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2026-03-06 23:17:21 CET

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Oh it's brilliant. The engineering and science he described is fantastic. My first read was one shot, couldn't put it down.

2026-03-06 15:48:15 CET

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Artemis was such a let down after the Martian...
Which of these two this one is closer to?

2026-03-06 02:23:32 CET

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I am experiencing it particularly at work. When at home I feel way more authentic to myself.

2026-03-06 02:19:15 CET

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Another batch or the same one?

2026-03-04 14:34:34 CET

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What about copper oxide, toxic to humans. What can be done about it? Genuinely asking

2026-03-04 03:00:21 CET

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I believe that this is probably the most logical thing. In a war like this both sides wants the third regional player, Saudi, on their side. And it is certainly not below Israelis to do such thing; nothing below their morals anyway.
The only reason Iran would hit Saudi is to pressure them to pressure the US to stop, but that's a very bad gambit.
Other GCC members would make sense to use this gambit on, not Saudi.

2026-03-04 02:38:17 CET

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All but a drop of blood in the bloody ocean they're swimming in..

2026-03-03 17:46:00 CET

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Them zionists are ready to lie about anything and everything.. 😂😂

2026-03-03 02:42:38 CET

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Basically the US acted to future reaction.. Amazing comprehension of how action and reaction works.. 😂

2026-03-02 17:23:21 CET

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I mean, you're being pedantic here about language. It is not an "originally" Islamic symbol. It was adopted after the fall of Constantinople. 800+ years after Islam was first revealed. Does this phrasing suit your sensibilities? 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️
In any case, that's exactly my point, thank you for understanding it.
The fact is: neither you nor I or anyone knows what it originally meant and why they did designed it this way. And surely you cannot use this symbol to deduct that you can see stars (or Venus) through the moon, or within it.
I wasn't trying to prove anything but the shortcoming of this as evidence. You clearly understood that.

2026-03-02 12:49:24 CET

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I'm not sure what the point is.. The world super power and two of the main major powers of the region have been posturing for months, and there was in fact a war a few months ago.
of course everyone will track attacks. Every one did, everyone will if they can.
What's the point here?

2026-03-02 11:22:16 CET

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The weakest troll ever.. No one even blinked about it 😅
I guess it has a lot more about PURIM festival than this date no one really noticed

2026-03-02 06:36:11 CET

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Where have I denied it's usage. I clearly haven't. But you refuse to understand the nuance and the culture behind the symbol that explains why they have use it this way, and immediately jumped to conclusion that all these peoples saw through the moon.
So, try again...

2026-03-02 02:57:47 CET

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You're wrong on this one. The "star" symbol you see in Turkiye's flag, for example, is in fact Venus. A symbol for the Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar (Venus' counterpart in Roman theology).
Historically and theologically, it is not an Islamic symbol. Turks adopted it after conquering Constantinople. You can find it in many sources, but here is a random blog I found.
https://noorrrathore.wordpress.com/2024/09/02/the-crescent-and-star/?utm_source=perplexity

2026-03-01 12:16:18 CET

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وما يفعل الجماهير حين تتنافس الفرق على الملعب غير التشجيع والتصفيق؟

2026-03-01 10:38:06 CET

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Wen Kessler Syndrome?

2026-03-01 10:36:52 CET

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That's what most Arabs want too.. Unfortunately, we have centuries of experiencing Western, to put it lightly, interference.
Leave us be, and you'll be surprised of how well that'll work in the long term.

2026-02-28 22:05:41 CET

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لا فض فوك ولا فوه

2026-02-28 12:58:47 CET

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2026-02-28 00:50:05 CET

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Alhamdulillah, better than expected. Still tough, though.

2026-02-27 20:37:23 CET

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Lol..
"كل المسلم على المسلم حرام دمه و_ماله_ وعرضه"
Moving on...

2026-02-27 11:37:37 CET

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Question is, does this guy have an Instagram account?

