Breaking news: The new president of Egypt is......

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

Allahu akbar well done

[oba hiloowlow]

Alxamdullilah! Viva Ikhwaanul Muslimeen

[Aaliyyah]

mabrouk yaa Masr.

[wyre]

You Are Mabrouking For Alqaeda Dee

[Macallinka]

Akhwan /Al-shabaab all from the same sect do you guys know that ?

[faarah22]

and what do starving masaari have to put superpower israel in its place i ask you? anyways am very sad for this mursi win but at least the army is in background.

[Macallinka]

do you guyz know Al-shabab/Ikhwan are all from the same sect?

[MoonLight1]

Macallinka;844721 wrote:

Akhwan /Al-shabaab all from the same sect do you guys know that ?

The ikhwan never approved violence and are great believers on peaceful change, they were being banned, tortured, killed and imprisoned for the last 82 years especially during Gemal Abdinasir era, they always exercised self restrain and never hit back, but some individuals like the notorious AQ leader (Eyman Al-zawahiri) did not like that and went to join Alqaida.

[faarah22]

you never learn islamists do you? they are like foxes, deceitful to get into power with sweet promises. once in office you just watch

[Liibaan]

Hambalyo MadaxWeyne Morsi Iyo Dhamaan Shacabka Masar.

 

Congratulations to President Morsi and all Egyptian people for their democratic election.

 

"I will treat everyone equally and be a servant of the Egyptian people," Morsy

 

 

Insha Allah, My country Somalia will have peace and fair elections soon.

 

 

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[MoonLight1]

faarah22;844728 wrote:

you never learn islamists do you? they are like foxes, deceitful to get into power with sweet promises. once in office you just watch

they are not guests, they Egyptians and have every right to rule the country. Yes Islam is their principle and moral guide but they are well experienced have lots of technocrats and know the dangers.

[faarah22]

Well, we shall see. don't say later i was not expecting this.

[Liibaan]

 

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Sheikh Sha'rawi's Pre-Revolution “Prophetic” Video

 

A video that features a meeting between Egypt’s former President Hosni Mubarak and late senior preacher Mohammed Metwali al-Shaarawi has been gaining unprecedented popularity with many Egyptians regarding it as a “prophetic” prelude to the Jan. 25 revolution.

 

The video, which is now circulated among users of the social networking website Facebook and is witnessing a remarkable rise in viewer rates on the video sharing website YouTube, dates back to 1995 when a delegation of Muslim and Christian scholars visited Mubarak to congratulate him for surviving an assassination attempt at the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa.

 

In the video, Sheikh Shaarawi, one of the most prominent preachers in Egypt, is seen standing with Mubarak in the presence of late Islamic scholar Sheikh Mohammed al-Ghazali, late Azhar Grand Imam Sheikh Gad al-Haq Ali Gad al-Haq, Coptic Pope Shenouda III, and Mubarak’s chief of staff Zakaria Azmy in addition to several Muslim and Christian clerics who kept cheering at Shaarawi meaningful words to the former president.

 

“Mr. President, I am about to leave this world,” said Shaarawi, leaning on a crutch. “I am planning neither to end my life in hypocrisy nor to show off my courage with arrogance, but I am going to deliver a brief message to the whole nation, government and people.”

 

Shaarawi went on to say that God gives power to whoever he chooses and that there is no way any human being can be in power without God’s will.

 

“No one will ever be able to rule on earth if God is not willing and there is no way anyone can conspire to usurp power if God does not want. People plan what they and it is only what God wants that happens.”

Warning of tyranny

 

After assuming power, Shaarawi added, it is up to this person in power to choose the way he is going to deal with the people he rules.

 

“If the ruler chooses to be fair, people will love him and will benefit from his fairness. If he chooses to be a tyrant, people will hate him. People hate all tyrants whether they are rulers or not.”

 

Shaarawi advised anyone who wants to be a ruler not to ask for it, but to wait till it is asked of him and cited a saying by Prophet Mohammed: “A man who is asked to do something is helped in doing it and a man who asks to do something assumes its full responsibility.”

 

Shaarawi said that this might be the last time he meets Mubarak and that is why he wants to end his talk with an advice to the president.

 

“If you are our destiny, then may God be with you. If we are your destiny, then may God help you with the burden you have.”

 

Egyptians who have been sharing the video extensively after the revolution that forced Mubarak to step down see in Shaarawi’s words a warning that power is transient since it is given and taken by God.

 

Shaarawi, they say, was warning Mubarak of the grave consequences of tyranny and the vanity of thinking that it is up to rulers to stay in power. That is why his words are seen as a prediction of the Jan. 25 revolution which was the direct result of the tyranny of the regime.

[MoonLight1]

^^wise words from the great Sheikh Shacrawi AUN. I just loved his xikma and knowledge. thanks for sharing Liibaan.

[Liibaan]

MoonLight1;844743 wrote:

^^wise words from the great Sheikh Shacrawi AUN. I just loved his xikma and knowledge. thanks for sharing Liibaan.

You are welcome Moonlight, Allah ha Naxariistu Sheikh Shacrawi