Da'wah
“Oh you who believe, answer the call of Allah and his messenger when he calls you to that which gives you life” [EMQ 8:24]
As the recent events in the Muslim World show, we are witnessing the unraveling of the puppets at their seams. The Muslims are waking up to the hypocrisy of the taghoot who rule above them. But the true power behind these regimes, the Masters of the Puppets, have exposed themselves. For nearly a century, since the dissolution of the Ottoman Caliphate signaling the end of Islam as a state policy, the Western regimes have exerted every effort to suppress any attempts at reestablishment of the Shariah. By infiltrating Muslim lands and spreading kufr concepts of nationalism, freedom, and capitalism, the kuffar have blinded us into believing that we are independent nations and identities, whereas our unique Muslim identity has been pushed aside. Today, the intentions of the kuffar for our countries is crystal clear from their words and actions.
It is often believed that the Bible gives absolute religious freedom to everyone. Most of the Christians in the United States and the the West think that the freedom of choice and speech that they have comes originally from the Bible. Let's just see how accurate this myth really is.
Do not judge others by your viewpoints only; judge them also by their viewpoints.
In some instances, a person may differ with our viewpoint. This should not cause us to condemn them on the basis and principles we believe to be correct. Looking at a wider picture, the person we are judging is judging us too. From their basis and principles we may be at fault. Being too judgmental and seeking faults with others can sometimes blind a person to his or her own flaws. We need to appreciate a difference of opinion if Sharee’ah permits.
Allah designated for this Ummah people who will protect His Deen, and who will facilitate their affairs and make them on a level of sincerity and understanding; among them Allah raised 'Ulemaa, people of understanding, people trustworthy working day and night around the world, people who whenever they see munkr, they forbid it, whenever they see Taghout and Kuffar, they go against it.
Islam has legislated a number of rules that a Muslim should abide by when he talks to others, while always remembering with unshaken belief that everything he says is accounted for and he will be rewarded if what he says is good and will be punished if what he says is evil. Allah (S.W.T.) says in Surat Qaf, (Verse 18), what can be translated as, "Not a word does he (or she) utter, but there is a watcher by him ready (to record it)."