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Why are we citing an article on a militant Jihadi website? I'm sorry, but since when is HN an outlet for crackpot militant religious groups? P.S. Whoever pens
by mahmud 16y ago
Why are we citing an article on a militant Jihadi website? I'm sorry, but since when is HN an outlet for crackpot militant religious groups?
P.S. Whoever pens that site doesn't quite grok Islam. Says "there are no copyrights in Islam" in all footers. Without copyright, or at least attribution, there wouldn't be Islam today (i.e. the Sunnah is all citations that would collapse if unattributed.)
- fwdbureau 16y agoNot sure why you've been downvoted here, you make a valid remark. I'm pretty sure the flag on this site's logo is the flag of the jihad. Since that wave of 'revolutions' in the middle east has started, a lot of disinformation has been spreading, and some wolves seem to be hiding behind the cute flock of sheep. It wouldn't hurt to care of where we're picking our news from, and take everything with a pinch of salt
- mahmud 16y agoYou need not quote revolution: it's real. And Jihadis have NOTHING to do with the Arab Spring. They would rather kill strangers in strange lands, instead of actually rising up against their own despots. Saudi Arabia funds them, and you heard what the fuckwit Mufti said about the Egyptian uprising: he said Mubarak is the rightful rules of the soil and Muslims must obey him. Muslim people have woken up to the lies of the Islamists.