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question for christians: im not christian can i still put christian imagery & symbolism in my painting
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Islamic Rizz:
You should have your hands chopped off because you stole my heart.
Note: I am Muslim, hence why I made this, please don't capital-punish me, and most certainly don't steal this because I will chop your hands off (jk, do whatever you want, Allah is watching).
#islam#islamic#rizz#islamic rizz#i am muslim#allah#can't use too many islamic tags bec this is lowkey haraam#like why are you rizzing people up if you're muslim#you only rizz your wife or husband. end of#i came up with this while writing a debate as to why the death penalty should be legal#and my mind went to the GCSE trauma of RS capital-punishment and death penalty#so... here's some halal rizz#halal rizz
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me realizing i have my islamic mid term tmr and i also have my make up language quiz tmr and i was studying for my language that i forgot abt islamic and now i wanna die.
#I JUST WANNA PASS#IDEC ABT ISLAMIC AT THIS POINT#ITS SO USELESS AND A WASTE OF MY TIME ON EVERYTHING I WANT TO STUDY IN THE FUTURE#i dont need#arabic islamic social studies or moral ed#all of these#useless#garbage#i speak arabic#i am muslim#i have general knowledge on the world and its history#and i have morals#so#wtf do i do in this case#WHY CANT I JUST DROP#[𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐝]
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the real reason tmagp is on break 'til april 11th is so sam can observe ramadan without being chased by a murderous clown blob
#tmagp#tmagp s1#tmagp spoilers#the Magnus protocol#if for some islam-related reason this joke doesn't work plz tell me - i was thinking. i would like to see some content#exploring/including sam possibly being muslim considering his name and VAs ethnicity#and what better way to support that than make it myself?#joos yaps#samama#samama khalid#tmagp sam#but i am v much an outsider so lmk if i missed something#tbf. i cannot think of any way this could be somehow misconstrued. but you dont know what you dont know!
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happy pride month to religious queer people, who feel like they’re contradictions, or told that they’re contradictions, but stay true to these important parts of themselves anyway. happy pride to the queer religious people who have to explain their identities, and who have to defend their faith or their queerness in either circle.
i love you, i am one of you, thank you for being in this community with me.
#queer#queer christian#queer religion#queer jews#queer christianity#queer judaism#queer muslim#queer islam#i am a christian and i love my queer religious siblings and cousins
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leftists have created for themselves a situation where they have to either be islamophobic or antisemitc, because to them anything even mildly criticising islam or muslims and not treating them as a pure, primitive and peaceful culture is islamophobic. acknowledging jewish oppression under muslim rule or our indigeneity to the levant interferes with their narrative of the perfect noble savages, so now they have to choose between supporting jews or continuing to be unconditionally islamophilic. guess what they chose.
#their utter refusal to acknowledge history lest they be islamophobic is infuriating#guys literally every major religion has done fucked up things throughout history. even judaism actually.#here i am as a jew admitting this because it's not fucking antisemitc to do so.#it genuinely feels like everyone is afraid to criticise anything muslim even in the slightest#including actual fucking terrorist organisations. saying there are muslim terrorists is not saying all of them are ffs.#leftist antisemitism#leftist islamophilia#antisemitism#islamophilia#hila has spoken
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Being hosted in a Muslim country, Morocco become the first Muslim/African/Arab nation to make it into the Semi-Finals for the first time ever in the World Cup.
Morocco vs Portugal
December 10, 2022
#HISTORY FOR ARABS HISTORY FOR AFRICANS HISTORY FOR MUSLIMS#WORDS cannot begin to describe the joy that I am feeling right now#shaking with pride as if it’s my own country#EVERYONE SAY MASHAALLAH#Morocco#Morocco nt#Portugal#Portugal nt#World Cup#wc2022#my post
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once again i really do think armand’s morality and view of his own morality is summed up by “i tried to be good, am i no good?” because he KNOWS he’s not, but he so desperately wants to be good in any way he can be, so that he can be desired. and this in turn means he is deep in denial about any bad he has done other than the deep seated feeling that he is simply “bad” as a vague concept and not the sum of his actions. anyway who’s up thinking normal thoughts about characters.
