ما الذي جنته جماعة القاعدة ومن يدعمها مادياً ومعنوياً من الجريمة الوحشية في عمان؟ هل قامت برفع راية الإسلام عالية؟ وما رأي الجهلة الكويتيين ممن يطبلون للقوى الأصولية تجاه ما حدث؟
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لقد كنت من المتابعين القلة في الكويت لمسلسل الحور العين خلال شهر رمضان، بينما انشغلت الأغلبية بعديل الروح.. أعلم أنه كان طويلاً للغاية لزوم الإنتاج الرمضاني، تسير أحداثه ببطء شديد... لكن هذا البطء جعلنا نتفاعل مع الأسر المقيمة في المجمع السكني في الرياض ونندمج بحياتهم خاصة أسرة أم يوسف السورية.. لذلك عندما تم تفجير المجمع من قبل الإرهابيين وفقدت أم يوسف زوجها وأولادها الثلاث، كان مشهداً أقل ما يقال عنه أنه يقطع القلب.. تصرخ أم يوسف "يا أمة الإسلام... يا أمة محمد... يا أمة القرآن... قتلولي ولادي!!" فلا يملك المشاهد سوى أن يذرف الدموع معها لقلة الحيلة، فلا يملك أحداً منا أي كلام يخفف من وطأة الفاجعة ويواسيها
تذكرت أم يوسف وأنا أشاهد المناظر المروعة من فنادق عمان، وخاصة حفل الزفاف الذي تحول إلى مجزرة.. كم سيدة منكوبة تصرخ الآن مناشدة أمة الإسلام مثل أم يوسف؟
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وماذا عن مصطفى العقاد؟ رجل مبدع كرس حياته لإظهار الوجه المشرق للحضارة الإسلامية يموت على يد أعداء الإبداع الذين اختطفوا الإسلام ونصبوا أنفسهم الولاة الشرعيين الوحيدين بنظرهم البائس.. يموت متأثراً بجراحه وحرقة قلبه على ابنته التي قتلت أمام عينيه
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حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل... والله يستر من اللي جاي... الدور علينا لامحالة
7oor al3ain was an excellent series and the last episode was amazing.
ReplyDeleteالمسلسلل الوحيد الهادف
لاحول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم
ReplyDeleteعساهم مايربحون ,,, لوعزوا الاوادم
شي محزن الصراحة , و المشكلة الكبيرة هي غياب السبب المقنع لما يفعلون. غريب شلون العالم تغير و اعتفس خلال الخمس سنين الي طافات, أولها كان زيارة شارون للأقصى و قيام الانتفاضة في 2000 و من بعدها مات الطفل الدرة و هم اشتغلت العمليات الي ما قمنا ندري انسميها انتحارية والا استشهادية. و بعدها ضربة التوين تاورس و بعدها افغانستان و العراق و سوريا و الحبل ماشي على الجرار. و جماعة الزرقاوي و بن لادن و أسود الجزيرة شغالين
ReplyDeleteو الله الواحد ما يدري شيقول و على شنو كل هالمذابح؟ على شنو؟
الله كريم يروحي دايخ
أم يوسف يا زيدون.....أم يوسف قتلتني بعويلها. كم أم يوسف بيننا؟؟ و كم أم يوسف سيصبح بيننا.؟؟
ReplyDeleteيأمة الإسلام......يا الله ...يا أنبياء.....قتلوا أولادي.
زيدون
ReplyDeleteقريت ان سلطات مطار الكويت منعت أب إحدى ضحايا الانفجار من السفر إلى الأردن لأن عليه مخالفات في وزراة التجارة على ما أظن
شي يعور القلب
الله يرحم العقاد وبنته وكل اللي راحوا بهالعملية
والله يصبر أهاليهم
And Jambino
ReplyDeleteLet's not forget that there are Kuwaitis among us still praising the so called Iraqi resistance
الله يرحم الجميع....و أنا أتفق مع
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وايد سمعت ناس يتشمتون....و هذا المحزن بالموضوع....أن الأنسانيه تلاشت
و بعدين من قالك أن قلّه تابعوا حور العين؟
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ReplyDeleteمقارنة بعديل الروح، قليل شافوه
dooda
لم استطع الى الآن إزالة منظر أم يوسف من ذاكرتي
1. This incedent has left me without words to describe the horror and sadness within me.
ReplyDelete2. الحور العين was slow yes, but i think they meant it to be that way (ordinary people, mundane lives, everyday issues gone in a blow). I do think that they could've done a better job had they confined it to 15 episodes.
