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Thug LifeOriginally posted by DaMalakandGhar View Post
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Typical North African......Comment
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here's a better picture :
perfect tan, athletic, self-confident
you gotta admit he got the swaggComment
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He died 30 minutes ago in a final gunfight.Comment
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Auw so sad.... NOT LOLComment
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Another brainwashed lunatic goes to dust. Great news. Thanks be to almighty Allah.Originally posted by Al Hanif View PostComment
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A proper educated muslim who knows his deen would never kill innocent kids and innocent civilians. I hope he goes to the depths of hell for what he has done. These misguided youths can be easily brainwashed with emotinal jargon and go to extremes which is not allowed in Islam as Jihad and fighting has terms and conditions which must be obeyed.Comment
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They should have contacted a scholar,but the killing of the children was really terrible and we should pray for him that may Allah forgive him for his doings and they were not something to say something good of.High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
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Forgive him? Are you feeling OK?Comment
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For he was ignorant of islam and attributed his doings to islam.High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
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Well he sure was ignorant and brainwashed. The blame lies with those who brainwashed him and himself. He has to suffer for his actions, maybe he is forgiven but I certainly won't pray for his forgiveness. A little pain is good sometimes. If he was mentally ill then thats another issue. But its really hard to imagine that a mentally sane person would do such a thing. only God knows, one thing is sure that he will face justice.Comment
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High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
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