2026-02-27 09:59:46 CET

Every single incident...
Every single day...
Every single death...
The goal is not acquittal, the goal is to waste your time and effort to prove your point, while they move on to the next incident, day, death.. You'll never catch up.
#nevent1q…eqr2

2026-02-26 20:37:16 CET

Hello, #NoorNote

2026-02-26 20:22:54 CET

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Are they running out of ideas? 😂😂

2026-02-26 09:17:21 CET

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Plot twist: I believe in the scientific model because I believe in God.

2026-02-26 01:31:24 CET

If you ever wonder why Palestinians and, by extension, Arabs and Muslims are pissed off at Israel and whichever imperial power that backs it..
#nevent1q…9lmk

2026-02-25 17:43:13 CET

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كيف تحط ٢٠ يهودي في سيارة واحدة؟
تحطهم في الطفاية

2026-02-25 10:59:41 CET

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It'll be read exactly one week after the nuclear bomb would be ready next week. It is well known

2026-02-17 16:14:39 CET

كل عام والمسلمين وأهل الإسلام بخير.. أعاننا الله وإياكم على الصيام والقيام

2026-02-17 06:00:52 CET

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جهنم وبئس المصير
عقبال نتنياهو

2026-02-16 05:49:15 CET

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First off..
"والله يهدي من يشاء إلى صراط مستقيم"
So, it doesn't matter really what they say when all is said and done.
I'm just wondering, who assumes this?

2026-02-09 12:19:16 CET

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While this particular piece of intricate tapestry usually covers the door, and is never a rectangular piece, rather drape shaped to allow access to the door, people around me are livid about it. Maybe you won't see it online, but I haven't talked to anyone around me who was meh about it. I live in a Muslim majority country (99%+).

2026-02-05 11:34:32 CET

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It's his job to implicate as many as possible in his demon-driven blackmail ring..

2026-01-21 11:17:00 CET

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Hypocrisy at its finest. When it came around, it is bad, but for as long as they benefit, it's alright.

2026-01-19 21:23:19 CET

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You, sir, are too straight forward for the world we live in 😂😂

2026-01-19 21:18:17 CET

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Yep. Unfortunately, there are enough payers to buy bullshit that you can build a nice little fortune and get away with it.

2026-01-19 21:11:25 CET

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I'm in MENA. The situation is a bit different. But same logic applies. People who know how to sell bullshit are better than people who don't know how to sell gold. 😂

2026-01-19 13:04:09 CET

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I'm not US based... While this doesn't apply to me, the problem is always going to be that Ai-powered HR profile reviews will rarely give you an advantage.
So in a way, you're still right

2026-01-19 12:46:38 CET

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Heh.. Good luck finding a job on LinkedIn. It's the worst experience ever. You're better off tapping into your real world network.

2026-01-14 11:56:14 CET

Zionist spotted
#nevent1q…k52g

2026-01-05 06:28:24 CET

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You're right on one account, that modern problems started with Sykes-Picot. I'm under no illusions that I blame the French and Brits for that. Particularly, for planting Israel here.
The region had at least one major war every decade since 1948. Go ahead and verify that. Eventually, the British and French influence waned, and American influence waxed.
America's fingers are in every major war in the region since 1967. That's 6 decades ago.
Having said that, the region was mostly peaceful since the crusades and Mongol invasion just under a millennium ago. Yes there were empires fighting (namely Ottomans VS. Memlukes and Ottomans VS. Safavids), but it's nowhere near what we had since the cursed agreement.
Moreover, every country in the Middle East has been in at least one war since 1967 (perhaps except Oman and Qatar, even if they participated in the first Gulf War in 1991). Now, I'm sure not all these wars are American made, but surely American influenced. Again, go ahead and verify that.
In any case, you changed the goal posts. I was specifically talking about Iraq since 2003, and that particular war (and it's results) is squarely American made. There is no way you pin it on the Brits and the French. While I'm no Saddam supporter by any mean, Iraq and the region are far worse since. There are no two ways about it.
So, no, the region has not improved. And for most of the people here it's a trifecta of Western interference (including, but not limited to, Israel and the US), despots, and reactionary movements like ISIS. Those three have devastated the region. And be under no illusion, most people don't see light at the end of the tunnel.

