks to. KSA is a dictatorship, and they are wahabis not sunni wich is a big difference!

where in turkey were you exactly?
 
Thank you Iranian regime

:victory::victory:

Whenever the Iranian arrogance Increased

:cheers::cheers:

Whenever unity between Arab states Increased

:smitten::smitten:

How I wish that you can all see what is happening on the Arabic forums Which reflects the great convergence between the Arab countries in the face of Iran
 
you were in turkey and didn't see a single mosque? you must be the first one in this world to see that, and you didn'y hear ezan? WOOAWOAW!

turkey is secular and doesnt have a state religion, im okay with that and most turks to. KSA is a dictatorship, and they are wahabis not sunni wich is a big difference!

where in turkey were you exactly?

Dont blame him my brother :alcoholic: Maybe he did not know how the Mosque looks like :partay:
 
Iran is playing drama to shift the focus of inevitable revolution which it is facing within.

Rafsanjani: A Regime That Oppresses Its People Is Committing Political Suicide

Iranian Expediency Council chairman Hashemi Rafsanjani said, hinting at the oppression in Iran, that a regime that oppresses its people is committing political suicide.

Oppression is not an effective means of ruling the people, he said.

He added that the Bahraini people is oppressed, and is suffering the most of all the peoples of the region.

Source: ILNA, Iran, April 10, 2011
 
Iran is playing drama to shift the focus of inevitable revolution which it is facing within.

Rafsanjani: A Regime That Oppresses Its People Is Committing Political Suicide

Iranian Expediency Council chairman Hashemi Rafsanjani said, hinting at the oppression in Iran, that a regime that oppresses its people is committing political suicide.

Oppression is not an effective means of ruling the people, he said.

He added that the Bahraini people is oppressed, and is suffering the most of all the peoples of the region.

Source: ILNA, Iran, April 10, 2011

At least one person was killed and dozens were injured in a second day of clashes between Iranian security forces and Arab residents of Ahwaz, a city in the country's Khuzestan province.

Thirty-year-old Mohammed Maarabi was killed in the violent clashes early on Saturday, witnesses told Al Arabiya. Ahwaz youth residents had declared Friday a “Day of Rage” to demand the rights of the ethnic Arab majority in the Khuzestan province.

Witnesses said dozens of wounded protesters were taken to their homes in fear they could be detained in hospitals.

Iranian Minorities’ Human Rights Organization (IMHRO) said in a statement obtained by Al Arabiya that the government has deployed agents in public squares and in the streets. Basij militia forces and revolutionary guards were positioned in various part of the Ahwaz city, IMHRO added.

The organization quoted Jamal Ahmad, a protester, as saying that government forces have killed at least 10 people since Friday.

“We came out peacefully and they soon started to shoot at us. I saw people falling down next to me,” Mr. Ahmad said.

The demonstration, which was organized via the social networking Websites Facebook and Twitter spread to cities of Hamidieh, Mahshahr, Shdegan, Abadan, and Khoramshahr, according to the organization.

Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights Defense has called upon the international community to interfere and put an end to what it termed “massacres in Ahwaz.” The group demanded in a statement that Iranian government ensures the “safe” treatment in hospitals of the wounded protesters.

The group also said that authorities have intermittently cut off electricity and water from residents of Ahwaz city.

Iranian securities have launched an arrest campaign in the province against those suspected of mobilizing people for the protests.

The “Day of Rage” was called by opposition movements to mark the anniversary of what was termed the “April 15 Apprising” of 2005.

The uprising was prompted by a leaked secret government strategy to try to change the demographic chart of Ahwaz and make ethnic Arab residents a minority.

Currently there are no official figures on the percentage of Arabs and Persians in the Khuzestan province, but it is widely known that Arabs constitute the majority. Iran’s population is 78 million.

While some ethnic Arab groups have called for a “revolution” to demand the independence of the region, several moderate opposition groups have called for rights they said are shared with other ethnic groups, such as the Balooch, the Kurds and the Turkmen.

Ahwaz holds 15 percent of the world’s proven oil reserves and has the second gas reserve in the world. Ahwazi Arabs are banned from using media, any political and cultural activities heavily suppressed by Iranian government.

Iranian security services, the Vezarat Atelat, secretly killed many Ahwazi activist and intimidated families of activist who live in exile.

Source: العربية.نت | الصفحة الرئيسية
 
Nishan
can you refrain from your hatred and write in normal size characters
thank you
 
you know what's funny? The fact that my Uncle's wife is an Ahvazi Arab! Her life is 10000 times better then the life of a Palistinian living in Jordan.

Nishan, your racism is hillarious. We must be very important if you base your existence on hating us lmao
Arabs are only good at, wait what are you guys good at exactly?
 
The purpose of this thread is to 'divide and rule'. The initiator is most probably an american or israeli disguised as a proponent of the Muslim World. Yes, there's is certainly friction between Saudi Arabia and Iran but that is nothing compared to the friction between the interest of the Muslim World and the interest of america or israel. Now it is a traditional technique of the americans to divert attention away from the real problem by singing this tune and there are always Arab despots ready to fall for it.


Lol, The purpose of this thread is to unite, and invite the Iranians/arabs to come to their senses and stop the Muslim world being pulled in different directions.

What does it tell you about Saudis that they will join with Israel to fight Iran?
 
We should neither choose the Arabs nor the Iranians.Let both of them fight among them and die like rat.We should do what's best for our country's strategic position.
 
Nishan
can you refrain from your hatred and write in normal size characters
thank you

Salam Hussein . . I meant to write in large letters for I have found that many Participants Do not read the replies, So I do not have to be repeat the same words over and over again :blah:
 
Your sycophancy makes me embarrassed for you, what a pitiful existence to always be looking for a patron.

I said from the beginning that this comparison is unfair, as a comparison between bully regime trying trying to impose his opinion on others, and between nations that try to live in peace with him
 
We should neither choose the Arabs nor the Iranians.Let both of them fight among them and die like rat.We should do what's best for our country's strategic position.


Now this is something an American or Israeli wants to hear.

What better situation then to have the two centres of Islam at perpetual war with each other? For shame.

That would set the Islamic world back further, it does no good to anyone, who disagrees?
 

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