Over 100 dead so far in Paris terror attacks.
http://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-34815972
really terrible news. hope they get back from this
for any bengali stuck in paris at the moment :
109, Avenue Henri Martin 75016 Paris, Tel: 01 46 51 90 33
^our embassy number be sure to contact them asap and get help, authorities have advised everyone to stay indoors for now and not get out till it's deemed safe.
R.I.P huhhhhh Muslims will be the victim next :'(
Its 153 now. #ISIS celebrating paris attacks with hashtag #Paris burns on twitter.
GIGN prepared for storming.
Everybody's gotta hate muslims either from middle east or basically everywhere.....Au revoir planet Earth
Now details are few injured but death count is upto 128.
Last edited by Trave160; November 14th, 2015 at 23:58.
Whatever happened was horrible and disgusting. I never understand how human beings could do such things. I really hope that Muslims would stop sympathizing with ISIS and Non-Muslims would stop condemning all Muslims for this act.
Muslims don't sympathize with ISIS. If you see someone preaching for ISIS then he's directly or indirectly connected to ISIS. You'll find that in every case where people left their countries to join ISIS recruiters were involved.Originally Posted by mithun12ka4
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kashif...b_7702064.html
Did Prophet Muhammad Warn Us of ISIS?
In separate attacks last week, ISIS terrorists killed 39 tourists at a beach resort in Tunisia, and close to 30 worshipers at a Shia Mosque in Kuwait. The onslaught came shortly after the group called on its militant Jihadi sympathizers to expand operations in the month of Ramadan.
ISIS has demonstrated an unflinching determination to take out anyone who dares to disagree with it. Its members have slaughtered Yazidis and Christians, but the vast majority of its victims have been Muslims who resist it and refuse to acknowledge its authority. ISIS has even executed Sunni clerics who refused to swear allegiance to it, and Muslim women who did not submit to its worldview.
This feature is shared across all terrorist groups operating in the name of Islam. The vast majority of the victims of the Taliban, for instance, are also Muslims. Hundreds of Shia Muslims have been killed just in the last few years. And I have lost many close friends in similar attacks on the Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and even in America.
So when some anti-Islam critics keep doggedly associating the faith of us Muslims with the acts of our tormentors, we call them out for their insensitivity.
I do not disagree that part of the motivation for religious extremism is rooted in perverted interpretation of scripture by radical extremists. However, it is dishonest to label the vast majority of Muslims who reject such interpretations as non-devout or "nominal."
An honest study of the Quran shows that groups like ISIS act in complete defiance of the injunctions of Islam. The Quran, for instance, equates one murder to the elimination of the whole human race (5:32), and considers persecution and disorder on earth as an even worse offense (2:217). It lays emphasis on peace, justice and human rights. It champions freedom of conscience and forbids worldly punishment for apostasy and blasphemy.
A study of the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad also demonstrates that he warned us of the rise of religious extremism in this age in astonishing detail.
1,400 years ago, he prophesized that a time would come when nothing would remain of Islam but its name, nothing of the Quran but its word, and that many "Mosques would be splendidly furnished but destitute of guidance" (Mishkatul Masabih). In these latter days, the true spiritual essence of Islam would be lost, and religion, for the most part, would be reduced to a ritualistic compulsion. He foretold that the clergy would be corrupt and be a source of strife during these times.
How true this is of the extremist clerics in parts of the Muslim world that abuse the pulpit to preach division and hate.
He also went on to describe terrorist groups such as ISIS that would try to hijack the Islamic faith. At this time of dissension, he said there would appear "a group of young people who would be immature in thought and foolish." They would speak beautiful words but commit the most heinous of deeds. They would engage in so much prayer and fasting that the worship of the Muslims would appear insignificant in comparison. They would call people to the Quran but would have nothing to do with it in reality. The Quran would not go beyond their throats, meaning they wouldn't understand its essence at all, merely regurgitating it selectively. The Prophet then went on to describe these people as "the worst of the creation."
As if this outline wasn't clear enough, another tradition in the book Kitaab Al Fitan reported by Caliph Ali, the fourth successor to Prophet Muhammad, describes these people as having long hair and bearing black flags. Their "hearts will be hard as iron," and they would be the companions of a State (Ashab ul Dawla). Interestingly, ISIS refers to itself as the Islamic State or Dawla. The tradition further mentions that they will break their covenants, not speak the truth and have names that mention their cities. The ISIS caliph, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, comes to mind.
Prophet Muhammad furiously and painfully described these evildoers, and admonished Muslims to beware of their evil and fight it. "Whoever fights them is better to Allah than them," he proclaimed.
Reflect on this critical point. Whenever ISIS kills in the name of Islam, claims to follow the Quran, or uses the Holy month of Ramadan to spread anarchy across the globe, know that Prophet Muhammad explicitly warned us of these imposters, and entrusted us to root them out.
The only people who refuse to reflect on this point are ISIS, ISIS sympathizers and anti-Islam extremists who want the world to believe that ISIS is legitimate. Intelligent people, meanwhile, see Prophet Muhammad's prophetic wisdom and thus remain united against both ignorance and extremism.
Last edited by Shawon191; November 15th, 2015 at 12:38.
