Yusuf Al-Qardawi: "Saudi Scholars are more Mature than Me"

[Hussein]

Syrians are nothing like Afghanies, you know them as much as I do. They're cultured and joyful people and won't adopt the culture of death, nevertheless, they are fierce and brave fighters. Who thought that those soft Syrians would ever fight like this. I didn't expect this from them to be honest with you. Anyway, any kind of Syria will not be worse than Assad Syria, definitely not.

do you know something about Afghans ? they were very different before talibans created to brainwash a part of the population.
if you are not interested much about Afghans great people read or watch this :
The Kite Runner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

Before the Taliban hoardes took over, Afghanistan was one of the fastest developing and well cultured country. Your degrading comments towards Afghanis are disgusting. It is not good to pass generalization.

Now lets solve the riddle of who has passed fatwas for breast feeding male co-workers and breast feeding female co-workers.

If you can't stand hearing such comments on the Afghanis, then mind explaining to me why do you keep bashing a whole broad base of human being on daily basis? With too much of generalization? Look, I agree with you that such comments like these are very dark and unneeded.

 

[SQ8]

What other way is possible to remove an entrenched dictator?

By keeping the militia Syrian... otherwise be ready to have more Angry Militants looking for employment once this is done.
Perhaps they'll come to Pakistan.

This mans Father killed 40,000+ Sunni Muslims in Hamma, Syria in 1982 in only 40 days. His Shia and Allawite Militias went into Sunni Homes raped women and children and then took the Men and Boys out and cut their fingers leaving only 3 fingers in their hand. 1 for Salman, 1 for Ali, 1 for Muhammad. Then later they killed them with Machine guns.

You are confusing political motivation with religious motivation. Bashar's regime has to fall, but giving it up to a bloc based on religious rather than nationalist aims will lead to further chaos..
Try turning back to the country and see if that "motivation" technique is still what you like when the same sunni militias run over Pakistani troops under trucks and cut their throats out.. are found preaching hate against this fellow hanafi sunni in markets.. and forcefully marry off pubescent girls in Swat.
If you want to talk about history then learn to be reflective of it.. as to what that led to today and not base every decision on just an event 30 years ago without looking at the waterfall it created.

 

[Pak-Americanos]

By keeping the militia Syrian... otherwise be ready to have more Angry Militants looking for employment once this is done.
Perhaps they'll come to Pakistan.



You are confusing political motivation with religious motivation. Bashar's regime has to fall, but giving it up to a bloc based on religious rather than nationalist aims will lead to further chaos..
Try turning back to the country and see if that "motivation" technique is still what you like when the same sunni militias run over Pakistani troops under trucks and cut their throats out.. are found preaching hate against this fellow hanafi sunni in markets.. and forcefully marry off pubescent girls in Swat.
If you want to talk about history then learn to be reflective of it.. as to what that led to today and not base every decision on just an event 30 years ago without looking at the waterfall it created.

You need to stop reading P-I-S-S TV. FSA are noting like the Taliban. Many of them have Christian and Druze Forces. Also a lot of them are secular. Pakistan and Syria can not be compared in even religious methodology as Syrian Sunnis are not even Hanafi to begin with. FSA is already reconigzed by western countries and Arabian Gulf countries as the only legitimate military in Syria. Why would the US kill Taliban commanders in NWFP and then support such groups in Syria? They are totally different scenarios.

 

[Argus Panoptes]

By keeping the militia Syrian... otherwise be ready to have more Angry Militants looking for employment once this is done.
Perhaps they'll come to Pakistan..............

To be honest Sir, the Arab Spring has already flung large volumes of excreta on the rotating device with blades on the ceiling. What is another mess on the walls, when the whole area is going to be hosed down anyway?

And we already have enough angry militants of our own, so we probably will not able to absorb anymore for quite some time yet.

 

[Shapur the Second]

he better start wearing that belt ... explode himself first

 

[Hussein]

You need to stop reading P-I-S-S TV. FSA are noting like the Taliban. Many of them have Christian and Druze Forces. Also a lot of them are secular. Pakistan and Syria can not be compared in even religious methodology as Syrian Sunnis are not even Hanafi to begin with. FSA is already reconigzed by western countries and Arabian Gulf countries as the only legitimate military in Syria. Why would the US kill Taliban commanders in NWFP and then support such groups in Syria? They are totally different scenarios.

because the groups they say to support are obviously not the "taliban like" ones

 

[SQ8]

You need to stop reading P-I-S-S TV. FSA are noting like the Taliban. Many of them have Christian and Druze Forces. Also a lot of them are secular. Pakistan and Syria can not be compared in even religious methodology as Syrian Sunnis are not even Hanafi to begin with. FSA is already reconigzed by western countries and Arabian Gulf countries as the only legitimate military in Syria. Why would the US kill Taliban commanders in NWFP and then support such groups in Syria? They are totally different scenarios.