2026-01-04 08:23:15 CET

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How you think Iraq is better off now is beyond me. Have you forgetten what happened in the last two decades? You're either willfully forgetting or only pinning everything on that No Saddam = good.
A million+ civilians died in Iraq. ISIS was created and killed further thousands of people in Syria, Iran became stronger, the whole region destabilized. And after all said and done, the country and the people are literally far behind where it was. There haven't been any stable government since, only ongoing sectarian wars and tribalism.
The only winner from Iraq war was Israel, maybe that's why the media still call it a good result.

2026-01-04 07:54:58 CET

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I ordered it a while ago, but never received it

2026-01-03 13:13:59 CET

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You either cow or you get hit... Unless you're nuclear, we proxy war you..

2026-01-01 08:32:05 CET

بمعنى آخر
القناعة كنز لا يفنى
#nevent1q…c2qd

2025-12-30 11:20:36 CET

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2025-12-25 09:34:04 CET

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سؤال مفخخ. عدم التهنئة لا يساوي قطع العلاقات.
في المقابل، ماذا يحصل لو ان تشبثك لموقفك الثابت الذي لا بيتزحزح في مقابل تنازل الكنيسة عن كل مبادئها كان سبب في إعجاب أحدهم بالإسلام؟
أليس من الممكن أن هذه التهنأة تكون سبب في غلق باب إسلام أحدهم؟

2025-12-21 21:45:54 CET

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You got me, I'm a Windows noob, for sure. I Haven't used it as my personal OS since 2006.
I only use it on work laptop, which is constricted by IT anyway. So, let's move on from this debate that won't result in changing my mind. If you have a Linux distro that fits, I'll be grateful to hear your suggestion. Otherwise, thanks for dropping by.

2025-12-16 13:51:53 CET

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You forgot rape and pillage.. But hey it's implied, isn't it?

2025-12-10 11:44:35 CET

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Indeed. Strength comes in different forms. I think however the strength to hold yourself from harming or even scratching your own integrity is one of the highest forms of strength. Whether that be holding yourself in anger or against desires.

2025-12-08 08:56:59 CET

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Great description.
To add, the Cantillion effect is like a sudden disruption in the energy of a medium. It propagates in waves, the closer you are the more energy you can extract from the wave. The wavefront keeps losing energy to the medium, and the politicians tell you we added this much energy, and model the wave without losses.

2025-12-08 05:50:25 CET

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Be at peace.

2025-12-08 05:33:25 CET

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سلام.
You claimed something without backing it with any evidence. If you don't want engage, then don't in the first place. 😂
Be at peace. Smile for the rest of the day. 😊

2025-12-08 05:25:12 CET

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You have nothing to bring.

2025-12-07 18:49:08 CET

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Silly and pointless banter aside.. We can get along if you want..
https://youtu.be/sNbtEdcTH8w

2025-12-07 18:08:01 CET

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I'm in my very Arab country enjoying my time. No point telling me to fuck off. 😂
No one can force anyone to convert, true conversion comes from free will. So, I don't know what you're on about. The Spaniard knows about the the inquisition, I don't need to remind him, but maybe I need to remind you.
Everything you point a finger at, your people did too. So stop calling the pot black while your kettle is whistling.
If you are mad at me because someone I never met, I'm within my rights to be mad at you because of dubya Bush and Netanyahu.
If you're willing to sit down like the civilized person you are and discuss with respect. By all means.
My premise is:
Islam itself doesn't need reformation, your understanding of it needs depth and open mindedness.
Muslims on the other hand, oh well... Won't discuss, it would take a book or two.

2025-12-07 17:40:03 CET

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Happy to do so, get your Europeans out of our lands while you're at it. We've seen it in Palestine, Iraq, Afghanistan in our lifetimes. The rest of the Muslim world before that from Morocco all the way to Indonesia.
Youe governments and empires are no better than ours. Your governments terorrizes globally way more than a few individuals who claim grandeur from caves.
Like it or not, we're here to stay in this world. Better live with it. Because, at the end, we have lived with Christians in our lands all our 14 centuries. Mixed results for sure, but history proves it way more good than bad.

2025-12-07 17:16:21 CET

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Agreed. Still implore you to read Karen Armstrong's book. You'll have better appreciation for this brotherhood. After all, monotheists should unite intellectually against atheists.

