For Muslims Holy Kaaba But For Wahabis An Advertisment Board (AlAyazuBilAllah)

[Pakhtun_Policy]

Now this is not bidda according to wahabis.They can innovate things as they please ,but when a proper muslim follows the Sunnah of Prophet RasolAllah (Sallallaho alayhiwasallam) then its automatically shirk and bidda in the eyes of wahabis.

Your time wahabis is soon to end....

[Naveera]

i wish you all left each other alone.

[Pakhtun_Policy]

The nejdi /wahabi filth is telling the Sufis and the rest of the muslim world that we shouldnt celebrate Milad Sharif (birthday of Prophet Mohammad(pbuh) ) because they say its bidda.

Now look at the hypocrysi of theirs. Its biddah according to them to celebrate the birthday of the best Creation (Prophet Mohammad (pbuh)) of Allah ,but they can celebrate the birthday of the creation of Saudi Arabia state. That is not bidda to them:






Kingdom’s progress march on

By MD AL-SULAMI & FATIMA SIDIYA | ARAB NEWS
Published: Sep 23, 2010 01:07 Updated: Sep 23, 2010 01:07

RIYADH/JEDDAH/MADINAH: On the occasion of the Kingdom’s 80th National Day, President of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities Prince Sultan bin Salman commended the country’s leaders for pursuing a national development policy that has enabled the country to make substantial achievements in all fields.

“The Saudi leadership has set cultural and economic developments as key objectives to be achieved through its sustained support for modern projects, new plans and regulations in line with the rapid developments taking place in the outside world,” the prince said in a statement to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).

“During the current era of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah, the Kingdom has been witnessing enormous achievements and developments making the Kingdom a model state with additional stress on Islam and original Arab culture,” said President General of the Youth Welfare Presidency Prince Sultan bin Fahd. He also described King Abdullah’s reign as an era of all-round progress.

Assistant Minister of Culture and Information Prince Turki bin Sultan underscored the significance of the day as a historical, cultural, and humanitarian occasion. He added that the Kingdom’s founder King Abdul Aziz was a well-accomplished political leader who helped revive Islamic values and applied Islamic Shariah.

The prince said the government led by King Abdullah, Crown Prince Sultan, deputy premier and minister of defense and aviation, and Second Deputy Premier and Minister of Interior Prince Naif has been following the values set by King Abdul Aziz.

Chairman of the Shoura Council Abdullah Al-Asheikh said King Abdullah is a pioneering leader of modernization and reforms. He added that the king possesses remarkable qualities.

He also noted that the Kingdom has been striving to preserve fundamental Islamic principles and following the path paved by King Abdul Aziz. He added that the king has initiated a culture of dialogue both at home and abroad and has been working to protect human rights in accordance with the law.

“The strategic partnership between our two brotherly countries is deeply rooted in history and the relations have always been cordial and unique,” said Pakistan’s Ambassador to the Kingdom Umar Khan Alisherzai. “The government and people of Pakistan highly appreciated the generosity and help of the Kingdom during the recent floods. Saudi Arabia has always supported Pakistan in difficult times,” he added.

The US also felicitated the Kingdom. “On behalf of the US people and President Barack Obama I offer my congratulations to King Abdullah and people of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the occasion of the Kingdom’s National Day,” said US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a statement carried by the SPA.

Clinton commended the king for his efforts to create harmony among people of different religions and efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, Saudi flags were selling like hot cakes across the Kingdom on Wednesday. Flags of varying sizes and other types of Saudi memorabilia, such as caps and stickers carrying the national emblem of two swords and a palm tree, have been in great demand.

The items are even being sold at traffic signals for anything between SR5 and SR15.

Car body workshops have also been busy over the last week decorating the cars of young Saudis with the color green and using the Saudi logo.
Many have also been asking to have the back of their cars decorated with the pictures of the Kingdom’s leaders.

“The fatherland has the greatest claim over us and so whatever we spend on National Day is an expression of patriotism,” said Sami Hijazi, who was busy decorating his car.

Another youth, Jamal Al-Hassan, said he spent SR4,000 decorating his car. Nasser Al-Joaedi said he was proud of the king and the Kingdom and did not know any other way to express his sentiments but by specially decorating his car for the day.

Workers at car workshops said they wait for Saudi National Day, as it is a brilliant time to do business. Muhammad Al-Aynus, who owns a car decoration shop, said he has sold over SR10,000 worth of flags and stickers carrying flags and inscribed with the wordings “Fidaka Ya Watani” (We Sacrifice Ourselves for the Fatherland.)