#this is why he cannot admit to himself that he has done wrong and might not necessarily view his actions as bad or as his fault#even when they are.#he doesn’t think he can do bad because he wants so much to be good. he just thinks he IS inherently bad#which was also part of the CoD ideology but really that belief comes from before. possibly even before marius but definitely after vampirism#HOWEVER whats also interesting is a lot of what happened TO him he cant view as bad either for a multitude of reasons#so he thinks of them as love and that his belief of love and goodness. which is actually bad#thus him wanting to be good is his view of ‘good’ which is not good at all#GOD he’s so messed up#this is another reason i believe he is religious in showverse because this is strongly tied to religion#��armand isn’t actually muslim’ SHUSH. to ME he is.#does any of this make sense or am i just saying words#iwtv#amc iwtv#armand#tvc#meta
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Haven't played yet but Where is the my MC doesn't drink option?!!!! is so fucking real.
[Veil of Secrets Book Club]
#i am muslim#and even without that#i have zero interest in drinking#PB some adults just don't like alcohol we don't need to be drinking it all the god damn time
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ok I'm not an expert but I'm not seeing much specific info going around here, and there's a lotta Palestine solidarity protests in the UK this weekend, so here is some (including UK-specific) protest info and resources (mostly pulled whole-cloth from Twitter)
policing is heavy at Palestine protests generally
Hamas is a proscribed org under UK law. that means "inviting support" for them or "wearing clothing or displaying articles" that implies you are a supporter is a criminal offence (if you're interested, here's the full list of criminal offences from gov.uk). Palestinian flags etc are ok*, but do not have something that could be mistaken for Hamas imagery. don't go out there looking for convictions pls.
*in spite of what Suella Braverman has implied, the London Muslim Community Forum has just confirmed that the Palestinian flag is not a proscribed flag and is not banned (apologies for quoting the "we advise the met police" group but I thought it was important to have that info explicitly)
don't talk to cops. that includes the police liasion officers in blue bibs.
particularly if you're concerned about your face ending up on social media etc, but also just good practice in general (both in terms of COVID and protest safety)—mask up. cover up tattoos etc.
have bustcards or contact details for protest legal support on you. Green and Black Cross can be contacted on 07946 541 511. write the number on your arm etc.
if you witness an arrest: check if there's a legal observer nearby and if so call them over; if not: if the arrestee doesn't have a bustcard, give them one, find out where they're being taken, and contact eg GBC or a protest support line
if you have the time and can help out, there will likely be arrestee support required after—GBC tend to post callouts on Twitter for this
other links
for particularly children and young people and their families being referred to PREVENT for pro-Palestine statements, contact PREVENTWatch and maybe also Palestine in School (newer initiative I think, I don't have an excessive amount of detail on them just FYI)
Liberty, Migrants Organise and Black Protest Legal Support have bustcards in different languages, including Arabic and Somali (also Liberty's website has lotsa useful info, including advice for disabled protesters, protesting and immigration status, and what to do if you're kettled)
GBC's thread on what to do if you see an arrest is useful, as are all their resources generally
if I've missed anything or made a mistake, lmk—as I said, I am very much not an expert. if you know people who are protesting, pass them the legal support line numbers; if you're attending, stay safe and be vigilant; and ofc carry water.