3. Al-3aqqad, my only question is 'what are the heavens saying about this?' Everything happens for a reason, and al3aqqad is the closest thing we had to a worldly prophet (he spread God's word) and was killed for it by unbelievers, just like the Heavenly prophets before him. Perhaps God is telling us that the modern day terrorists (murderers) are the equivalent of the kuffar who tortured and killed His prophets.
زيدون
ReplyDeleteتذكرتك اليوم والجو ممطر/غائم ...فكما أذكر أن هذا الجو يثير الكآبة في نفسك ...لذا قررت أمر وأطمئن عليك وأؤكد لك أن لك أصدقاء في هذا العالم السيبيري يهمهم أمرك
I declare JIHAD to fight all those extremists out there that ruin every thing that Islam is trying to do. This term that is now wrongly associated with terrorism is hijacked by those extremists. Its about time to put it in the right context. Fighting to educate people, fighting to improve the social levels of people, fighting to bring equality to people, fighting to bring freedom and independence to people. You can do all of that and more PEACEFULLY and with REASON. This is something worth ganging up for.
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ReplyDeletei think they are worse than koffar, at least al kuffar are kuffar after all!
these assholes are muslims and commit all these crimes in the name of islam...
i know u dont read arabic but try to read al qabas page 12 about the assholes osood el jazeera...
with all the respect to everyone here..and sorry zaydoon to say this
but FUCKKKKKKK them all , wallah lo ana 7akim..chan 3la 6oool e3dam...bdoon ta7qeeq...
al3aqqad mat shaheed and so did his daughter (a bonus), the only way to go for such a great achiever in the name of modern Islam
ReplyDeleteKila ma6goog: I beg to disagree, they shouldn't be killed without torture, instead, their hands and legs should be chopped off and then have them beheaded.
ReplyDeleteI think there is an ayya in the Quran stating this punishment for people who commit 'fitna'.
voice of reason... I agree with you and I'm not afraid to say it!
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ReplyDeletevoice of reason,
ReplyDeleteI agree with the hypocrisy, but how do you explain the fact that many of the terrorists in Saudi are from wealthy (Najdi & 7ijazi) families?
And wasn't the Kandari boy (Kuwaiti terrorist) driving a new porsche?
And.. if you remember the raid on the Kaaba in the 80s, if i remember correctly many of them were from affluent Kuwaiti & Saudi families (including a relative of mine)
I think we should differenciate between terrorists and those apathetic with the terrorists. I for example have to think sometimes on how i feel towards the Kurdish terrorism on Turkey-- on 1 hand i have a great, traditionally peaceful and hardworking people who have been denied a country and mistreated for generations -- don't they have a right to fight for their land back? Of course i always answer myself 'No' because terror is on innocent people and freedom fighting attacks armies-- but i (an educated, fat Kuwaiti) had to think about it, even if for a split second.
Lets reverse the situation- if Kuwait was still occupied by Iraq, wouldn't many of us pass all Iraqi blood in Kuwait as blood of the enemy and hence hallal?
I beg of all of us to also differenciate between politics and religion. Kuwait was first to be hit with terror in the 80s, and it was not because Kuwaities were starving. The raid on Mecca was also not because Saudies were jobless and starving. The attacks in Riyadh and Khubbar were not because the Saudies are starving.
But terrorists are polititians too and that is what they want you to now to think, just like when they first launched bomb of a campaign, their announced objectives were to free the Holy lands from foreigners (inspite of the fact that only Muslims are allowed in Mecca).
The fact remains, and it must not be hidden under the rubble of their destruction, they want to lead, and sometimes, i think they just want to be paid off.
Voice of Reason: I have written a post more than a year ago about Socioeconomic problems and terroris. It supports your idea of "money drugged" citizens that are kept happy artificially, that is until the wells run dry, and those that live in poor conditions with no jobs. Look at the riots in France, perfect breeding grounds for terrorism.
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ReplyDeletewell said
Great comments here and great post Zaydoun.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is Allah i3een the Jordanians and much respect to them for their unified reaction!
هو صح انه مافيه مقارنه بين عديل الروح والحور العين
ReplyDeleteوبغض النظر عن الضحايا اللي ماتوا بالتفجير بالمجمع
بس القصه غلط .. ومو المقصود منها انهم يخلدون ذكرى اللي ماتوا
صوروهم على انهم غلابا وعايشين برعب بوسط مدينه كل عشر دقايق يصير فيها تفجير
وش دعوه!!
المهم .. يقولون ان العيون الحين على الكويت
الله يعينكم الطيور من جهه وهذولا من جهه ثانيه
الله يحفظكم :)
Voice of reason,
ReplyDeleteWell said
But you kinda got the east mixed up with the west :)
Although, it does apply to both
Zaydoun. Your posts always generate the most interesting discussions. So thank you for that.