Look I know a lot of Muslims who symphathizes with ISIS. If you live in BD, just go outside your house, ask people about there opinions on what happened to paris, and you will see even the most decent guys who feels sorry for the victims would end up defending ISIS, either saying that the terrorist were victims or The WESTERN WORLD is to blame for this. ISIS is also successful recruiting people is because they sympathizes with them in the first place. ISIS wont be able to recruit me because I have nothing but hatred for them. And in no circumstances I would agree with their actions.
While disturbing, it is a fact. Normal people justifies their actions as a consequence of the US actions and poorly crafted imagination of Jewish conspiracy. But let's face the fact that US is not alone. If Saudi Arab and other US allies in ME opposed US actions in the ME none of this would've gone unchecked. ME called upon US to deal with soviet ally Iraq, they also approved of US plan to dispose Russian+Iranian backed Assad.
True, no one supports them but atleast among the elderly, (i asked my grandma) and she thinks its all just a conspiracy or it's revenge for something... and a lot of people actually do think like this which is the worrying bit. and most countries in the middle east already do support the US. the ones that don't get a civil war, Libya, Iraq,Yemen and now Syria. countries like the Saudi, qatar, UAE etc buy equipment from the US, has lobbies in the senate, coordinates with israel and funds rebels in Syria. So they're more or atleast should have the same blame as the others.. Although it isn't working in Syria it could happen in other places whenever the country gets pro russian which is sad part. btw we're getting a nuclear energy plant built by the russians too so i hope we're not a future target, but that's unlikely seeing on other news sources we might be hosting their fleet too lol
Bangladesh has very little Geopolitical significance. We don't have many valuable natural resources nor does our region have significant strategic importance. So we are good.
What I find moronic is that people here think that America is out to get "Islam". Like once in a wedding party I overheard a bunch of ADULTS speaking about how America will never let any Muslim country be self dependent and that we will get bombed as soon as we show signs of development. e.e
America gives no shiz about religion they just want to keep tabs on resource rich regions. Like North Korea has been openly anti America since it's inception,their leaders have committed countless atrocities on their own people yet America does nothing. While they invaded Iraq to dethrone the "Tyrant" Saddam and now they bomb Assad and fund anti government rebel who also happen to be Extremists for the sake of "Justice"... *sigh*
On topic: What I found terrifying was the large number of tweets celebrating the incident...People celebrating the deaths of innocent civilians is just disgusting.
I don't know wether to be happy that we're not a target or sad that we're so insignificant lol. but yeah i guess they won't. other reasons too like there's over a million bengalis that are also US citizens so that might be a deterrent. and i don't think they dislike us since whenever i told people my dad's from bd they're just like what's that.. never even heard about itBangladesh has very little Geopolitical significance. We don't have many valuable natural resources nor does our region have significant strategic importance. So we are good.
What I find moronic is that people here think that America is out to get "Islam". Like once in a wedding party I overheard a bunch of ADULTS speaking about how America will never let any Muslim country be self dependent and that we will get bombed as soon as we show signs of development. e.e
America gives no shiz about religion they just want to keep tabs on resource rich regions. Like North Korea has been openly anti America since it's inception,their leaders have committed countless atrocities on their own people yet America does nothing. While they invaded Iraq to dethrone the "Tyrant" Saddam and now they bomb Assad and fund anti government rebel who also happen to be Extremists for the sake of "Justice"... *sigh*
On topic: What I found terrifying was the large number of tweets celebrating the incident...People celebrating the deaths of innocent civilians is just disgusting.
France launches 'massive' airstrike on Isis stronghold of Raqqa
http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...r-paris-attack
Don't know where this might lead.
Whoever plotted this attack, clearly wants France to engage in a war.
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Yes. So they can bomb more in name of revenge. But the main thing of worry is this will lead to more anti-EU sentiment and rising Xenophobia. France will not outright abandon EU like Britain is trying to do but if IS attacks become frequent, that's a distinct possibility. And that'll be the start of disenfranchizement of European Union as we know it.
I was wondering if this is what both BF3 and COD MW3 was hinting back in 2011? Rising tension between Russia and America, with Paris being a terrorist target? Even BF3's paris mission had the date November 13.
Illuminati confirmed maybe?
Aside from all game-related non-sense, it's alleged that the terrorists used PlayStation 4 as means of communication :o
Adults in BD are very rarely the wisest nowadays. They take memes as facts then proceeds to regurgitate what they see as if they are all-knowing and well-read.
The answer to that question would be, we're only insignificant to that party but not other parties. We don't need to give a crap about being noticed Uncle Sam senpei. We're the only country that is surrounded by countries with trade routes. We even have one of the biggest seaports around in the regionI don't know wether to be happy that we're not a target or sad that we're so insignificant lol. but yeah i guess they won't. other reasons too like there's over a million bengalis that are also US citizens so that might be a deterrent. and i don't think they dislike us since whenever i told people my dad's from bd they're just like what's that.. never even heard about it
The answer to that question would be, we're only insignificant to that party but not other parties. We don't need to give a crap about being noticed Uncle Sam senpei. We're the only country that is surrounded by countries with trade routes. We even have one of the biggest seaports around in the regionI don't know wether to be happy that we're not a target or sad that we're so insignificant lol. but yeah i guess they won't. other reasons too like there's over a million bengalis that are also US citizens so that might be a deterrent. and i don't think they dislike us since whenever i told people my dad's from bd they're just like what's that.. never even heard about it
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