#palestine#current events#organising#acab#text post#my post#if there is a better post that i haven't seen with up to date uk info pls lmk and i will gladly reblog it#but i know there's ppl on here who aren't on twitter so#also#in my experience#palestine protests both bring out a large group of ppl who maybe have not been to as many 'spiky' protests or don't have#up to date support numbers etc#and bring out people who are targeted by the police bc of race immigration status being perceived as muslim etc#and like i do think the profile of protest safety is higher and people are more aware than they were in general in say 2019#but i still don't think it's as high as it should be#so like#it's worth sharing and passing around#but again i am so much not an expert#this is all taken from people whose jobs is supporting folks who are protesting#please go look them up read their info share their bustcards etc#know your rights#don't talk to cops#no comment no caution no personal details etc
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seeing so many middle eastern artists in Assad’s Armand playlist makes my soul so happy ahhh like yes let Armand embody that specific brand of melancholy and yearning you get while listening to your auntie’s radio in the morning while looking out at her jasmine garden
#iwtv#the vampire armand#I am high on representation#and borrowing from this playlist to add to my own gay Muslim yearning playlist#assad zaman
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someone wore this to the cricket world cup final in india. the channels broadcasting turned away the cameras and played ads.
he walked in front of millions AND the prime minister of India.
through this person's incredible bravery, Indians who stand with Palestine, Indians who have to spend their days under a fascist regime, have a representation that does them justice.
our voices of dissent have been crushed through harrowing persecution.
in 1981, India issued a postage stamp with the Indian and Palestinian flags flying side by side, and the words "Solidarity with the Palestinian people." India was the first non-arab country to recognize the state of Palestine.
the country i have lived in for 18 years is a dignified member of the post-colonial world. its citizens have moral backbones. they are often murdered or imprisoned for having it.
#i am so ecstatic that this person is not an indian citizen because otherwise...#everybody else in my country suffers due to these fascist maniacs who seek to represent us#and if i get any freaks interacting with this : i am not muslim#i am a bengali hindu and despite the vitriol hindutva maniacs spew online we have had some of the largest protests here in india#hopefully one day we too will be safe in our own country#palestine#free palestine#gaza genocide#gaza#gaza strip#gaza under attack#genocide#decolonisation#settler colonialism#imperialism#india#indiavsaustralia#india vs australia#australia#cricket world cup 2023
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right winged indians are so (i don't want to utter that word) when it comes to media literacy but all of them literally grew up in godi media so i cannot blame them either. like no one is saying INDI alliance is good. it's just the lesser evil out of the two.
#-> myra text#india#indpol#i am seeing sanghis on tumblr cry over bjp losing uttar pradesh....you dumbass.#why did up people out of all indian states did NOT vote for nda...answer fast. why do you think they want to y'know....#change the government? if you say hindu khatre mein hain....go to a temple. and pray. also do some self reflection.#despite the popular sanghi belief people do not actually care for hindu muslim when you know erm....#THEIR LIVELIHOODS THEIR FINANCIAL STABILITY IS AT STAKE#sanghis need to find religion for reals this time and NOT the whole keyboard warrior bs y'all do#but actually y'know...devote yourself#find a job. you are a post graduate and you are stalking and harrasing people on this site. get help.
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re: Martyrs, Palestine, Islam, and the 'death cult'
Since the start of the Gazan genocide, I have seen dozens of posts and speeches along the line of "Those crazy Palestine supporters! Those crazy Palestinians! They are so obsessed with death! They celebrate death, isn't that just disgusting? Isn't it disgusting?" In the wake of Aaron Bushnell's passing, such statements are becoming more frequent. They now point to a perceived celebration of suicide—"Those Palestine supporters and their glorification of self-harm! How could you ever stand with such a cause? The entire culture glorifies death!"
This post isn't meant to argue with the people saying this. For a group that is supposedly so anti-death, you see them constantly equivocate on genocide. Instead, I'm hoping to reach those who might have questions—and they are fair questions! Why are the killed Palestinians martyrs, rather than victims? Why do Palestine's supporters hold this as a badge of honour? Why are Palestinians, and Muslims at large, 'so obsessed with death'?
Hello! I am your local non-Palestinian Muslim! Hopefully you'll find some answers here.