“Our customers are mostly between 20 and 30. They want their cars to be painted fully with the color of the flag, or pictures of the king, the crown prince and the second deputy premier. A full painting takes two or three days and costs between SR1,000 and SR3,000. The stickers range between SR50 and SR200 depending on their size,” said Hassan Ahmad, Al-Aynus’ assistant.

Director of Traffic Police in Jeddah Brig. Muhammad Al-Qahtani warned that no traffic violation would go unnoticed on Thursday. “Any attempt to block the flow of traffic or any other type of violation, such as painting a car in a way that prevents people from looking in from the outside, will not be tolerated,” said Al-Qahtani.

He also warned people against removing car registration plates, covering them with writing, playing loud music and gathering in their cars on streets.

The National Day fever is so intense this year that the day is also being celebrated online. Many young Saudis have changed their Facebook profile pictures and avatars to images with a green Saudi theme. Blackberry users have also been forwarding pictures and messages that suit the occasion.

Meanwhile, traders in Madinah are offering 50 percent discounts on items to celebrate the day. A newspaper publisher has also been offering reduced subscriptions, while communication companies are offering 50 percent reductions in prices.

Special events will be held at Madinah’s Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz Sports City and King Fahd Park. There will also be a fireworks display at the city’s Equestrian Club.

A special function is also to be held on Thursday evening at the Prince Sultan Civilization Center in Hail with the support of Hail Gov. Prince Saud bin Abdul Mohsen. The celebrations, which are open to all, will consist of cultural programs, folk dances, art shows and competitions.









FRONT PAGE Kingdom gears up to mark 80th National Day
In the Eastern Province, more than 650 decorated cars will participate in a car rally which will cover the 60 kilometer distance from King Abdullah Park at Dammam’s Corniche - along Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Road, Dhahran Highway and King Abdullah Highway - to Al-Khobar’s Corniche. The car procession will start at 3:44 P.M.
Similar events have also been planned elsewhere in the Kingdom.

[Pakhtun_Policy]

The wahabis are telling us muslims that dance is bidda now look at their own hypocrisy:

[Fahd]

U R one of this two
sufi ?
shiite ?
___________
i would love for us to talk about pashtun and leave this arab alone
i don't love arabs .
but u r wrong in propht birthday
no 1 should do that because it's bedda not for arab said that because i know that's wrong and right there s aproof
1- did sahaba or propht did that ???
no
2- birthday chirstan and jews do that and muslim shouldn't do that .
propht said (if some 1 want look like them then he s from them )
3-this birthday of propht will make alot of ppl ask propht and forgot god
and this s kufur
4- alot of ppl doing this birthday of propht and forgot what he said about Sunnah of the Prophet !!!!
i think thats enough to told u birthday is bedda

[Pakhtun_Policy]

U R one of this two
sufi ?
shiite ?
___________
i would love for us to talk about pashtun and leave this arab alone
i don't love arabs .
but u r wrong in propht birthday
no 1 should do that because it's bedda not for arab said that because i know that's wrong and right there s aproof
1- did sahaba or propht did that ???
no
2- birthday chirstan and jews do that and muslim shouldn't do that .
propht said (if some 1 want look like them then he s from them )
3-this birthday of propht will make alot of ppl ask propht and forgot god
and this s kufur
4- alot of ppl doing this birthday of propht and forgot what he said about Sunnah of the Prophet !!!!
i think thats enough to told u birthday is bedda

Brother , this is where you people are wrong. Watch this Pashto Khitab wich explains that Milad Sharif is allowed :

Milad Sharif In Light Of Quran And Sunnah-Pashto Khitab

[Fahd]

u don't tell me if u sufi or shiite ?
becusa first ppl do this bedda was fatmiya shiite
my ppl !!im not arab :P andd i don't love arab :P
like i said i gived u the excuse and aproof that this s bedda and haram

btw i saw 1 min from ur videos lol
what is that !!
all i can say hahahaha
like i said
U R WRONG WITH APROOFS
and those ppl in video i can make them Brainwashed
they will just saying
takbeeeeeeeeeeer allah wakbar
and any 1 think that's wrong Without feeling he will think its right if when they say takpeeer allah waber
lol

[شمله ور خراساني]

This is a great thread! Very informative. You should make more threads like this. I like!