Islamic Revival

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم The ordeal in Syria intensifies. The rebels remain patient and steadfast and are determined to establish the rightly guided Khilafah State (Translated) Although the regime of the coward Bashar has been badly burned and is waiting to be pronounced dead and buried, it still devastates besieged cities with its explosive fire. It commits all this criminality in full view of the world, because it knows the extent of enmity of the disbelieving West - led by America- towards this proud Muslim people. Bashar want to take a comfortable retirement from his master in the White House, as a reward for destroying the country and trying to exhaust its rebelling people so that they accept any solution offered to them by America. But it is out of the question that he, his master and all the Ummah's enemies get what they want from our faithful heroes, the blessed people of Al-Sham. Whenever anguish and distress have befallen them due to the brutality of the re

The following is the translation of an Arabic Q&A from the  website of Sheikh Ata' Abu Rashta .   Question: In our books it has been mentioned: the basic needs of human being are three – food, clothing and dwelling. Is it permissible for us to say that the medication is also considered from among the basic needs of man, taking the following into consideration: There are some dangerous diseases; which, if not treated, will afflict the body with huge damages and this is not allowed in accordance with the rule of damage (there should be neither harm nor malice) … The question is: can we say – the disease is of two types – serious and simple. Thus, the colds, runny nose, headache … etc are simple diseases and their treatment is recommended while the operation of the heart, brain, flu and a broken leg ... etc are severe illness which require the treatment as an obligation …? Answer: 1- The basic needs are of two types: basic needs of individuals " f

  Media office Wilayah Egypt H. 25 Shawwal 1433 M. 2012/09/12 No: M 12/37 The disbelieving West, led by America, exploits the Copts and Immigrant Christians to attack Islam and implement its colonial goals (Translated) It has been reported that some so-called called immigrant Copts (namely Copts who were under a covenant of protection of Egypt's Muslims and immigrated to America) were amongst those who produced a film about the Prophet - sallallahu alaihi wassalam - peace be upon him - abusing him in it. These associations labeled as ‘immigrant Copts' are suspicious, having close links with U.S. intelligence. America uses them as a pretext for intervening in the affairs of Muslims, for putting pressure on their governments and the public opinion, and for exploiting them for political blackmail and executing plans. America is using Copts, Christians in general and other so-called minorities in the Muslim world as fuel to create excuses for poli

By Abu Anas President Obama’s comment last Wednesday in which he stated that his administration does not consider Egypt as an ally, had many political analysts scrambling to unravel its meaning and what effect it had on the relations between the two countries. 1  Many questions were asked about the purpose of the president’s comment. Has there been a shift in US foreign policy towards Egypt? Is the US trying to apply pressure to further increase its grip on Egyptian affairs? One should keep in mind the context in which that statement was made to understand what political objectives it may serve. The statement came as a response to the situation in Egypt after the  anti-Islamic video surfaced in the Middle East  and to the Egyptian government’s late condemnation of the protesters in front of the US embassy in Cairo. President Morsi waited two days before condemning the protestors’ behavior choosing instead to concentrate on critiquing the video that has insulted Islam's hol

By Abu Anas Egyptians and Libyans were enraged, last Tuesday, by an offensive and hateful US produced film that depicted Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in a degrading manner. In Egypt, protesters climbed over the US embassy in Cairo and teared the American flag, while in Libya, an angry and armed crowd surrounded the US embassy in Benghazi setting it on fire after throwing grenades and storming it with live bullets. The US Ambassador to Libya was killed in addition to three other foreign service personnel. 1  Many Libyan security forces sacrificed their lives while trying to protect the embassy during the encounter. This incident comes at a very delicate time when the US is trying to rebuild relations and trust with the Muslim world after the Arab revolutions. In the past, the Western-backed tyrants of the Middle East used to rule by an iron fist and would have crushed such protests, but today the Arab world went through a transformation that has set limits on these regimes. Especially the