In the context of the genocide—and, let's be real, the last 75 years of Israel's existence—the word 'martyr' is a translation of the Arabic word shaheed. 'Shaheed' comes from 'shahad', the verb 'to witness'—to witness, because in Islam, their status is that of eternal reward. They witness heaven before anyone else. Unlike a non-martyr, whose soul remains buried until the Day of Judgement, a shaheed's reward is immediate and indisputable—heaven, eternally, no matter what.
You may then wonder what exactly being a martyr encompasses. The Western image of the martyr is often centred on war—someone killed in battle, holding a gun or a sword. With this image, it is easy to make the leap that Islam therefore rewards war and conquest: this is how you get the whole 'Muslims are violent and want to kill everyone in jihad' bullshit. (And FYI, jihad likely does not mean what you think it means, but whatever. More on that in a bit.)
However, that is just blatantly untrue! Martyrdom in Islam can include death on the battlefield when protecting a just cause, yes. Martyrdom in Islam also includes death by plague (COVID, influenza), death by drowning, crushing, or fire (natural disaster, unsafe housing, travelling), death by internal disease (cancer, infection), death in childbirth, and, finally, death when protecting one's family or property from an oppressor.
That last one seems familiar, I hope.
Why these specific instances? Well, one, because we have them recorded in reliable hadith. But also because these individuals die in a state of jihad—literally, in a state of great effort. Like martyrdom, jihad can encompass fighting in some war somewhere, but often, just means exerting effort to do something that pleases God.
And these people? They die in the process of exerting massive effort to pursue a good cause: to protect their loved ones. To become well after illness. To travel toward safety. To survive. Shuhada (the plural of shaheed) have died exerting the greatest effort of all, and for this, they are beloved to God. They attain heaven immediately. They are forgiven for whatever sins they may have incurred.
For Muslims and Palestinians, this invocation of martyrdom isn't some celebration of death. In a just world, zero Palestinians die. But this world is unjust, and thousands are still dying. The invocation of martyrdom, therefore, is an expression of hope, of resilience, of comfort to those still living: yes, they have died, but they have died in a state of jihad. Yes, they have died, but they are up there in heaven, they are happy, they are safe again. To a parent who has lost a child, to a sibling who has lost a sibling, to people with dead friends, this insistence on martyrdom is a comfort in the midst of a massive, unending grief. They did not die a victim, they died a witness—and insha'allah, they will receive their reward. To decree someone a shaheed is to honour them. It doesn't celebrate their death, but rather affirms the circumstances of that death, and celebrates the subsequent reward.
TL;DR: Martyrs are martyrs because in Islamic scripture, they have died fighting oppression. Martyrdom is a form of death that guarantees heaven, and for those who have lost loved ones, it is a comfort and hope that their loved ones are receiving the ultimate reward. Stop being fucking rude to Palestinians.
Sources: who is classified as a martyr?, wikipedia page on shahid
#i am not a palestinian so like. palestinians feel free to add on or tell me to shut up etc#but as a muslim arab. i grew up knowing this. so hopefully can inform others!#palestine#gaza#israel#free palestine#free gaza#islam#aaron bushnell#mari talks
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White women have turned into the salafi police trying to transvestigate how in Islam the Algerian gold medallist in athletic shorts could be carried on the shoulders of her male trainer. Lmao.
Apparently the Islamic heteropatriarchy is now in collusion with the Woke LGBT, since the alternative is distrusting a Muslim Factoid that Hazel heard about last Thursday.
#aside from the fact that some muslim countries and people don't care about gender segregation#they have clearly never even heard of mahram#my hijabi friends hug and kiss any male friends they see as family#muslim women are either too oppressed or not oppressed enough jfc#imane khelif#i am so sick of white women#islamophobia#racism#transphobia#olympics 2024
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i'm so fucking tired of Islamophobia. not just the explicitly hostile type. the more subtle forms of it. how so many will turn a blind eye. people ready to instantly reblog anything related to other types of oppression. which is good to see. but then it's silent when it's Muslims being discriminated against. where's the outrage then
#if you don't give two shits about Muslims you might as well block me. i am one#ace's rants :(#islamophobia
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