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Caliphate protests in Hamburg: What is Muslim Interactive?
"This is a group that organizes itself through social media, such as TikTok," she told DW. "That makes it all the more dangerous. At least a mosque would give people a place to go and ask questions."






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This is Germany 🇩🇪

A country always on the wrong side of History.

(BTW, this is how they treat women.)

A police beating a woman in Germany.

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If I could yell a rave review from the rooftops it would probably be about Roy Mottahedeh's "Mantle of the Prophet." It's both a personal biography of a and a general history of ancient and modern.

I don't know how Mottahedeh achieved the intense level of detail in his physical descriptions. He himself did not grow up or spend a ton of time in Iran. And his primary biographical subject was speaking to him as a middle-aged man, with childhood memories decades in the past. But I believe he relayed the personal account honestly, without fabrication, and the same goes for his interview subjects.

I bought a copy nearly 40 years ago and my blinkered USian twentysomething brain couldn't get past go with it. This despite several Islamic history courses which I'd enjoyed immensely, including a seminar on .

58 year old me is relishing every word. Probably helps to be .

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Consider this:
It is the devision within brought on by several reformation that has prevented another or .

As far as I know, has never been though .

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@Mud Muhammad's Letter: Year 628

Peace be upon him, who seeks truth and expresses belief in God and in His Prophet and testifies that there are no gods but one God whom has no partners, and who believes that Muhammad is His servant and Prophet. Under the Command of God, I invite you to Him. He has sent me for the guidance of all people so that I may warn them all of His wrath and may present the unbelievers with an ultimatum.
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Embrace Islam so that you may remain safe. And if you refuse to accept Islam, you will be responsible for the sins of the Magi.

-Letter to Khosrau II inviting him to convert:
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Southeast Asian Muslims also retain the practice of cemetery caretaking without necessarily framing it as ancestor worship. As such, there are some customs we do for the dead that isn't always analogous elsewhere like doing the 40-day tahlil (sort of a wake 40 days after death) but since it's in keeping with the Islamic practice of respecting your elders and maintaining familial relations, there's historical and cultural continuity.

As such, while it doesn't have the force of religious law, Muslims here tend to visit family graves on Eid (usual al-Fitr but also al-Adha) to clean, and pray over the dead. But we don't have family plots so one fact about city Muslims these days is since the system is first-come-first-served, you likely have to visit multiple cemeteries to get to all of your family.

Anyway, climate change means I didn't need a hijab as all my UV covering sufficed.

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Eid Mubarak!

is making a map of all the things in the world. You can help and map things like Mosques <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mosque>, Islamic places of worship <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:religion%3Dmuslim>, or the availability of food <https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:diet:halal>

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Shi'ite worshippers place copies of the Koran on their heads, during the holy month of Ramadan at Imam Ali Shrine, in Najaf, Iraq. REUTERS/Saba Kareem

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Meta has "substantively and disproportionately" restricted free speech through a blanket ban on content that uses the term "shaheed," which can be a reference to Islamic martyrs, Meta's independent Oversight Board said in a ruling released Tuesday.

@axios has the latest: https://flip.it/6P45zF

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/ On the Right-Wing Government and Zionism's Dependence on Antisemitism

When the Zionist movement decided to establish a home for Eastern European Jews in Palestine, they brought European with them, making it a problem for the Palestinians as well. Antisemitism is the bread and butter of the Zionist movement. It’s the reason Israel was created and the reason it still is very much a Zionist project, and not a normal state.

Roy Yahav, argues that antisemitism was not only the reason for the establishment of Israel as a Zionist state, but also continues to sustain its existence. He contends that any criticism of Israel's actions, such as the occupation of Palestinians and the current war in Gaza, is labeled as antisemitism by pro-Zionist voices. But by conflating criticism with antisemitism and falsely claiming to represent all Jews worldwide, Israel is ironically increasing the danger of antiemitism.

Take for example the "antisemitic Zionism" which is embraced by neo-Nazis and white supremacists who support a Zionist state to rid white Europe/America of Jews, who they see as a "Western wall" against . Indeed , Israel's staunchest supporters today, including those close to Netanyahu (who’s currently conducting the Gaza atrocities), are the same far-right extremists perpetuating antisemitic ideologies that originally led to Zionism's rise.