Im not even going to Press TV here..
Moreover, you need to stop fixating on things and understand the reference. My being Hanafi has little to do with being a target by extremist ideology because as long as I disagree with them I am a target.There is no problem if the forces are secular or atheist or believe in Alien life. . When these gentlemen, be it the Taliban or the Druze militia that shouts Allah-O-Akbar whenever it destroys a Syrian tank or brings down a helicopter(at least that is what EVERY video that sprouts up shows) then these men need to remain Syrian. They cannot be indoctrinated youth brought in from different regions and sent to fight for an ideology. Because when the dust settles and these men find they are no longer welcome in Syria.. they'll head to Somalia , to Pakistan.. and one or two will decide that the greater "Satan" is America and murder people inside an oil compound.

This conflict cannot be based on religious motivation because that will lead to eventual fallout later. It may lead to another Shia-Sunni conflict with Iran.. or implode into Pakistan.. which does have a section of Shia populous(who are already being targeted and will then be financed by Iran for backlash) and so on. The Libyan insurgency remained as such nationalist and went through due to direct intervention. If the same can be done here then so be it.. but by creating these groups and adding religious tones to it.. these men are harming no one other than their own countries and consequently other areas.
The religious methodology being different will have little affect once extreme ideologies take hold. Pakistan had a very different methodology before 75, we had minorities that could go around without worry ALL over the country..what about now?..what makes you think the Syrians will remain consistent in their methods?



Also..

The US has little trouble supporting Saddam for over 10 years and then killing him I believe they have no qualms about killing Taliban there and supporting similar elements there.. it has the Saudi's for that does it not?

To be honest Sir, the Arab Spring has already flung large volumes of excreta on the rotating device with blades on the ceiling. What is another mess on the walls, when the whole area is going to be hosed down anyway?

And we already have enough angry militants of our own, so we probably will not able to absorb anymore for quite some time yet.

Absorption has little to do with I.V..
The Quetta attacks on the Hazara's for e.g had little to do with homegrown motives.
We are a battleground for multiple ideologies anyway.

 

[ghilzai]

Syrians are nothing like Afghanies, you know them as much as I do. They're cultured and joyful people and won't adopt the culture of death, nevertheless, they are fierce and brave fighters. Who thought that those soft Syrians would ever fight like this. I didn't expect this from them to be honest with you. Anyway, any kind of Syria will not be worse than Assad Syria, definitely not.

You are absolutely right, Syrian are nothing like afghans, Afghans are much civilised and culture people Iran turco iranic heritage, they have been part of great civilisation and history that is unmatched.

Syrians on the other hand lack history, culture, never had a great civilisation, been a colony of Romans, Jews, othmans and so on, desert dwellers whose fortunes changed with the arrival of Islam and technology and civilisation from Persia etc.

 

[BLACKEAGLE]

@Oscar

It's a long story but believe me his stance is only out of religious motivation. He technically said that he was a fool to trust Iranians and defending Hz in 2006, he also regretted going against Saudi clerics regarding Hz. Look, Shia war against Sunni in Syria is crystal clear, Shia are flowing into Syria fighting Syrians in the name of protecting Zainab shrine which has been under Sunni protection for 1450 years.

You are absolutely right, Syrian are nothing like afghans, Afghans are much civilised and culture people Iran turco iranic heritage, they have been part of great civilisation and history that is unmatched.

Syrians on the other hand lack history, culture, never had a great civilisation, been a colony of Romans, Jews, othmans and so on, desert dwellers whose fortunes changed with the arrival of Islam and technology and civilisation from Persia etc.

Here, educate yourself my cultured friend:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Syria

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Syria

 

[FaujHistorian]

@Oscar

It's a long story but believe me his stance is only out of religious motivation. He technically said that he was a fool to trust Iranians and defending Hz in 2006, he also regretted going against Saudi clerics regarding Hz. Look, Shia war against Sunni in Syria is crystal clear, Shia are flowing into Syria fighting Syrians in the name of protecting Zainab shrine which has been under Sunni protection for 1450 years.



Here, educate yourself my cultured friend:

History of Syria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Geography of Syria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Syrian conflict is for the self rule of Syrian people AGAINST a black faced butcher.

It is NOT a religious conflict (even if Irani Ayatullies and Nasru Mullahs have tried to make it so)

This Mullah should keep his trap shut.

Sorry to say.


peace

 

[Doritos11]

You are absolutely right, Syrian are nothing like afghans, Afghans are much civilised and culture people Iran turco iranic heritage, they have been part of great civilisation and history that is unmatched.

Syrians on the other hand lack history, culture, never had a great civilisation, been a colony of Romans, Jews, othmans and so on, desert dwellers whose fortunes changed with the arrival of Islam and technology and civilisation from Persia etc.

Now what made you write this about land that is part of the cradle of civilisation ?