2025-12-07 17:13:06 CET

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False. Bring me proof.

2025-12-07 15:46:09 CET

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I apologize. Didn't see your correction. I read the Koran daily. 😊

2025-12-07 15:45:09 CET

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The Islamic conquest of the Iberian peninsula was before Spain and Portugal and you know it. The population there were not called Spaniards back then; they were vandals, hence Andalusia.
So it's not the same lineage albeit being the same land. Correct me if I am wrong. But that's beside the point.
Now, why did they pass Gibraltar in the first place? It's a mixture of imperial hopes of the polity that ruled (Umayyads) and the obligation to free people from earthly shackles.
Now, we can debate the polity ad nauseum, but every empire before and after expanded for different reasons. So, it can't be just Islam as a religion. If that is your case, we're discussing the wrong topic.
For the second point, freeing people from earthly shackles, we can debate. But first let me clarify a few things. Islam's first and foremost idea is monotheistic. Allah is the only God, the same God Jews and Christians worship (the, so called, Father, to be particular). It follows the lineage of the Bible, whether it be books or prophets. It confirms many ideas in the Bible and believe in the prophets in it. As Muslims, we believe that the Torah and the New Testament are the words of God (although corrupted through centuries of translation and people changing/ adding to/removing from it). Jesus is a highly revered prophet, born to a virgin Mary. All these facts about Islam can't be meaningless to you.
So what shackles am I talking about? All these earthly insidious problems are considered shackles; murder, usury, adultery, alcohol and drugs, lies, robbery... Etc. If a society does any of these, as a Muslim I am supposed to warn them and invite them to do better by being Muslim, or at least not do better and remain following their faith. There is no compulsion in religion (Quran 2:256); you're the master of your belief.
Other shackles include taxes, in the first Islamic governments, there were no taxes on Muslims. Taxes are considered compulsory theft and a major injustice, and are prohibited. The only tax mandated is on non-Muslims (2.5%) for protection, because they're not required to join the army, and they're left to manage their own lives.
The original form of governance in early Islamic society is that the government is responsible for defense, execution of rule of law as mandated by judges and scholars, collecting Zakat and distributing it to rightful deserving people, and, finally, ensuring Waqfs are respected and sustained. Everything else is left for the people to manage. I think that's a form of governance you would like, isn't it?
"Islam was spread by the sword" is also not true. Egypt, for example, who's 90% Muslims today, remained majority Christians for 6-7 centuries after being included in the Islamicate.
Another anecdote. Early Muslims handed Damascus back along with the protection tax they took, because they couldn't keep the byzantines from taking the city back. They didn't pillage nor did they rape. They took the land, in the first place, because the byzantines were taking too much tax, and they wanted to free the people from that.
Sorry, for the very long post. I will order the Korean tonight, but I do hope you keep an open mind. @Viktor recommended books, but I will recommend Karen Armstrong's Muhammed A Prophet For Our Times.

2025-12-07 14:43:53 CET

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"Islam contributes nothing; it is a religion of war and conquest"
Two absolutely wrong takes. I respect you a lot, I respect how you seek truth and fairness. I implore you to read about Islam properly, and I promise you'll be surprised by how much it can give, and how peaceful it is.
This take is typical of Western media and Western politicians whom you clearly oppose in many things. Why not give it a learning chance. I'm here to debate or discuss if you wish.

2025-12-07 14:35:46 CET

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The only right answer, I guess..

2025-12-07 14:20:20 CET

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How on earth is that possible? What do you even get in return?
I got VAT and tarrifs on imported shit, no income tax... and I feel robbed.
Put of curiosity, what stops you from moving?

2025-12-01 11:30:52 CET

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أصبت عين الحقيقة..

