❎ Erdogan’s fictional propaganda tools for simple head Musulmans has repeatedly exposed Turkey’s actions in Syria. These dramas depict the Mongol invasion, natives being brutally torn apart—just as Turkey does today. We have warned our Muslim brethren across platforms that, while these shows may seem harmless, their real purpose is to provoke a pseudo-jihadi mentality to serve power-hungry forces, not Islam.
True Islamic values were already crushed by Turkey and the Arabs when they normalized ties with Zionists and aided them. Their actions today are merely precursors to their own future crimes. Horrific testimonies from Syria reveal that Turkish-backed forces invade in the hundreds—abducting, killing, sexually assaulting, and executing people—while speaking different languages. Turkish dramas portraying Mongol invasions are nothing but a reflection of their own brutality.
Today, nearly 30,000–40,000 Mongol-origin Uzbeks, Tajiks, and Uyghurs are in Syria to massacre and loot the lands of the poor Syrians in broad daylight, fully supported by global Takfiris.
#BewareOfSoftWarTools
#FreeSyriaFromTerrorism
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True Islamic values were already crushed by Turkey and the Arabs when they normalized ties with Zionists and aided them. Their actions today are merely precursors to their own future crimes. Horrific testimonies from Syria reveal that Turkish-backed forces invade in the hundreds—abducting, killing, sexually assaulting, and executing people—while speaking different languages. Turkish dramas portraying Mongol invasions are nothing but a reflection of their own brutality.
Today, nearly 30,000–40,000 Mongol-origin Uzbeks, Tajiks, and Uyghurs are in Syria to massacre and loot the lands of the poor Syrians in broad daylight, fully supported by global Takfiris.
#BewareOfSoftWarTools
#FreeSyriaFromTerrorism
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🇸🇾 Report: HTS terrorists burn Alawite Homes, Execute Civilians in Arza of Hama.
New footage from Arza, Hama province, shows HTS terrorists and their supporters setting fire to Alawite homes and gardens during an assault on the town. At least 19 civilians were executed in the attack.
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New footage from Arza, Hama province, shows HTS terrorists and their supporters setting fire to Alawite homes and gardens during an assault on the town. At least 19 civilians were executed in the attack.
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❎ Everything is portrayed as being backed by Iran—propaganda, mercenaries, and funding? really. Meanwhile, others are simply defending the native people from massacres and oppression? Today the largest CIA-Mi6-Mossad backed, funded and assisted propaganda network consists of the TRT-Al Jazeera-Al Arabiya-Al Hadath alliance of Turks and Arabs, similar to CNN, Reuters, Fox, and BBC, all working alongside the deceptive Zionists and the collective West. It’s time to move beyond sectarian distractions. Treat your Sectarian tinnitus.
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🇮🇳 Breaking | Indian Muslims Mobilize in Massive Protest Against Anti-Waqf Bill, Claiming it’s a Covert Attempt to Seize Muslim Properties:
New Delhi – Indian Muslims are vehemently protesting the controversial Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, which many believe is a deliberate attempt by the Indian government to seize Waqf lands from Muslims under the guise of a new law. On Monday, members of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) organized a massive protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, denouncing the draconian provisions of the bill, claiming it will undermine Muslim rights to religious properties that have been in their care for centuries.
The bill, introduced by the Indian government, seeks to amend the Waqf Act, proposing significant changes, including ensuring representation of Muslim women and non-Muslims in central and state Waqf bodies, the appointment of a non-Muslim Chief Executive Officer, and empowering district collectors to resolve disputes over properties between Waqf and government land.
Opponents argue that the bill is a direct attack on Muslim autonomy over their religious properties, and a move to centralize control in the hands of the government. Asaduddin Owaisi, the chief of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), who actively participated in the protest, fiercely condemned the bill, asserting, “This is not just about properties, this is about Muslim identity and faith. The graveyards, khanqahs, and dargahs that are under threat belong to us, and no government should have the power to seize them.”
The bill is aimed at revoking certain clauses from the Waqf Act, which governs the administration of Waqf properties in India. Current law allows Waqf Boards to claim and manage properties as Waqf without mandatory verification. The proposed amendment would allow government-appointed authorities to have an even larger say in matters related to Waqf properties, raising fears that this decentralization will lead to the seizure of properties that have served the Muslim community for centuries.
Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, President of the AIMPLB, declared in his speech, “This fight is not just for Waqf properties; it’s a fight for our Constitution. We are not against any community, but against a government that is clearly targeting us. Our struggle will continue until the Waqf Amendment Bill is rolled back.” Rahmani’s statement reflects the growing unease among Muslims, who view the bill as an unconstitutional attempt to curtail their religious freedoms.
