>>44 It could be false flags of course.

>>63 epic troll good sir

>>72 I guess he thinks this upsets us or something. It's pretty pathetic.

>>73 that board should be nuked tbh, /fagshits/ ruined /comfy/ with their rabblerousing.

A video with translation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkjNROBu6l0&t

Eid mubarak brothers

>>7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17PmZ_41SG8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGMXNAFU5nk

>>7 We have not despaired https://nasheedtranslations.wordpress.com/2017/06/12/ma-wahanna/ Life of Hypocrisy https://nasheedtranslations.wordpress.com/2018/05/05/karihtu-ayshan-nifaqi/ The Word is the Word of the Sword https://nasheedtranslations.wordpress.com/2018/02/24/alqawlu/ Say to the Aggressor https://nasheedtranslations.wordpress.com/2020/04/22/khuleba/

We are like jews, meat is not clean if not cut neck. plus it's more merciful.

>>81 Since the life of every animal belongs to God, it must be that the slaughter be done in His name.

>>82 >plus it's more merciful Its the opposite of that.

>>84 Nope. https://hmacanada.org/german-study-on-stunning/ >1. The first three seconds from the time of Islamic slaughter as recorded on the EEG did not show any change from the graph before slaughter, thus indicating that the animal did not feel any pain during or immediately after the incision. >2. For the following 3 seconds, the EEG recorded a condition of deep sleep – unconsciousness. This is due to a large quantity of blood gushing out from the body. >3. After the above mentioned 6 seconds, the EEG recorded zero level, showing no feeling of pain at all. >4. As the brain message (EEG) dropped to zero level, the heart was still pounding and the body convulsing vigorously (a reflex action of the spinal cord) driving maximum blood from the body: resulting in hygienic meat for the consumer. And watch your language when you post here, please.

>>55 I am personally against it. Hagia Sophia and Constantinople is the spiritual capital of Christianity, just as Masjid al-Ḥarām is the spiritual capital of Islam. There is no purpose for converting it to a masjid, aside from earning the ire of Christians. The wise choice is to give it back to the Orthodox Christians as a peace offering. Also, reminder that Turkey is a NATO member state, and NATO is under Israel. Converting Hagia Sophia into a masjid has a far more sinister underlying agenda.

>>75 There's never gonna be peace, no matter how much we concede. Appeasement doesn't work. There is nothing wrong with converting it back into a mosque, since to my knowledge nothing in Qur'an and Sunnah forbids that. Remember the Kaabah itself used to be a place of worship for the polytheists.

>>76 >There's never gonna be peace, no matter how much we concede. <...and you will find the nearest of them in affection to the believers those who say, "We are Christians."... [ Surah Al-Mai'dah - Ayah 82 ] >There is nothing wrong with converting it back into a mosque, since to my knowledge nothing in Qur'an and Sunnah forbids that. <...And were it not that Allah checks the people, some by means of others, there would have been demolished monasteries, churches, synagogues, and mosques in which the name of Allah is much mentioned... - [ Surah Al-Haj - Ayah 40 ] Also Umar Al-Khattab prayed outside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre even after the priest invited him to pray inside. He did that to preserve the church as a Christian site. It is obvious that your knowledge is lacking, but still you had the gall of talking about something you're ignorant about. This is what's wrong with the ummah nowadays. A bunch of ignorant children playing scholars.