2025-11-14 16:00:46 CET

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تمام. هنا بديت تفكك المنطق صح. وهنا اتفق معك.
اتفق معك أن المسؤولية هنا مسؤولية تسيير شؤون الرهط، وليست مشروطة بتراتبية جامدة، ولكنها قد تكون كذلك في بعض حالات إلى أن تنتفي أصولها ومسبباتها.
وفعلًا لم تكن الدولة الإسلامية في أوائل قرونها إلا عبارة عن جيش لحماية حدود الدولة، وشرطة لتطبيق أوامر القضاء وحماية الأوقاف. فالجيش والشرطة بالضرورة لهما تراتبية هرمية إذا كانا نظاميين. أما عدا ذلك، فهو متروك لأهل الأمصار لتدبير شؤونهم إما عن طريق الأوقاف المختلفة أو الجهود الفردية.
لعل الفكرة التي أحاول توصيلها هي أن النظام الإسلامي لا يدعو لأناركية بمفهومها اليساري المعاصر، ولو أنه يتقاطع معها في بعض الأحيان لا سيما الملكية الفردية والمسؤولية. والله أعلم.

2025-11-14 11:18:50 CET

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لفظ الإمام في رواية، وفي رواية ذكر لفظ الأمير.
على أية حال، التراتبية الهرمية في سياق المسؤولية تقف عند النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم، فالله لا يُسأل ولا يساءل جل في علاه وتعالى عن ذلك. "لا يسأل عما يفعل وهم يسألون" الأنبياء ٢٣.
الشاهد، حجتك لا تقف في صالح الأناركية، إنما في التراتبية الهرمية.

2025-11-13 21:50:54 CET

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While I generally agree about personal responsibility, sovereignty, and property, and that no government should overreach and take away a millimeter out of any of these.
The Hadith itself had a continuation, four examples in which this "shepherding" applies, and the first of which is that the leader is responsible for his people. The last of which is that a servant is responsible to keep his master's house affairs in order.
These two examples stand against the claim of "ultimate anarchist manifesto" in your post.
Unless I'm missing something, this hadith doesn't support your claim.
My personal understanding is that everyone has a responsibility, top of the pyramid, all the way to the bottom. And they'll be judged by how well they take this responsibility.

2025-10-27 08:36:16 CET

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Ugh... This again...
https://image.nostr.build/4a29417806b2f65ac227595e2b3c0327728c26e1b467a1140daf999c4fd241d4.jpg

2025-10-26 06:12:45 CET

@nprofile…5qez are you okay? I can't open my app most of the time, and when I manage to, it crashes as soon as it opens.

2025-10-16 16:48:37 CEST

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2 bitcoin says she never read it... Any takers?
Even if she did... She still a devil

2025-10-02 12:28:11 CEST

Reasons to use #nostr
#nevent1q…5k2x

2025-10-02 08:46:37 CEST

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Read as much as I could from the thread, but couldn't keep up because it's the first time I read many of these things. I read a few comparative religion books, and I'm generally interested in the topic (The Case for God, Karen Armstrong comes to mind).
Here's what I got, Mark, Luka, Matthew, and John (desciples, AFAIK) all have books in the Bible, but they didn't ink these books themselves. Someone else did. That someone else, may or may not have met Jesus personally. Is this correct?
Then there are other books named after desciples (Thomas, and others). The there other Bibles you haven't mentioned (Barnabus, for example) that some Christian domination read. Now, to be honest, I really don't know the differences between them.
But here is what I want to ask, when I read all this, then Christian dogma says that the Bible is the literal word of God, how can we combine these two truths? What I am reading, or understanding, confirms what the Quran says about the Bible.
Put in mind, for background check and disclaimer, as a Muslim, we believe Jesus (Isa) to be a prophet and that the Injeel (New testament in Arabic) to be the literal word of Allah, that Christians have changed over time.

2025-09-28 11:59:33 CEST

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Tried back then when I was too much of a novice, it taught me a lot.. But man, if I have go through the pain, I'd pick Arch.

2025-09-28 11:56:51 CEST

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Will check it out

2025-09-28 11:55:36 CEST

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Fair enough.. But the speed of not having bloating apps.. It's fantastic.
I run both Arch on my tablet and Mint on my desktop.. It's going alright. Thinking to ditch Mint for something else, not sure I wanna do Arch in both, so I'm interested to see what's out there.

2025-09-28 10:41:43 CEST

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No Arch? Even with LUKS and LVM?

