Tunisia gov't says to close 80 mosques for inciting 'violence'!

[SALMAN F]

They also should fight against the takfiri schools and the school books that teach takfeer

 

[Indos]

A while ago, I read something funny and ironic that exposed 9th century mindset of people like @Zarvan

They're not happy in Indonesia.

So, where are they happy?

They're happy in Australia.
They're happy in England.

They're happy in almost every country that is not Islamic!

Try to find logic in that....

Well, Australia is so near from Indonesia, but do you find any fact that some boat people smuggled into Australia are Indonesian.........? That is interesting, Most Indonesian are not interested living in Australia. (Indonesian immigrant in Australia is so small)

 

[azzo]

I find it funny that the most anti-Islamic Arab country is also the one exporting the most members to ISIS.

Intolerant secular extremism giving birth to radical Islamic extremism. Tunisia is just a pressure cooker that's waiting to explode yet again due to the actions of their retarded hypocritical "open minded" elite.

 

[Musafir117]

Every country effected by relgious fundos need to apply operation Zarb e Adhab, I hope Pakistan military command give them best advice and plan " this is the only solution to eliminate religious extremism " @Zarvan your advices are rubbish as ISIS and TTP scum bags not interested in Palestine or Kasmir issue neither Boko Haramzade, their only and last wish is to spread their own kind of Sharia which is not even Islamic but devil's way of life.

 

[Mahmoud_EGY]

I find it funny that the most anti-Islamic Arab country is also the one exporting the most members to ISIS.

Intolerant secular extremism giving birth to radical Islamic extremism. Tunisia is just a pressure cooker that's waiting to explode yet again due to the actions of their retarded hypocritical "open minded" elite.

yes of course it is the open minded who are mistaken here
once again you fail to make sense your kind were saying a military rule is the cause of terror and extremests and that they are changed and want to be part of the democratic elections .in tunis there is no military rule and they came to power and got out with votes why isnt everything better there the truth which i think every one knows by now there can be no talking or finding a solution with them it is clear that they would rule or kill no 3rd option
another thing why is all extremists supporters living in the west ?you think that isil or brotherhood rule is the way many areas under their rule

 

[BHAN85]

Yes, he is. That is what I said. Read my post again.

Do you think that a man with high quality info about politics will honestly give out that info to the public?

Soros is smart enough to deceive without say a lie.

If he said nonsenses like Saudi gov when they deny that they created ISIL or like Iranian gov when they deny that they instigated Houthi rebellion... then he wouldn't influence to anyone, only to brainless people .

Do you think that Saudi gov will honestly recognise their responsibility for create ISIL?

 

[Zarvan]

Every country effected by relgious fundos need to apply operation Zarb e Adhab, I hope Pakistan military command give them best advice and plan " this is the only solution to eliminate religious extremism " @Zarvan your advices are rubbish as ISIS and TTP scum bags not interested in Palestine or Kasmir issue neither Boko Haramzade, their only and last wish is to spread their own kind of Sharia which is not even Islamic but devil's way of life.

You have no understanding of the issue as long as Muslim land issues aren't resolved and Islam laws are not implemented these groups can't be defeated.

 

[coffee_cup]

Very good move!

Any mosque, which spreads extremism must be banned and closed immediately.

We also have one such example, that so-called "Lal Masjid". State must protect its citizens from extremists.

 

[Musafir117]

You have no understanding of the issue as long as Muslim land issues aren't resolved and Islam laws are not implemented these groups can't be defeated.

Wrong! We crushing them in Pakistan and we don't need their kind of Sharia, I repeat again none of them give a damn about Muslims land issue thingy, and don't mix freedom fighters with terrorists.

 

[Zarvan]

Wrong! We crushing them in Pakistan and we don't need their kind of Sharia, I repeat again none of them give a damn about Muslims land issue thingy, and don't mix freedom fighters with terrorists.

You think you are crushing them Iraq thought same they crushed Zarqawi and his group and now facing ISIS.

