[shsh]

Originally Posted by ChotooMotoo

You forgot to insult shia's as the root of all evil.

lol..they will ban me....



they are after me...they alll are...you are after me...why are you stalking me leave alone...aaaaAAAAHHHH

[MujahideenRyder]

Originally Posted by WarriorAndWiseman

Then why does it have to be particularly sunni if it's noble aim is to smother down sectarian agression?

The pledge seems like the ideal pledge but the name given to it is detrimental to the purpose in itself.

This was a problem with the sunni community. Sunni students of knowledge would bicker, argue and attack each other based on creedal issues and other issues. The scholars decided to make a move to end this bickering and thus the pledge was developed. In other words it was a problem with sunnis and the sunnis are trying to fix it.

[MujahideenRyder]

Originally Posted by MossadConspiracy

Bin Laden worshippers are not committed to any such pledge, and the non-religious government forces dont adhere to what official religious leaders have to say. Those are the two types of sunnis who are killing most sunnis that are being killed by other sunnis

And of course, the Bin Laden worshippers and Sunni Arab partisans in Iraq are murdering many thousands of shias and the Sunnis in Iraq are suffering many thousands of casualties to the shias, so focusing only on sunnis is not productive

ws

Again this was an issue amongst sunni students of knowledge. It wasn't for political reasons. We have the Amman message for that.

[the_wrong_guy]

MuslimPledge.org - Abu Eesa Niamatullah

Ustadh AE = pure awesomeness.

[Abu_Hind]

Originally Posted by the_wrong_guy

MuslimPledge.org - Abu Eesa Niamatullah

Ustadh AE = pure awesomeness.

Interesting. Is his blog still set on private?

[Islamic_Women]

Originally Posted by shsh

lol..they will ban me....



they are after me...they alll are...you are after me...why are you stalking me leave alone...aaaaAAAAHHHH

That made me think of the song Disturbia....

[the_wrong_guy]

Originally Posted by Abu_Hind

Interesting. Is his blog still set on private?

That seems to be the new trend among students of knowledge. AE, Hood Bradford, Abul-Hussein Yusuf, etc. I'd say it's a reflection of changing priorities, maturity, and the first steps towards shaykh-hood.

[Abu_Hind]

Originally Posted by the_wrong_guy

That seems to be the new trend among students of knowledge. AE, Hood Bradford, Abul-Hussein Yusuf, etc. I'd say it's a reflection of changing priorities, maturity, and the first steps towards shaykh-hood.

TheTranslators

It still works.

[Timbit]

Originally Posted by the_wrong_guy

AE

Ali Eteraz?

[Abu_Hind]

Originally Posted by Timbit

Ali Eteraz?

Hell no! He means Ustadh Abu Eesa Niamtullah of Manchester, England. Ali Eteraz, for what he's worth is probably not even worth AE's son's boogers.

[Timbit]

Originally Posted by Abu_Hind

Hell no! He means Ustadh Abu Eesa Niamtullah of Manchester, England. Ali Eteraz, for what he's worth is probably not even worth AE's son's boogers.

I know. I saw his post earlier.
I was just teasing you.

Originally Posted by the_wrong_guy

MuslimPledge.org - Abu Eesa Niamatullah

Ustadh AE = pure awesomeness.

[Abu_Hind]

Originally Posted by Timbit

I was just teasing you.

Yeah, thanks.

[Timbit]

Sorry. I couldn't resist 'cause I know how you feel about Ali Eteraz.
I just like yanking people's chains sometimes.

[sumiyia]

... i read the title as "the sushi unity pledge"

[the_wrong_guy]

Originally Posted by Abu_Hind

TheTranslators

It still works.

I know. But others post on it as well. And the subject matter here is quite different from the Shaukani blog.