2025-09-26 09:45:04 CEST

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Battle of Stalingrad came to mind.. How the the Soviet people have withstood the siege for months in a 3 mile by 9 mile strip.
Their courage and their heart won the battle, until relief came from power.
The interchange here between power and heart is fascinating.

2025-09-22 13:36:45 CEST

غسلوا يدكم من هنا لين تبيض البقرة... الدم ما يروح..
#nevent1q…dtkk

2025-09-15 14:56:37 CEST

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The powers that be prevents us. Your question is general, my answer will be general.
I'm done with this, I answered your question in ernest, yet you keep ignoring mine. So... Again, I hope you got something out of this conversation.

2025-09-15 13:33:14 CEST

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You ask it as if people are able to help the situation and are free to join the fight. I'm only a simple Muslim man in my country far away from the struggle, yet close enough to the issue to make me follow it closely and have personal stake in Al-Quds and Palestine in general.
Now, you answer mine.

2025-09-15 12:52:19 CEST

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Here where? I thought you were "trying to figure it out". This means you're not Palestinian.. So you're either a troll or playing games. Either way, you either clarify, or I'm gone.

2025-09-15 12:41:52 CEST

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Honestly, I'm confused.
At one moment, you're inquiring about the situation and the big picture from the perspective of Palestinian struggle. Now you're accusing me of victimizing you?
I'm not victimizing anyone. If anything, I'm supporting the resistance on the ground who are struggling to relieve the Israeli oppression from their families.
Who are you? And what have you to do with any of this? And how did I portray you as a victim?
Shame? What do you know of shame? Shame is when you know the truth, and know your responsibility, and can do nothing about it. You think I don't know shame? Pity and shame is on us who are on the sidelines watching, if I'm absolutely honest. At least the Gazans die in honor, we will die like cowards.

2025-09-15 11:46:11 CEST

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Sorry if I came across as throwing tantrums or whatever. I was just going along with the analogy. Not accusing you personally with anything. 🤷🏽‍♂️
If only I can go and fight. Unfortunately, I can't.
Yes, I expected no less than a genocide when 7 Oct happened. Unfortunately, we're dealing with one of the most evil regimes that ever existed.
And, yes, you're absolutely correct, men in the front lines fight not complain.
Now, I just wanted to clarify the picture from the Arab perspective. I hope the picture is clearer now.

2025-09-15 09:01:07 CEST

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With all that I said and explained, resistance is the natural response from the oppressed. Obviously, you won't take take it lightly, as did all the oppressors in the world before you.
Whatever response you do just adds to your list of crimes. Reframing it in any other way would simply as much of a crime in order to cover up for the oppressor.

2025-09-14 15:01:42 CEST

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Well, that's a complex issue. It's been under Ottoman rule for centuries before the invention of nation states in the Peace of Westphalia; i.e. the question of which state is moot here.
The British, the far away stranger, conquered it away from Ottomans in WW1, promising multiple parties the land after.
Why does it matter though? Nigerians got their independence without imposition of foreigners to live with them, so did Indians. Palestinians didn't.

2025-09-14 13:00:11 CEST

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What do you mean. My ancestors lived here for centuries, millenia even. I'm the actual descendant of the same people who you claim, falsely, to be the original sole owners without proof except a book only you and the person sent you my way believe in. You falsify evidence of having a genetic connection to my ancestors, and claim, falsely, them to be yours only.
For millenia, I owned the land, empires came and empires went, I owned the land. Most remaining jews after exodus from Palestine converted to Christianity, and later most of those converted to Islam.
Palestine has always been a melting pot for multiple cultures, multiple nations, multiple tribes, and multiple societies. It was never owned by Jews and Jews only. Even during the heyday of their ancient kingdoms, they shared the land with others. Current day Palestinians are the descendants of all these cultures, nations, tribes, and societies.
Having said that, you're welcome to live on the land as a guest, but you're absolutely not welcome to dominate it.