Yahav calls for recognizing this reality and opposing Israel's self-serving definitions. He argues that Israel does not represent all Jews, many Jews oppose its actions (and not, they’re not self-hating Jews). Opposing Zionism's path to destruction is not antisemitic but a fight against antisemitism itself. The real struggle, he states, is for equality and partnership between all peoples from the Jordan to the Mediterranean.

https://zoha.org.il/128301/

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In a post on the social media platform X the Swedish Democrats party leader, Jimmie Akesson, wrote: "It is clear that our parties and our nations share common values," accompanied by a photo of himself with Minister Chikli.

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FYI

"[T]he killed by Israel in the ensuing war, and non-combatants killed in the Gaza Strip while being used as human shields by Hamas. They are all considered "" whose families are eligible to receive stipends of 1,400-12,000 shekels [$375-$3200] per month for life." — Itamar Marcus; Founder, Palestinian Media Watch, palwatch.org, January 10, 2024.







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Muslim devotees offer night prayers marking the start of Islam’s holy fasting month of Ramadan at Istiqlal mosque

Photograph: Adek Berry/AFP/Getty Images

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Hey monotheistic people, does your conception of ever give you an emotional feeling of safety? I'm asking specifically about the psychological effect here.

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It is disappointing to see that people are still being profoundly awful to each other in comments about the Israel/Palestine/Hamas/Gaza disaster.

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@jerry

i wish there were a way to go:

"go ahead and criticize the govt of , but don't criticize and

and go ahead and criticize , but don't criticize and

and don't get personal"

but i guess i'm asking too much

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Irony flags flying...


🇾🇪 Vice President of the Media Authority, Nasr El-Din Amer:

The first victory achieved by America and Britain is the removal of blue checks from the [Twitter] accounts of state leaders in Sana'a. As for the [Yemeni] Armed Forces, rockets, drones, and all military capabilities, they have not reached them.

It turns out America is a force that should not be underestimated, brothers.

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Is on your mind? Help keep alive by donating a few meals during .

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https://baitulmaal.org/masjid-al-aqsa-iftar/

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The holy month of Ramadan begins next Monday, and while it will be observed by approximately 1.9 billion people around the world, its significance and rituals are a mystery to many. Ambreen Hamed and her husband, Faraz Ahmed, have established the Texas Suhoor Fest in an effort to help others understand the season. Eater takes a look at what to expect from the free event, which will be held at the University of Texas in Dallas from 11 p.m. through 6 a.m. on Saturday March 23.

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Mazyek gibt Vorsitz des Zentralrats der Muslime frühzeitig ab

Nach mehr als 13 Jahren will Aiman Mazyek den Vorsitz des Zentralrats der Muslime im Juni vorzeitig aufgeben. Der 55-Jährige gehört zu den bekanntesten Vertretern der Islam-Verbände.

➡️ https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/gesellschaft/zentralrat-muslime-mazyek-100.html?at_medium=mastodon&at_campaign=tagesschau.de

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/ Ben Gvir’s War on Israeli Palestinians

Ignoring 's position, accepted Ben Gvir's position to restrict the entry of Israeli Arabs to the Temple Mount during Ramadan

The Chairman of the High Follow-Up Committee for Arab citizens of Israel ( لجنة المتابعة العليا للجماهير العربية في إسرائيل), Mohammed Barakeh, told in reference to the discussion on restrictions on ascending the Temple Mount during , that Minister of National Security Itamar Ben is trying "to organize his own private war, of which he is the general, and it is against the Arab citizens in Israel."

According to Barakeh, "to prohibit prayers and religious worship in one of the three holiest mosques in is a dangerous game."

Barakeh added that the very discussion held on the matter constitutes "a kind of declaration of war on the Palestinian citizens within Israel by the government."

[Hebrew] https://www.haaretz.co.il/news/politics/war-2023/2024-02-18/ty-article-live/0000018d-b91c-dd5e-a59d-fdbec2580000?liveBlogItemId=706125458&utm_source=site&utm_medium=button&utm_campaign=live_blog_item#706125458

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To the sponsors of weaponized sympathy for Palestinians used as human shields:
Please explain to me when Hamas will be held responsible for the death of civilians it uses as human shields.
Please explain to me how the elected government of is justified in starting this conflict on October 7th 2023 and holding hostages from around the world.
Please explain the
Explain the:






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