Maulana Fazlurrahim Mujaddidi, General Secretary of AIMPLB, also strongly criticized the government’s approach, calling the bill’s introduction an undemocratic move. “The government has never consulted the Central Waqf Council or the AIMPLB, which only proves that this bill is part of a hidden agenda aimed at sowing division and chaos,” he said.
Meanwhile, Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, President of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, voiced his concern about the dangerous precedent this bill could set, pointing out that the bill is a covert attempt to loot Muslim properties under the guise of welfare, while in fact the government seeks to control Waqf lands. “If temples can hold gold for welfare, why should Waqf properties, which have long been under Muslim stewardship, be targeted in the same way?” Madani questioned.
This view was echoed by Maulana Kalbe Jawad Naqvi, a prominent Shia leader from Lucknow, who warned that the bill is akin to “a snake hole” designed to loot Muslim properties in the name of social welfare. He further emphasized that this is an existential issue for the Muslim community in India, asserting that Waqf lands are not just assets, but are intrinsic to their religious rights.
The Waqf Act has historically governed the management and protection of Muslim religious properties, which include graveyards, mosques, madrasas, and dargahs. The proposed amendments seek to grant more power to district collectors and government-appointed officials, raising concerns about the government’s control over these assets.
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New Delhi – Indian Muslims are vehemently protesting the controversial Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, which many believe is a deliberate attempt by the Indian government to seize Waqf lands from Muslims under the guise of a new law. On Monday, members of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) organized a massive protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, denouncing the draconian provisions of the bill, claiming it will undermine Muslim rights to religious properties that have been in their care for centuries.
The bill, introduced by the Indian government, seeks to amend the Waqf Act, proposing significant changes, including ensuring representation of Muslim women and non-Muslims in central and state Waqf bodies, the appointment of a non-Muslim Chief Executive Officer, and empowering district collectors to resolve disputes over properties between Waqf and government land.
Opponents argue that the bill is a direct attack on Muslim autonomy over their religious properties, and a move to centralize control in the hands of the government. Asaduddin Owaisi, the chief of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), who actively participated in the protest, fiercely condemned the bill, asserting, “This is not just about properties, this is about Muslim identity and faith. The graveyards, khanqahs, and dargahs that are under threat belong to us, and no government should have the power to seize them.”
The bill is aimed at revoking certain clauses from the Waqf Act, which governs the administration of Waqf properties in India. Current law allows Waqf Boards to claim and manage properties as Waqf without mandatory verification. The proposed amendment would allow government-appointed authorities to have an even larger say in matters related to Waqf properties, raising fears that this decentralization will lead to the seizure of properties that have served the Muslim community for centuries.
Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, President of the AIMPLB, declared in his speech, “This fight is not just for Waqf properties; it’s a fight for our Constitution. We are not against any community, but against a government that is clearly targeting us. Our struggle will continue until the Waqf Amendment Bill is rolled back.” Rahmani’s statement reflects the growing unease among Muslims, who view the bill as an unconstitutional attempt to curtail their religious freedoms.
Maulana Fazlurrahim Mujaddidi, General Secretary of AIMPLB, also strongly criticized the government’s approach, calling the bill’s introduction an undemocratic move. “The government has never consulted the Central Waqf Council or the AIMPLB, which only proves that this bill is part of a hidden agenda aimed at sowing division and chaos,” he said.
Meanwhile, Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, President of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, voiced his concern about the dangerous precedent this bill could set, pointing out that the bill is a covert attempt to loot Muslim properties under the guise of welfare, while in fact the government seeks to control Waqf lands. “If temples can hold gold for welfare, why should Waqf properties, which have long been under Muslim stewardship, be targeted in the same way?” Madani questioned.
This view was echoed by Maulana Kalbe Jawad Naqvi, a prominent Shia leader from Lucknow, who warned that the bill is akin to “a snake hole” designed to loot Muslim properties in the name of social welfare. He further emphasized that this is an existential issue for the Muslim community in India, asserting that Waqf lands are not just assets, but are intrinsic to their religious rights.
The Waqf Act has historically governed the management and protection of Muslim religious properties, which include graveyards, mosques, madrasas, and dargahs. The proposed amendments seek to grant more power to district collectors and government-appointed officials, raising concerns about the government’s control over these assets.
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Several religious leaders and community representatives also expressed their deep reservations regarding the provisions in the bill, claiming that the amendments could lead to further disenfranchisement of Muslims in India. Many argue that the bill is part of a larger strategy to dilute the Muslim identity and undermine their religious freedoms in India.
The protestors are calling for the immediate withdrawal of the bill, demanding the government to uphold the religious autonomy and constitutional rights of Muslims. They have vowed to continue their protests across India, warning that any attempt to weaken Muslim institutions would lead to massive unrest.
