Once again the Quran achieves in, only part of a verse, what requires man an entire field of historical analysis to learn

How the Quran warns against modern hypnosis and the zombification of human beings [🧵]

In surah An-Nisa Allah sends the first warning against the consumption of alcohol, stating that whoever is in a state of drunkenness should avoid praying.

What’s interesting is that Allah puts the condition for avoiding it on being aware of what you recite. In other words the…+

How often does the Quran, in a verse or two, capture an entire field of wisdom that takes man several books to demonstrate

For example, currently reading fanon and he spends an entire book analyzing the psychology of colonization.

In surah Ali-Imran however, two powerful…+

…verses hold the entire message for those who stop and reflect.

In verse 13 Allah mentions the daunting reality facing the Muslims at badr, an army twice their size, an army also far better prepared.

It’s interesting also that it’s explicitly mentioned that the…+

Epistemic subjugation.

How Muslims are kept intellectually, socially, and politically neutralized even after colonialism.

Two heavy pages from @JosephLumbard 's new publication

Noteable quotes:
1. "Awed by the technological achievements of Western civilization, many have freely surrendered the ground of intellectuality to the secular humanistic and scientistic (as opposed to scientific) worldview that gave rise to them. In doing so, they have relied..+

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Ramadan Mubarak! #Ramadan

Here’s a thread on health benefits of Ramadan☪️🤲

A lot of scientific papers about Ramadan 🕋, posting all the interesting ones Ramadan fasting increases gut bacteria diversity, which is results in health benefits such as:

- decreased rates of cancer
- better mental health
- less allergies
- better digestive health
- increased cardiorespiratory fitness
- advanced brain cognition

academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/1…

The words “colonialism, settler state” etc. have been going around for the past 2 months.

Let’s analyze the roots/historical legacy of these realities outlined by professor Aria Nakissa

Here are the 3 steps by which Muslim communities were colonized and neutralized [THREAD🧵]

1.
"imperial officials tacitly divided the Muslim population of any country into two broad categories:

(1) “good” Muslims favorable to progress and European rule

(2) “bad” Muslims inclined towards fanaticism and revolt. Officials sought to build cooperative relations with good Muslims, and steadily increase their social and political influence.

Meanwhile, officials sought to repress bad “fanatical” Muslims, and steadily decrease their social and political influence. Officials ensured that good Muslim religious authorities were accorded management and leadership positions within the religious infrastructure."

This is so academically flawed I understand now why stupid people shouldn’t be underestimated

Let’s analyze below through a few different sources how Islam’s conquests were particularly peaceful and welcomed by the conquered societies [THREAD🧵]

https://twitter.com/justluai/status/1735953793152426196

When entering Persia, Muslims:
- Didn't massacre people
- Didn't seize their lands or live among them
- Didn't disturb their religious costumes
- Were less than 10% of the population
- Couldn't have controlled all these lands if they had been met with resistance from people

How veiled women proved to be too powerful and a constant anxiety for modern western thought leading to their dehumanization [THREAD🧵]

“..it is the nature of the veil as a gaze inhibitor that most contributes to it coming under attack. Though the dynamics at play started…+

…during modern colonialism, they continue to the present day.”

Bullock highlights two key points to note: 1 - The veil completely blocks the gaze and therefore limits access to the woman. 2 - under modernity the material world is open access; any obstacles are a clear challenge

🧵 5 most often repeated myths about the “medieval” past that help downplay failures of the modern world

1. In medieval times people didn’t live past the age of 35.

- Upon closer examination it’s revealed that the average person lived till the age of 70 just like today, and the high rates of infant mortality is a hallmark of all of human history until the 20th century

“That teachers in Muslim universities do not possess the vision of Islam and, therefore, are not driven by its cause is certainly the greatest calamity of Muslim education. Throughout the Muslim world, students enter the university equipped, as far as the Islamic vision is…+

…concerned, with the little knowledge of Islam they acquired at home or in elementary or secondary school. Obviously, this constitutes no "vision" and no "cause". Ideologically, therefore, the freshman student enters as a blank sheet. He may come with sentiments but surely…+

Time to do this again?

Ok Bismillah

Let’s analyze below what atheism and Islam have done to societal standards and well being 🧵

Short answer: atheism has been a disaster, Islam has prevailed

https://twitter.com/apostateali/status/1722745283509883004

Atheism results in suicidal thoughts. Atheist doctors and non-religious hospitals also were more likely to recommend suicide to their patients.
link.springer.com/article/10.100

Question: What are the means which the west uses in order to spread their ideas and thoughts?