2025-09-14 12:40:33 CEST

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That's a false analogy.
A better analogy would be that you come to my home, after you have been imposed on me by some far away person, who doesn't even own the land. You kick me out to live in the backyard, maybe the basement. And declare yourself the owner of the land, with a clear intention to one of three things: I submit to your will, kick me out of the land altogether, or kill me.
If you expect me not to do anything about it, then you are either zionist or evil. In this analogy, I will do everything to push you away from the land. I will obviously be called a terrorist in your book, and the book of the person who sent you my way. While the fact is, in this analogy, you're a thief and a murderer.

2025-08-29 15:40:28 CEST

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So why would I choose them over Zeus? I only heard about them now.

2025-08-28 09:05:23 CEST

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ال رسول الله ﷺ “مثل القائم على حدود الله والواقع فيها كمثل قوم استهموا على سفينة، فأصاب بعضهم أعلاها، وبعضهم أسفلها، فكان الذين في أسفلها إذا استقوا من الماء مروا على من فوقهم، فقالوا لو أنا خرقنا في نصيبنا خرقا ولم نؤذ من فوقنا. فإن يتركوهم وما أرادوا هلكوا جميعا، وإن أخذوا على أيديهم نجوا ونجوا جميعا”.
الحديث في صحيح البخاري

2025-08-26 05:33:10 CEST

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Yes, but it's has an inert seeds. Commercial bananas have them breed to be that way.
Wild bananas have plenty of seeds.

2025-08-20 07:34:20 CEST

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Interestingly, in Muslim Bitcoin communities, Muslims say that Bitcoin is the perfect fit for Islamic-based Economics and the best revival of Sharia's soul in modern finance.
The argument goes that all fiat is Riba (created money ex-nihilo), and Riba is one of the gravest sins. Bitcoin creates money through spending energy, doesn't have usury, and no one can create it arbitrarily. So, it's not Riba, and it's the closest we have to the revival of Gold as currency. Gold and Silver only are permissible currencies in classical Sharia. Everything else is impermissible as a currency, although some certain types of bartering are allowed. Bitcoin is as close to gold as anything else humans have created.
From theological point of view, Allah has declared war on Riba in the Holy Quran (2:275-279). The only sin that Allah declared war on. This is because creating value out of nothing is an illusion, and that's the creation of Shaytan (Satan). Creating value out of nothing is, in reality, robbing value from some else without merit; most likely their time, but possible stored value as well.
I'll try to read your longer post, and see if I can understand, but my understanding to Biblical theology is limited to basics.

2025-08-17 12:27:07 CEST

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جاء وقت #نوستر_وبس

2025-07-21 09:02:22 CEST

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I'll watch later, a bit long for a quick break.

2025-07-21 09:01:11 CEST

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Predictable, highly situational. Under duress, you're allowed to protect yourself. I think that's absolutely natural. Let's not argue about that. After all, under torture you're not exactly aware of what you're saying. And that was Ammar bin Yassir's argument. The word "أُكره" literally means forced. Is it really a sin if you're forced to do it?
If you fear for your life, and you cannot defend yourself physically, but can only lie to save your life, I think that's survival instinct. If there is no reason to hide your Islam, even to non-Muslims, then you're obliged to show it. Don't twist the words.
In a place where different religions live side by side, but no danger for being of one faith or another, you're obliged to show your Islam.
The philosophy of Islam is clear, one's soul is more precious than anything else; more precious than a lie to save it.
But to lie for the sake of lying, that's never allowed whether it's to Muslims or non-Muslims; not for personal gain, not for business, not even "white lies".
Give me a source from Quran or (authentic) Hadith that allows lying without inhibitions.

2025-07-07 11:46:07 CEST

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You find this even in our Islamic world. True change comes from the periphery: try to find the people who actually care about the Ummah and want the best for it heart. Either marginalized, on the prephiry, or fought by the global empire.
Ps. Iran doesn't count.

2025-04-24 10:50:08 CEST

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Also, there was never a tent.

2024-12-27 06:43:32 CET

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ENTPs carrying their weight, and then some.. As usual.. 🤷🏽‍♂️
Bless us, nothing is too hard for us..

2024-12-07 08:46:22 CET

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Hmmmm.. I looked at knots a while back, but from my cursory research people were saying the code wasn't audited..
Is it any better now?