 

[azzo]

yes of course it is the open minded who are mistaken here
once again you fail to make sense your kind were saying a military rule is the cause of terror and extremests and that they are changed and want to be part of the democratic elections .in tunis there is no military rule and they came to power and got out with votes why isnt everything better there the truth which i think every one knows by now there can be no talking or finding a solution with them it is clear that they would rule or kill no 3rd option
another thing why is all extremists supporters living in the west ?you think that isil or brotherhood rule is the way many areas under their rule

I support freedom for all. Including the freedom for Muslims to be religious and devoted (i.e have a long beard) and not be put in a certain file in Interior security as a potential threat and be dragged out of their homes for questioning just for being "religious." Or as you say "extremists."

Some so called Arab secularists are shallow and only see the shell of western freedom and rights, without knowing how much have they sacrificed to achieve that level of freedom and justice for all. They didn't do it by supporting the injustices that are happening to their political "opponents" who they see as opponents to "freedom" itself. They didn't put themselves in that undefendable and hypocritical position, It doesn't work that way.

In the US you can be a Nazi, a separatist or a US hating communist. They're still protected by the law and the people, not because of their specific views and positions, but for their right to hold those views and positions. This is still a foreign concept to most people, that's why it's easy for a directer to rule them, since they'll accept him as long as he's from "their side" cough*SISI*cough, hint hint.

 

[azzo]

another thing why is all extremists supporters living in the west ?

First of all, I happen to be in KSA right now, second, I like Saudi Arabia's rule, at least relative to neighboring countries. It's not a police state, and you're not in risk for having your citizenship revoked at a moment notice like the UAE, Qatar, or KWT for being not in line with the Gov direction. KSA is not perfect by any means, but still > Most Arab countries in terms of practical freedoms (AKA not having to shave your beard prior to your trip to your own country)

you think that isil or brotherhood rule is the way many areas under their rule

That doesn't make any sense. I'm not getting it.

Are you saying that you're no better than ISIS, and that it's a viable comparison between you two? And by cracking down on the the freedoms of MB supporters who sympathize with them, you're not devaluing the same values you preach?

Or are you saying that ISIS is a representation of "Islamist" or maybe even Muslim values? So by cracking down on them you're inhibiting ISIS-like organizations? and maybe that you have, or the military gov., the capacity (and the right) to judge who's an Islamist and who's not?

Or that MB supporters are as bad as ISIS, and if given the chance they can be indoctrinated?

Well, I support the MB. And last time I checked they're not wanted by the Interpol and international justice bodies for human right violations. MB members and supporters can travel freely within the civilized world, where the military stooges that control Egypt are scared shitless of being arrested anywhere they go. Even the SISI cancelled his visit to South Africa (the only civizlized country in Africa btw) in fear of being arrested, just like the other stooge of Sudan.

 

[Mahmoud_EGY]

I support freedom for all. Including the freedom for Muslims to be religious and devoted (i.e have a long beard) and not be put in a certain file in Interior security as a potential threat and be dragged out of their homes for questioning just for being "religious." Or as you say "extremists."

Some so called Arab secularists are shallow and only see the shell of western freedom and rights, without knowing how much have they sacrificed to achieve that level of freedom and justice for all. They didn't do it by supporting the injustices that are happening to their political "opponents" who they see as opponents to "freedom" itself. They didn't put themselves in that undefendable and hypocritical position, It doesn't work that way.

In the US you can be a Nazi, a separatist or a US hating communist. They're still protected by the law and the people, not because of their specific views and positions, but for their right to hold those views and positions. This is still a foreign concept to most people, that's why it's easy for a directer to rule them, since they'll accept him as long as he's from "their side" cough*SISI*cough, hint hint.

not all who oppose the brotherhood are secular tree loving type you see in the west i know what you are talking about some seculars copy the west and wish to be western i am not one of them i am someone who is proud to be Egyptian the isil and western culture are both strangers in Egypt i am Egyptian nationalist
western secularism allowed europe to be full of people who are not from there and wish to destroy the country that became their homes and no one can do something about it i dont wish to see my country this way
i am not against men with beard or islam i am a muslim too egypt is 90 percent muslim the army is majority muslim too
everyone is free until he plan to bomb and kill this is not islam this is terror which is the 1 thing Egyptian are against
i am not saying it is perfect here mistakes are made but considering the situation we are doing good