>>77 Salam alaykum. Brother, there are hundreds of mosques around the world which were previously churches. Do you suggest we must turn them back into churches? If so, are we gonna get the Great Mosque of Córdoba back too, or is it only a problem when we do it? The places of worship of non-Muslims are protected if there is a contract between Muslims and non-Muslims, that is to say, they are dhimmis. Constantinople was conquered, and thus the Muslims had the right to turn Hagia Sofia into a mosque. >[22:38-41] Assuredly Allah defends those who have believed for He does not like any treacherous, ungrateful wretch at all. Permission (to fight) has been granted to those against whom war has been waged because they have been treated unjustly, and Allah is certainly able to help them. These are the people who have been expelled unjustly from their homes only for the reason that they said, "Our Lord is Allah." Had Allah not repelled one people by means of another people, monasteries, churches, synagogues and mosques, wherein the name of Allah is often mentioned, would have been demolished. Allah will surely help those people who help Him: Allah is indeed All-Powerful, All-Mighty. These are the people who, if We give them power in the land, will establish Salat, pay the Zakat dues, enjoin what is right and forbid what is evil, and the final decision of all affairs is in the hand of Allah. How are these verses a proof against converting a church into a mosque? They describe the principle that Allah Ta'ala checks one people by the means of another and doesn't let one group have power forever. Allah speaks of monasteries, churches, synagoges and mosques being 'demolished' (هدمت) so that acts of worship don't take place there anymore. But the Hagia Sofia hasn't been demolished, has it. You can still go there and visit it, even as a non-Muslim. >It is obvious that your knowledge is lacking, but still you had the gall of talking about something you're ignorant about. This is what's wrong with the ummah nowadays. A bunch of ignorant children playing scholars. Do you speak like that to everyone you differ with? Maybe what's wrong is rather people who can't disagree without insulting.

>>78 >there are hundreds of mosques around the world which were previously churches. Do you suggest we must turn them back into churches? No, just the Hagia Sophia, because Hagia Sophia to Christians is like Masjid Al-Haram to Muslims. Also, the conversion doesn't benefit the ummah at all. It was clearly done to piss people off. Likely ordered by their Zionist masters, since Turkey is a member of NATO, and NATO is under Israel. >Maybe what's wrong is rather people who can't disagree without insulting. How was that an insult?

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Are there any self-improvement guides that are strictly from Islamic sources? Especially ones that are based on the Quran and Ahadith. It should be the way to go, since Allah did say in the Quran : >And whoever desires other than Islam as their Deen (way of life) - never will it be accepted from him, and he, in the Hereafter, will be among the losers. [3:85]

>>37 I don't believe it's appropriate to look for diet and exercise advice in the Qur'an. In the Sunnah however we find multiple stories of the Prophet's (peace and blessings be upon him) great physical strength as well as some of his advice. Narrated 'Ali (r): “When he (s) walked, because of the speed and force of the legs, it seemed as if he was descending from a high place.” (Tirmidhi) Narrated Abu Huraira (r), “I did not see anyone walk faster than him (s), as is the earth folded for him. A few moments ago he would be here, and then there. We found it difficult to keep pace when we walked with him and he walked at his normal pace.” (Tirmidhi) Narrated Hazrat Ibn Umar (r): The Prophet (s) said ”Teach your children swimming, archery and horse riding”. So these kinds of sports are the ones he (s) recommended to the Ummah, meaning they are the best.

>>18 It's not rude at all anon! You're welcome to ask if you have any questions. The basic answer is: Until we discover such life, only Allah knows. His creation is extremely big and complex and human scientists will probably never understand the full reality of it. At least in my opinion it would seem strange that the universe which is so unimaginably large and full of an uncountable number of galaxies would have been made to house us alone. If such other planets with intelligent life do exist, then it's likely that Allah (swt) would have also sent some prophets to them too, but that's only speculation.

>>18 They are known as the Unseen, in which one of the pillars of Islamic Faith is to believe the Unseen.

>>38 The Ghaib (Unseen, Hidden) refers to the supernatural non-physical reality (jinn, angels, etc), not extraterrestrials.

>>34 It'll come when you help yourself. >Verily, Allah does not change the condition of a people until they change what's in themselves.

Maybe we can join with this https://8kun.top/icup/res/2865.html Just need a new anthem and goal horn

>>26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7VjcIZKPgE would make a great anthem, I think

>>27 pretty good

>>27 And this as a goal horn