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The hypocrisy of these people is amazing. They condemn Saudis for funding Sisi and help overthrowing the Mursi Ikhwani government. At the same time, they have quarrel with ISIS because they oppose the Saudi backed and Saudi sponsored FSA and Islamic Front.Originally posted by Khorosani View PostA new video is out of muhajiraat explaining the transgression done upon them by the fusaaq. May Allah take care of them by the just ones among them or by the hands of ISIS.Originally posted by FirdousiNever talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.
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You said yourself that you are on medication for your mental diseases. You are mentally ill person here dictating what is right and wrong in Islam.Originally posted by کیش View PostWhat's your obsession with pills? You want some cause you seem to forget that the first page oft his thread your language indicates that you support the ISIL against the "moderate" rebels. Now you're backtracking all that
I have no reason to backtrack or whatever. I have never suggested I support ISIS or endorse their policies and methods.
I merely suggested that those who blame this on ISIS are hypocrites because this current infighting started due to crimes and corruption of FSA and Islamic front.
There is no way in the world to have a family feud without both parties being partially guilty. The rebels are practically one family. Most of them are Syrian or from around Syria, most of them are either Salafis or Ikhwanis if not ex-Syrian army secularists. All sides have allot in common.
Only difference is, ISIS is not an agent of Turkey, Saudi etc. That doesn't mean they are free from fault.Originally posted by FirdousiNever talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.
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You're utterly biased, the attack started from the SMC/SRF declaring war on ISIS FIRST. After that IF (Islamic Front) along with the other brigades under them started attacking ISIS in their headquarters. So obviously they were the perpetrators of the attack. ISIS told them that if they keep their hands off of them they'll keep their hands off aswell. As for the SMC they started the war so ISIS is keen on fighting them and they declare them kuffar for taking help from US and wanting democracy. my position is different and I disagree there. I believe that the group stands for kufr and nifaq but i'm not willing to make a chain takfir on every soldier but i will say there case is unclear and doesn't look good.Originally posted by کیش View PostBack to the ISIL,
If the people who controls them were guided by God, they would only think about killing another Muslim if everything else has failed.
IF and the other islamic brigades obviously didn't keep their hands free so they destroyed them where they could and made PEACE TREATIES where they could and in some areas there was no fighting at all (such as where they are fighting PKK and in Latakia) ISIS have left Aleppo (they were fighting in 18 fronts!) because they couldn't handle fighting Assad on one side and the mujahideen/fusaaq on the other side. Alhamdulillah JN kept it smart and didn't get involved in the fighting. ISIS was kicked out of their main strong hold in Raqqa and in less than a week they got it all back.
This brought out a lot of good and bad, scholars being immature and calling ISIS khawarij and saying thhat if anybody sees ISIS they should kill them. ISIS calling a whole group kuffar and not accepting courts (however i don't blame them, given that IF shari's said that anyone who sees ISIS should kill them, and baghadi accepted joint courts as i've heard from one source) and not to mention the takfir from the lay soldiers from BOTH camps IF and ISIS.
This fighting shouldn't of happened, but if there was any intention for this fighting it should've happened after the fall of Assad and not before. ISIS said they knew it would happen but didn't know it will happen so soon. Alhamdulillah so far among the good news is that Assad couldn't monopolize on this fighting and he couldn't do so much, he got some peace treaties from some FSA brigades and has regained 4-6 villages but other than that alhamdulillah he couldn't do much. A lot of FSA brigades have cut off from SMC/SRF and have joined ISIS/IF/ and a lot of joined JN. I hope ultimately that whoever takes the steed take it with the path of moderation.
P.S Have your women being raped (SRF and FSA are doing this) or being threatened to be killed (by IF/Liwa tawheed) and than speak about "try everything until it failed"Last edited by Khorosani; 01-18-2014, 07:22 AM.
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