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Bahrain: Child died of suffocation, More mosques destroyed, Saudi media ban - 29Apr2011 - English

Muslims in Brussels are still mourning the death of an imam who died of suffocation a couple of days ago. The 46-year-old imam, Abdallah Dadou, was in this Shia mosque to lead an evening prayer when a man came in and set the place on fire after spreading flammable liquid. Apart from being sad, Muslims here are also shocked by the attack. According to the police, the suspect, now in custody, identified himself a Salafi. Salafi extremists have always tried to put a rift between Sunnis and Shias but worshippers here say Sunnis and Shias have never had any problems living together in this country. Experts agree that this attack does not represent reality. Semsettin Ugurlu is the president of the Muslim Executive of Belgium [shot of him]. He says he has never seen anything but good relationships between the two religious groups. The official motivations for the attack are still under investigation. But Ugurlu says there is a lesson to be learned and a question to be answered: what led the attacker to do this? Was he influenced by certain books or by things he read on the Internet? There are still no answers. The only reality for now is the shock and sorrow of Muslims - here in Brussels and in the rest of the country. As the worshippers behind me mourn the death of the imam, they emphasize that Shiite and Sunni Muslims have always lived in peace together here in Belgium. They also say Europe needs to make sure that such a crime will not happen again.

Iran, before 1979, was nothing short of a prison for the believers and people of conscience. Despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of Iran has been religious for centuries, yet the secular and liberal westoxified regimes were ruling over the country. It had gotten so worse that the Pahlavi regime was more subservient to the arrogant powers than any other government in the region - even the fake government of the illegitimate zionist regime. Pre-revolution Iran was an Iran of suffocation for Muslims. The Islamic Revolution brought freedom. Islam and its divine principles freed up the Iranian nation and showed the path of integrity, self reliance, and development to this country. The Iranians changed their fate using the golden principles of Islam.

What is the general view of the divinely appointed Imam, Imam Ali ibne Husayn al-Sajjad (A)? What does the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei, say about the personality of Imam Sajjad (A)? And what was Imam Sajjad\\\'s role and responsibility in the movement of Allah? What were some of the qualities of Imam Sajjad (A) that are less well-known by the people? And what were the two movements led by Imam Ali ibne Husayn al-Sajjad (A)? And what was the era of this divinely appointed Imam like, in terms of the oppression and suffocation inflicted by the governmental establishment? Finally, what does it mean when it is said that even our tears are political? In order to answer these questions we invited Shaykh Ali Qomi from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to sit down with us and discuss this great Eid, the birth anniversary of Imam al-Sajjad (A). Our heartiest congratulations to the whole of humanity on the auspicious Eid, the occasion of the birth anniversary of the 4th divinely appointed Imam, Imam Ali ibne Husayn al-Sajjad (A). #IPTalkShow #IslamicPulse #Imam #Sajjad #ZaynulAbideen #Wilayate #Imamate #Justice #Salvation #Revolution #Truth #IslamicRevolution #Islam #AhlulBayt