There's something sinister regarding the agenda against Islam

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

It does not feel natural. It feels as if the fear of the inherent alignment of Islam with the human orientation causes fear in those who follow satanist and Europhile philosophies. Just throwing it out there. It seems that more than any other ideology or religion, Islam when internalized and practiced with sincerity creates a tranquility and large balls of steels that can only be found if you where to combine buddhist monks with Chiraq killers.

It seems that more than anything we are in the age of the Antichrist (Dajjal), where up is down and down is up, and people are either too blind to see it or too overwhelmed too comment or busy grasping at straws such as black supremacy or male rights or any other worldly paradigm that fits within the larger scope of acceptability in the europhilic agenda.

And when it is said to them, "Do not cause corruption on the earth," they say, "We are but reformers."
Unquestionably, it is they who are the corrupters, but they perceive not.
And when it is said to them, "Believe as the people have believed," they say, "Should we believe as the foolish have believed?" Unquestionably, it is they who are the foolish, but they know not.
And when they meet those who believe, they say, "We believe"; but when they are alone with their demons, they say, "Indeed, we are with you; we were only mockers." (Al Baqarah, 12-14)

 

[Solomon Caine]

Wtf did he get banned for?? 2 minutes after creating this topic.

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

Wtf did he get banned for?? 2 minutes after creating this topic.

im not banned broski

 

[Solomon Caine]

im not banned broski

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

wow, the pattern of thought of a religious man...
Read the OP & Follow that logic.
That is how a brain is wired once indoctrinated.

Whether by religion or partisanship, the end result is the same.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

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[MalickSyXShabbaz]

wow, the pattern of thought of a religious man...
Read the OP & Follow that logic.
That is how a brain is wired once indoctrinated.

Whether by religion or partisanship, the end result is the same.

I think we are all indoctrinated to one ideology or another, whether through conscious action or otherwise.
For example, all of us by default of living in a country and paying taxes and not being criminals or general detriments have recognized the paramountcy of governments in dealing with certain temporal affairs. We are absolutely convinced of the authority that the government and its apparatuses have for taking measures that would be harmful to our person or possessions.

For us to get to that point, there comes a certain degree of indoctrination to where even if we are aware of a theory like Marxism or anarchy and are convinced by it, we would not act it out in contravention of the ruling government.

So my point is that for some people, they choose to limit their God to being the government that is over them. That is the highest authority for them. That is the essence of the pyramid/pharaonic structure, in that it ends with a man or a group of men at the top. Yet, the pyramid is still within the confines of the earth. Regardless of whether a man is on top of the pyramid or not, there are still greater things than him.
So for me, and I do not fault anyone else for feeling this way, I choose to go above the pyramid in my mind towards Al-Ala (The Most High), the necessary existent and the furthest point of rational imagination (the Great Unknown, God, Allah) and submit my internal orientation towards that. I see no reason, even if I am an unwilling laborer in an extensive pyramid (As our israelite brothers were), to worship man and his constructs.

If that makes me indoctrinated, then I am okay to be indoctrinated. What do I lose by submitting my being to the force who created me, and making my way of life as clean as possible for the Most High unseen. It beats worshiping myself and my fellow man

 

[Solomon Caine]

I wouldn’t even bother trying to get through to them breh, they are so entrenched in the worship of other men since birth it’s clouded everything.

They fear thinkin for themselves..

The struggle between truth and evil is an eternal one..

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

I wouldn’t even bother trying to get through to them breh, they are so entrenched in the worship of other men since birth it’s clouded everything.

They fear thinkin for themselves..

The struggle between truth and evil is an eternal one..

you speak the truth brother.
A man can only achieve freedom through acknowledgement that he did not create himself and that he is subject to orders beyond himself. Unfortunately, the age of the one eyed liar has created a paradigm where a man can look at the wonders of the Earth and the heavens and deny its creator. My brother i leave us with verses from Surah Tur

Or do they say, "He has made it up"? Rather, they do not believe.
Then let them produce a statement like it, if they should be truthful.
Or were they created by nothing, or were they the creators?
Or did they create the heavens and the earth? Rather, they are not certain.
Or have they the depositories of your Lord? Or are they the controllers?
Or have they a stairway upon which they listen? Then let their listener produce a clear authority.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

I think we are all indoctrinated to one ideology or another, whether through conscious action or otherwise.
For example, all of us by default of living in a country and paying taxes and not being criminals or general detriments have recognized the paramountcy of governments in dealing with certain temporal affairs. We are absolutely convinced of the authority that the government and its apparatuses have for taking measures that would be harmful to our person or possessions.

For us to get to that point, there comes a certain degree of indoctrination to where even if we are aware of a theory like Marxism or anarchy and are convinced by it, we would not act it out in contravention of the ruling government.

So my point is that for some people, they choose to limit their God to being the government that is over them. That is the highest authority for them. That is the essence of the pyramid/pharaonic structure, in that it ends with a man or a group of men at the top. Yet, the pyramid is still within the confines of the earth. Regardless of whether a man is on top of the pyramid or not, there are still greater things than him.
So for me, and I do not fault anyone else for feeling this way, I choose to go above the pyramid in my mind towards Al-Ala (The Most High), the necessary existent and the furthest point of rational imagination (the Great Unknown, God, Allah) and submit my internal orientation towards that. I see no reason, even if I am an unwilling laborer in an extensive pyramid (As our israelite brothers were), to worship man and his constructs.

If that makes me indoctrinated, then I am okay to be indoctrinated. What do I lose by submitting my being to the force who created me, and making my way of life as clean as possible for the Most High unseen. It beats worshiping myself and my fellow man

Very good argument.

However I would not call Govt. law.
Here's why, if someone breaks into my house to rob me and then I kick his ass do I go out to look for a 3rd party to settle the dispute?
No, that's why law and govt. is there.

It is not necessary to me and therefore not god, it is merely more convenient

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

Very good argument.

However I would not call Govt. law.
Here's why, if someone breaks into my house to rob me and then I kick his ass do I go out to look for a 3rd party to settle the dispute?
No, that's why law and govt. is there.

It is not necessary to me and therefore not god, it is merely more convenient

I mean according to some theories, law can only exist with the presence of the "promulgating sovereign", that entity which has the ability to disseminate, change, and enforce its own edicts.

My point is that by choosing to abide by a certain context, you respect that context. Now the degree of respect is what determines whether it reaches the level of godhood or not.
Its as Allah says in the Quran "Have you seen the one who takes his passion as his God". We have people for whom the highest authority, the highest God, is their own whims and desires, sober or perverted as those desires may be.

Now, we live in a time of "Do What Thou Will", when men are being told to follow their passion as a means of liberating themselves (despite the obvious flaws that this entails if followed to the T) while being simultaneously being told that the promulgating sovereign (government) is the highest possible authority through indoctrination that destroys the necessity of God and the necessity of religion. Without God, what tangible authority will man respect to restrain himself..it is a government with the power to harm him if he does not obey. Given the transience of men and governments, it would seem foolish to place one's entire internal submission to them as a point of all hope.

If one would rely or have hope, it only makes sense that the reliance be taken to that which initiated you and created you, the necessary existent. But we live in the dajjalic age, where people will openly call a singer or an athlete "God", yet turn around and be legitimately offended at the public mention of the actual God. For anyone with eyes and a nature that is not based in arguing for the sake of arguing, the opposing paradigms will stand clear and truth will be gleamed, if there is a truth to be gleamed.

 

[Shogun]

As long as theyre sitting on the largest stores of the worlds most sought after natural resource, they're going to be under the spotlight.

 

[MMS]

Zillamane

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

Zillamane

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