[Faith-talk] InshAllahRe: InshAllah, Democratic battle for gun reform, a thorough note on the last 10 days of Ramadan, a reminder of my decisive stridence and finally, my commentary on Britain leaving Europe with emphasising stridence

Mostafa Almahdy mostafa.almahdy at gmail.com
Thu Jun 30 02:39:54 UTC 2016


What subjects are allowed then? Just blindness and Christianity? I
also have the ability to do things, MR. David.

On 6/30/16, David Andrews <dandrews at visi.com> wrote:
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> At 01:13 PM 6/29/2016, Mostafa via Faith-Talk wrote:
>>Democratic congressmen protested in   the floor
>>of the House of Representatives in order to
>>force a vote on gun control ordinances. The
>>critical question is, will they succeed? A
>>Democratic Party sit-in over gun-control laws
>>sparks chaotic scenes in the US lower house, a
>>move Republicans dismiss as a publicity stunt.
>>Will this insurrection lead to significant shift
>>in U.S gun laws? Some may ingeniously assume
>>that  it was just a demonstration and it will
>>eventually vanish. I see this a provenience of
>>constant conflict between Republicans and
>>Democrats. To summarise, Democrats generically
>>resemble the diplomatic disposal in U.S politics
>>while Republicans resemble the inimical
>>position,  courteously portrayed as the
>>conservative or right-wing. This is a natural
>>consequence of capitalistic pride and greed.
>>Congress hall is now a site of eruption and
>>perturbation as the gun battle upholds. We are
>>not used to seeing chaotic scenes like this in
>>the  Congress. To be fairly outspoken, I am
>>enormously felicitous seeing this disruption
>>flowing  the Congress.  The National Rifle
>>Association is a gravely influential
>>lobbyist.  It has tremendous power to
>>substantially entice the majority in the
>>Congress to lean toward its side. It is a plain
>>state of felony, Arms robbery and homicide for
>>unappeasable greed. If you ask those demented
>>gun manufacturers for the genuine demand of a
>>semiautomatic Assault Rifle in a civil market,
>>He will tell you, it is not a question of need,
>>it is a question of right because it is in our
>>Constitution. Despite the high rate of mass
>>shooting fatalities in the U.S, gun retailers
>>favour their interest over saving millions of
>>Americans from this enormous psychopathy. The
>>battle of Democrats is furious for they are
>>constantly besieged with ruthless malefactors.
>>They are ready to utterly exterminate anyone who
>>attempts to oppose them. Gun manufacturers in
>>the United States are arsonists, They will never
>>tolerate confrontation because it is their money
>>which they actually fight for. Despite the
>>Second Amendment contention, as we saw in the
>>last post, its text is vague and thus, it does
>>not seem to be a consistent justification for
>>obstinately opposing proposals of gun control.
>>As I said before, if money is a prominent
>>priority, all values are  heedlessly dismissed.
>>This is the crisis of complying to capitalistic
>>authority. Choice is unprocurable, threat is
>>immersible and more innocent mortals are
>>susceptible. Therefore, I earnestly call on the
>>Providential Care to bless those who strive in
>>the cause of saving innocents with a manifest
>>victory. It is a demonstrative challenge as they
>>attempt to demonopolise gun industry.  As we
>>have entered the last 10 days of Ramadan, I pray
>>for the refinement of this world. Why these last
>>10 days of Ramadan are so special? Well, as
>>Muslims, we hasten and fortify our exertion in
>>worship during these 10 days in particular
>>because, they signify the end of this blessed
>>month and furthermore, among them is one night
>>that its worship is superior to 1000 months.
>>That is how it is described in the Koran. It is
>>called the Night of Decree. It is the Night
>>during which the Noble Koran began to be
>>revealed. Allah hid this blessed night among the
>>last 10 to encourage all of us to do the best of
>>what we can in order to devoutly reach up to the
>>celestial realm. Within the midst of
>>precipitance and perpetual disintegration, the
>>soul is desperate for substantive refinement.
>>Ramadan is primarily meant for self-discipline
>>and cleansing. For a period of 30 days and
>>night, the Muslim trains his body and soul on
>>the basis of attaining piety. Day-to-day,
>>Muslims are ordained to practice fasting to
>>exercise temporal defiance and nightly, they are
>>encouraged to engage in worship to get closer to
>>their Creator, Sustainer and Maintainer. This
>>sacred season is observed annually. It
>>is  filled with numerous imports, among which is
>>the regular exercise of self-consciousness,
>>purification of souls, ousting demonic
>>defilement,  repentance and heartfelt
>>development. The last 10 in particular are the
>>time during which people ought to hasten because
>>we never know, whether we will live to encounter
>>another opportunity. As Muslims, we never rely
>>on the counterfeit assumption, that someone
>>could possibly ransom our cynicism in whatever
>>manner.  Our religion is mutually based on faith
>>and act. Simultaneously, we are never imperious
>>of our righteous deeds, we just pray in earnest
>>hope, that Allah may accept them. With these
>>sentiments, I do not attempt to gain
>>ingratiation. The right  to adhere
>>allegiance  to our heritage is principally
>>inalienable.  It is disconsolate to see some of
>>our youth decrepitly manipulated. Those are
>>crackerjacks of emulators. To ungracious
>>hellions, the combat is not over yet. You may
>>ridicule and deride our religion as viciously as
>>you could, the winner is the one who laughs at
>>last. I thank Allah for that the back surgery of
>>Father Chiles went well. I constantly prefer to
>>equilibrise my rhetoric between passive and
>>strident dimensions. I have no need to speak
>>apologetically and I intemperately despise those
>>who do. My speech will always consist of both
>>segments. I have to clearly express my
>>commendatory and retribution. I express