The battle against the Waqf (Amendment) Bill is not just a legal issue but a fight to preserve the rights of Muslims to manage their religious properties and faith-based institutions. The ongoing protests signify a growing resistance from the Muslim community, and the government will likely face mounting pressure to reconsider or amend the bill.
This protest is a defining moment for the Indian Muslim community as they seek to protect not only their land but also their heritage, faith, and future.
#SaveWaqfProperties
#StopWaqfBill
#IndianMuslims
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Several religious leaders and community representatives also expressed their deep reservations regarding the provisions in the bill, claiming that the amendments could lead to further disenfranchisement of Muslims in India. Many argue that the bill is part of a larger strategy to dilute the Muslim identity and undermine their religious freedoms in India.
The protestors are calling for the immediate withdrawal of the bill, demanding the government to uphold the religious autonomy and constitutional rights of Muslims. They have vowed to continue their protests across India, warning that any attempt to weaken Muslim institutions would lead to massive unrest.
The battle against the Waqf (Amendment) Bill is not just a legal issue but a fight to preserve the rights of Muslims to manage their religious properties and faith-based institutions. The ongoing protests signify a growing resistance from the Muslim community, and the government will likely face mounting pressure to reconsider or amend the bill.
This protest is a defining moment for the Indian Muslim community as they seek to protect not only their land but also their heritage, faith, and future.
#SaveWaqfProperties
#StopWaqfBill
#IndianMuslims
🔹@enemywatch
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🇱🇧 Breaking: Intense Battles and Shelling Between HTS Terrorists and Lebanese Bekaa Clans on Syrian-Lebanese Border:
Fierce clashes and heavy shelling have erupted once again along the Syrian-Lebanese border between HTS terrorists and Lebanese Bekaa clans. The terrorists have also shelled the Hermel area in southern Lebanon, further escalating the already tense situation.
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Fierce clashes and heavy shelling have erupted once again along the Syrian-Lebanese border between HTS terrorists and Lebanese Bekaa clans. The terrorists have also shelled the Hermel area in southern Lebanon, further escalating the already tense situation.
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☑️ | Hezbollah faces a complex challenge as it navigates the escalating tensions along the Syria-Lebanon border. The ultimate objective behind these clashes appears to be the creation of conditions that justify the deployment of UNIFIL forces or even NATO troops, effectively restricting Hezbollah’s operational mobility between Syria and Lebanon.
Julani is deliberately escalating hostilities, knowing that minor skirmishes with Lebanese tribes or the army will not suffice to trigger such an intervention. Only a direct confrontation with Hezbollah can push the situation to the necessary threshold, which aligns with Qatar’s apparent strategy of framing these clashes along sectarian and ethnic lines to justify foreign intervention.
Iran’s sharp criticism of Qatari policies during the Emir of Qatar’s recent visit to Tehran exposes the growing regional concern over Doha’s role in fueling instability. Meanwhile, Al-Sharq’s coverage of these clashes suggests a deliberate effort to distract from Qatar’s own internal tensions.
In response, Hezbollah is working to sidestep the sectarian trap by focusing on two key strategies:
1. Arming local tribes to bolster resistance against external manipulations.
2. Pressuring the Lebanese army to prevent it from playing into enemy hands.
The key question remains: Can Hezbollah maintain control over the situation, Time will expose?
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Julani is deliberately escalating hostilities, knowing that minor skirmishes with Lebanese tribes or the army will not suffice to trigger such an intervention. Only a direct confrontation with Hezbollah can push the situation to the necessary threshold, which aligns with Qatar’s apparent strategy of framing these clashes along sectarian and ethnic lines to justify foreign intervention.
Iran’s sharp criticism of Qatari policies during the Emir of Qatar’s recent visit to Tehran exposes the growing regional concern over Doha’s role in fueling instability. Meanwhile, Al-Sharq’s coverage of these clashes suggests a deliberate effort to distract from Qatar’s own internal tensions.
In response, Hezbollah is working to sidestep the sectarian trap by focusing on two key strategies:
1. Arming local tribes to bolster resistance against external manipulations.
2. Pressuring the Lebanese army to prevent it from playing into enemy hands.
The key question remains: Can Hezbollah maintain control over the situation, Time will expose?
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🇱🇧 Breaking: Border battles Between Lebanese Tribes and HTS Terrorists Continue – Julani Group’s Tanks and Vehicles Targeted:
Heavy clashes between Lebanese tribes and HTS terrorists led by Julani are ongoing along the Syrian-Lebanese border. Local resistance forces have targeted multiple tanks and vehicles belonging to the Julani's group, dealing significant blows to the terrorists.
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Heavy clashes between Lebanese tribes and HTS terrorists led by Julani are ongoing along the Syrian-Lebanese border. Local resistance forces have targeted multiple tanks and vehicles belonging to the Julani's group, dealing significant blows to the terrorists.
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