Sunnis Love Imam Hussain and These Saudis Love Yazid - Arabic
On a LIVE TV Show on Saudi TV Al Majd a Saudi Mufti in response to a callers questions stated the following quote
Allegiance of Yazid Ibn...
On a LIVE TV Show on Saudi TV Al Majd a Saudi Mufti in response to a callers questions stated the following quote
Allegiance of Yazid Ibn Muawiya was shari (legitimate) according to the sharia which was taken at the time of his father Muawiya and people had accepted and surrendered to it. But after Muawiya died, Hassan and Husain Ibn Ali and Ibn Zubair withheld their allegiances. Husain and Ibn Zubair In their decision of not giving their allegiance were wrong. Because allegiance to Yazid was legitimate and was taken during his fathers life Muawiya and were witnessed by the people. But whatever Allah makes destiny is in that Hakeem and Aleem. But after all we ask Allah to be happy with Husain and request Allah for his forgiveness. Why we have to mention this whatever mistake he made he is responsible for that
Sunnis Love Imam Hussain and These Saudis Love Yazid - Arabic - Listen to this monkey who is justifying the most corrupt ruler and a rebel to the Islam.
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[14 May 2012] Saudis occupy Bahrain Nazi-style - News Analysis - English
[14 May 2012] Saudis occupy Bahrain Nazi-style - News Analysis - English
audi Arabia to announce a merger with Bahrain...After facing more than a...
[14 May 2012] Saudis occupy Bahrain Nazi-style - News Analysis - English
audi Arabia to announce a merger with Bahrain...After facing more than a year of constant anti-regime demonstrations, have Bahrain's rulers decided to give up Bahrain to save the Al Khalifas?
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[11 July 2012] Saudis fear revolution will hit kingdom - English
[11 July 2012] Saudis fear revolution will hit kingdom - English
Tens of thousands of Saudi Arabian protesters have held a demonstration against...
[11 July 2012] Saudis fear revolution will hit kingdom - English
Tens of thousands of Saudi Arabian protesters have held a demonstration against the Al Saud regime in the Qatif region of oil-rich Eastern Province.
The demonstrators took to the streets on Tuesday to condemn the Riyadh regime for the deadly crackdown on protests.
The protesters were also condemning the detention of prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nemr al-Nemr, who was attacked and arrested earlier in the day.
Since February 2011, protesters have held demonstrations on an almost regular basis in Saudi Arabia, mainly in Qatif and the town of Awamiyah in Eastern Province, calling for the release of all political prisoners, freedom of expression and assembly, and an end to widespread discrimination.
However, the demonstrations have turned into protests against the Al Saud regime, especially since November 2011, when Saudi security forces killed five protesters and injured many others in the province.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Kamel Wazni, political analyst, to hear his opinion on this issue.
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