>>appreciation to those who mutually partake in
>>deference while at the same time, I would like
>>to see Devil Trump and his blasphemed
>>apprentices justly brought to internment. Some
>>of you may possibly heard of the term frenemey.
>>Frenemey is a person with whom one is friendly
>>despite a fundamental dislike or rivalry. Well,
>>I personally do not want such type of
>>relationships with people. I am not a politician
>>to treat others with double standard. People are
>>either friends or enemies, I have no third
>>alternative. I repudiate disingenuous
>>relationships or those are based on terrestrial
>>pursuits. So, when I say I am friend with
>>Alison, Sarah, Pia, Father Chiles and others, I
>>really am. I am in uninterrupted hostility with
>>some people though. I will never be in hostile
>>disposal with my brothers and sisters in Islam
>>in spite of our major dissensions. I am
>>generally disinclined to incite fury unless it
>>was provoked with theological belligerence. We
>>never oppose people for their different faith or
>>perspective. I just defy those who initially
>>spark aggression. We are not expected to
>>submissively tolerate bigotry or desecration.
>>One of their most distorted portraitures is the
>>one they have of Shariah and its juristic
>>tenets. I do not demand them to rather be
>>convinced of it. The bottomline here, is to
>>distinguish between prejudice and proper
>>approach. I am always willing to engage in a
>>dialog with anyone. The problem is, they
>>actually are not looking for this. They only
>>seek for hunting lay people who may not be
>>trained to tackle challenging misconceptions so
>>they can hammer them out with difficult
>>questions to stir doubt in their minds. Well,
>>despite this unethical tendency, I respectfully
>>invite anyone who is interested for a fruitful
>>dialog. Now, concerning the  recent referendum
>>in the UK which led to British exit from Europe.
>>This vote has sparked a global attention and
>>possibly rather, outrage. There are bitter
>>exchanges in the European parliament during a
>>debate on   vote of Britain leaving the union,,
>>with incendiary expressions, accusations of lies
>>and use of Nazi propaganda. It was said to us,
>>that Arab people are unmatched in their
>>ignorance and savagery. Well, here is the
>>European Parliament reported to have backlash
>>and racist remarks over Britain and its vote to
>>exit. It turned out that those people are not
>>Creme de la crème. We saw similar states of
>>disarray in U.S presidential debates and in the
>>Congress over guns. Well, if they eat, drink and
>>go to toilet; What does prevent them from
>>getting into turmoil? The consequence of Britain
>>leaving Europe may result in continental
>>fragmentation, analysts assert. David Cameron
>>has resigned as Prime Minister after the UK
>>public voted to leave the European Union in the
>>referendum. I respect what he did. His
>>resignation did not provoke any indignation. I
>>wish our totalitarian regime learn something
>>from this civility. When David Cameron noticed
>>the decision of his people, he delivered a
>>pertinent speech, in which he expressed
>>deference, sympathy and gratitude to British
>>people and their parliamentary descision. I
>>fought this campaign in the only way I know how,
>>he said. But, when he noticed what people of
>>Britain decided, he respectfully resigned. Our
>>leaders somehow have fall into madness with
>>supremacy. Generally speaking, I sternly
>>repudiate president Sisi, his viciously
>>misleading media,  his brutal police which does
>>not respect free press and his unprecedented
>>totalitarianism. It is absolute tyranny. At the
>>same  strength of repudiation, I uninterruptedly
>>wage my verbal combat against those who
>>deliberately distort our heritage and identity.
>>It is meant and quite intended to deride and
>>roast our religion. I do not feel guilty of
>>calling on waging Jihad against hostilely
>>combatant heathens. I do not care about
>>fallaciously characterizing this licit act with
>>terror or whatever. The problem is, that some of
>>us really care about what others think of our
>>right to defy aggression. Well, Israel backed by
>>westerns, it continuously commits insensate
>>crimes, yet they feel no guilt despite their
>>insistence to stand by oppression. Thence, we
>>better wake up and smell the coffee. Our
>>ridiculously hollered apologetic tone has to
>>gravely be turned down. I will never tolerate
>>this manner of sounding so subservient and
>>poorly defeated. Yes, the Muslim has to be nice
>>and decent but, not to the point of being
>>plainly naive and perhaps, idiot. The Muslim
>>ought to be lenient and at the same time,
>>intelligent, dignified, courageous and
>>determined. As I said on multiple occasions, I
>>did not learn a foreign language to be
>>unconsciously occidentalised. Our communication
>>with the western world has to essentially be
>>based on mutual deference. No bigotry is to
>>decrepitly be tolerated. This is my unwavering
>>stance. I will never tolerate our sacred
>>elements and our race disgracefully maltreated.
>>My proposition has numerously been corroborated.
>>When white people are subjected to cataclysm, it
>>is broadly mourned but, when Israel murders
>>innocent civilians, when massacres daily happen
>>in Syria, when people die in Africa  of illness
>>and starvation, these unpleasant incidents are
>>reported casually in their headlines. They treat
>>these incidents as coldly as their whether. This
>>is the crisis of missing justice and
>>consequently, conflicts are anticipated to
>>massively exacerbate. I apologise for the length
>>of this piece. I should have attempted to
>>abridge its extent. I really appreciate people
>>taking time to read. I am glad to write what I
>>believe. I keenly look forward to receiving all
>>types of feedback. I may possibly interact if I
>>perceived that the response deserves a
>>reciprocal reception. Thank you for reading,
>>Mostafa Best wishes. It's always hope that gives
>>meaning to
>>life.
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