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Originally Posted by Saladin bi alf kheir w 3afiyeh.iran is a country of more than 70m people,with many religions and sects.not like saudi arabia which recognizes itself as 100% muslims,yet 20% of that 100% are considered heretics and "rafida" and ofcourse "majous".
No, their religious figuers are getting followed, arrested and some executed. Many sunni areas dont have a masjid anymore. Lek some arabs were even arrested for celebrating eed on tuesday. |
no my friend,they were not and will never be persecuted because they are sunni.there are many sunni masjids in iran,unlike saudi arabia where a shia is not even allowed to lead prayers.those arabs you are talking about are not sunnis,they are shia themselves.lets not generalize every arab as sunnis.its become very upsetting to even see the wahhabi generalization spread to lebanon that every shia is persian,majous or iranian (that is not arab).they are deliberating doing this in order to falsify a notion and indoctrinate ignorant people that shia islam is an alien product from persia and its majousy people;and has nothing to do with the arabs or islam or mecca and medina.what a shame!!!
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KSA is a victim of ben ladens attacks in several occasions. And their war against ben laden is more efficeint than that of the US, they have managed to rid their country with these cells of terrorism.
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they have only done that with the help of the american bases to oppress their people.to be honest i believe that if a referendum or a poll is to be freely and fairly conducted among saudis,bin laden would be voted for as more popular than their king.it is the saudi regime that has being so-called victims of al qaeeda.al qaeda and the regime are two faces of the same coin of oppression.
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Habeebe if it werent for iraqi sunnis, or al sa7awat el iraqeyye, iraq would've been ruled by al qaeda. Its the iraqi sunnis who stood against al qaeda and ridded iraq of these terrorists, well at least most of them.
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How?they turned against al qaeeda because they woke up and saw the threats and dangers it poses against their nation and building of a strong country.they saw the dangers of extremism by the wahhabi fanatic from across the borders.
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Good, so you do acknowledge the iranian interference and support to shii militias in iraq.
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these are no militias.they are civil defense groups and resistance movements.i wont call them militias per se,even though their activities would look militia-like due to individual or isolate actions by some ilitrate men.