1. They attempt to conquer the minds of the Muslim children. They do this by infusing in them western values and concepts, so that they believe that the best way to adopt in any…+

…matter is that of the west

2. Custody of a large group of the children of the Muslims in every country, concern for them and bringing them up, such that when they have absorbed western thoughts, they return to their countries with a halo of praise and respect. They then…+

The inspiring story of Hala & her hijab, told by her niece:

“In 1979 my grandfather made the decision to leave his home in Syria & start a new life the U.S. The plan was that my grandfather would come to California first and then my grandmother would follow along with their 7…+ …children. Their American Airlines Flight #191 reservations included a stop in New York then a connection in Chicago before finally arriving in California. They landed in New York first. All immigrants first had to apply for a green card before their next destination. My aunt+

It’s hilarious this is what the common western criticism has become:

“Look how happy we are as a handful of corporations run their full will on us and horde capital while the common man is wholly neglected”

Let’s analyze below the state of the irreligious world [THREAD]

https://twitter.com/garethdavies007/status/1682634831140642816

Godlessness results in suicidal thoughts. Atheist doctors and non-religious hospitals also were more likely to recommend suicide to their patients.
… https://t.co/EXwMrsxaeMlink.springer.com/article/10.100

Why studying the mechanics of worldviews is important.

Many of you might’ve seen my bio “restructuring worldviews”. What exactly does this mean? Let me explain a little.

A person’s worldview is the very way they (as the term suggests) view the world. Things become…+ …interesting when you delve into the topic and realize that a person’s worldview can be influenced and manipulated without them every noticing. Dr. Carl Sharif refers to this as the glasses one sees the world through yet doesn’t notice the type of glasses he’s wearing…

When the West talks about Liberating Muslim women, it has never been about a sincere concern for Muslim women, but rather just using another angle to breakdown obstacles against the Muslim resistance to Secular and Liberal values and morality. Segregate men and women into…+ …single-gender schools, segregate toilets, sports and athletics – but do not do so for religious reasons and the West considers it ‘oppressive’.

You see examples of this from times of colonial subjugation till now:

“The position of women in Egypt, and Mohammedan countries…+

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ

Been meaning to put together a thread on all the beneficial books that may help the most people. I will keep on adding to this possibly, but here's a list that will suffice for now. The pdf's of most of these books can be found by typing 'book name' + 'doctype:pdf' into google.

1. Quran
(This is a no-brainer but I must mention it because the Quran has been largely abandoned by most Muslims. This is the only book that is capable of transforming mere...+

“Those who have close contact with Muslims will be accustomed to hearing, with monotonous regularity, the parrot-cry: ،We will take the good things from Western civilization; we will reject the bad things’. It is strange that any Muslim should imagine this to be possible…+

….Islam itself is an organic whole, a gestalt, in which everything is interconnected and in which no single part can be considered in isolation from the rest. The Muslim above all others should understand that every culture has some­ thing of this unity and should realize…+

As a Muslim, carry yourself with the utmost confidence and honor.

In times where others rush to be “modern” and sell their deen

where others have turned the hijab into fashion, salah into a chore, and beards nowhere to be seen…in this era of insecurity, remain steadfast…+ …embrace your faith, with unyielding conviction.

Let not the winds of change sway you, for deep within the roots of Islam lies unimaginable treasures

Stand firm, remain anchored to the principles and teachings bestowed upon us, the flag of Islam will soon have to be carried..+

As promised. Mega thread on the g*ys. Everything from scientific studies, to academic analysis, to memes, etc.

Wael Hallaq on the exemplary fairness of Muslim courts historically:

"Social equity, which was a major concern of the Muslim court, was defined in moral terms, and it demanded that the morality of the weak..(1/5)

(Book: An introduction to Islamic law) ..and underprivileged be accorded no less attention than that attributed to the rich and mighty." (2/5)

The honor of The Prophet (pbuh) is of the highest priorities. So here's the complete defense of his marriage to our beloved mother Aysha (ra) and the exposition of the baseless arguments against it.

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Bismillah. 1. Anyone criticizing the marriage nowadays comes with the major assumption that Aysha (ra) should've been older for her to be eligible for marriage. We ask these people, how old would you have her be? They usually respond with 18 or at least somewhere around that age. Why...+