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Shia Mosque in Arad, Bahrain |
Courtsey of Moni & Drew
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I really think this pictue is funny what is this
electricity wires it looks like a tent with no cloth on it or a fun fair that has no light hanging it’s so dumb what shia are doing really… (no offence) hitting themself! the body u have isn’t yours its the soul that is yours, helloow ppl wake up.
It just means that the poor people couldn’t afford to make it look any better that’s all. As long as they can pray inside peacefully, it serves the purpose. I am not shia by the way and don’t agree with their beliefs. BUT in this day and age more than ever before, Muslims need to unite on the basic priciples of Islam i.e. ONE ALLAH and Muhammed as the last prophet ( pbuh )
It shows to tell while the corrupt & sadistic rulers are wasting money on themselves while mosques (shia or sunni) go dark after sundown.
brother Ali, Sunni + Shia are united in this fight and this oppression will end soon Inshallah!
Well said. I keep writing our President B. Hussein Obama regarding the atrocities in Bahrain, Libya, Yemen & SA; esp so after the occupation by Saudi thugs in their Jack boots, followed by “Police for Hire” from Pakistan. I hope these leaders including Pak, Saudi & Gulf get tried for crimes against humanity. Libya is falling soon, followed by Yemen, hopefully next winter the fall of Mother of All EVIL. The mid-east people have found out “Liberty will not descend on them; people will have to RISE up to Liberty”.
indeed! the West has a major responsibility in helping such movements flourish. It’s because of the self centred policies of the West that the middle east is in this mess in the first place.
Did you see how Obama took a back seat in the Egypt revolution and only started uttering muted words against Mubarak once he was more than certain that he was on the wrong side of history in the making.