ReplyDeleteAnd alla yer7am Alakkad and all the other victims of this attack.
If islam was not the direct cause of terrorism, and if it is a mis-reading of islam that enables those to take such horrendous acts, then maybe there's something wrong with it. What I mean to see is that if those terrorists were able, under the guise of islam, to get so many followers and believers in their acts of terrorism, then there must be quite a few loopholes in islam to allow it to be used so inhumanely. A gun might serve a just reason in defending you from your enemies, but at the same time it becomes a weapon that kills. That clearly makes it a questionable tool for one's survival.
voice of reason... after the Phil Collins embarrassment, I had to come back with a strong post.. though I didn't expect this level of response. Thank you for enriching the discussion
ReplyDeleteDear Voice of Reason,
ReplyDeleteA very wise man once told me long ago to not believe that the differences through out history between Shia & Sunna are true, and that they are merely political.. I wish to stop here, as i feel this would explain my point of view on any politization (if it maybe a word) of religion.
I do agree with you that there is a gap between the state and the country's future and the people. And it is the leaders of terror groups who have taken advantage of that to gain support, wealth, apathy, & power from these people.
But i do feel that we must not generalize about the recipe of making a terrorist because it seems to be individual to every (Muslim) country we have seen this in, and to every decade, and to every situation.. But the pretense is one: Islam. And the motive is one: POWER.
I agree with you that the state of the people, and State politics help to gather supporters from the opposition's side (in the form of monetary, emotional, or mortal donations). The opposition to the State seems to have manifest itself in the likes of OBL and AlZarqawi who gather their troops in the name of Jihad, and like you said the troops are either too fat to care about an education (in the case of rich welfare states) or too hungry to have gotten an education (in the case of rich royal family (or life time president) and poor citizens states)
In a nutshell, my belief is that we as a Muslim nation, ironically, lack humane values. We are also confused when it comes to loyalty, is it to the State or to Islam and sometimes its to the State or to the Arab nation. Am i Kuwaiti or Muslim? Am i Kuwaiti or Arab?
I am Kuwaiti, and i learnt that answer on 2/8/1990.
I remember listening to a debate between some Saudi students in London (1991) whether they were The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or Arabian Saudi? The debate did not resolve the issue, just like the Kingdom is Arabian first in its Arabic name (AlMamlaka al-3arabia al-S3oodia) and it is Saudi first in English (The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia).
Moreover, i do understand what you're saying and i do agree that when i see my fat king role away millions of my country's oil dollars on a roulette table while my child can't get a good education, my brother has been unemployed for 4 years, and my mother cannot be treated for his cancer because there simply isn't a hospital in our region, i would do anything to get rid of that King and his entire family. But would i sell my soul to the devil? Or is the devil the only power strong enough to not be abolished by the devilish King?
(i should stop myself, cuz i think i'm not making sense anymore)
So back to Jordan: Jordan is a constitutional Monarchy, with a very modern King & Queen. The educated population is large, the King has been working to improve his country's economy and is succeeding. The Jordanians absolutely adore Queen Rania, for all the good she has done. So why the terror?
I think we endorsed terror for too long for it to a black & white situation:
1. We supported the 10s of young, educated, and affluent Kuwaiti young men when they went to fight for Afghanistan;
2. We turned a blind eye, or secretly endorsed the bombings in Israel (and I do remember very well the suicide bomber in the Jewish wedding at a hotel too).
3. We quickly forgot the 2 seizes in Mecca in the 80s (neither were economically related).
4. We have permanent amnesia on the poverty stricken/drug infested Palestinian camps in both Palestine and Lebanon.
the list can go on..
The jest of what i am trying to say is that we are bad people with no ethics, and that is the core of all our troubles but we always find excuses for our actions: este3mar, 7arb, ghazoo, feqer, ildeera imdal3atna, ildeera cha3matna, etc..
(thought: The Japanese built their country in 30 years after WW2, bigger and stronger because of their ethics)
Voice of reason.. Whoever said "Kuwait is a good country in a bad neighborhood" was a genius!
ReplyDeleteSadly there is an increasing number of Kuwaitis who look to Saudi as a shining example of utopia. And there are many members of the Al-Sabahs who look to the Al-Sauds with envy, wishing they too had a death grip on their citizens... To all of them I say pack your things, move to Saudi Arabia and leave us alone!
And to our fellow Saudis suffocating under this hell on earth.. "You are welcome to move here and become fully functioning members of society"