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Ak qoyunlu wrote:

We need an office for this task a dawah board
Maktabat al-da'wah wa-marüf

I have an idea. Do you want to work with me on setting up a few threads about Islam on the UEI? Stuff like Islamic Basics, FAQs, History, etc.

Western Arab Empire wrote:

I have an idea. Do you want to work with me on setting up a few threads about Islam on the UEI? Stuff like Islamic Basics, FAQs, History, etc.

Yup why not

Whao a sudden surge in new nations, welcome aboard everyone. Please join the World Assembly and endorse our delegate Yassiria

Drina wrote:

Emm... About that... I'm a Serb... But i don't hate the Bosnian's! And i wanted to learn a bit of Islam for curiosity's sake...
Anyways,Shukran.

Dobrodoshli tebra odakle si?

El-amin caliphate wrote:

Yeah, I'm a registered Forum member.

thank you sir

Armisael wrote:

Hey guys so im planing to run on the rmb, "today in Islamic history" what do you guys think?

Sure, go ahead.
But what exactly is it going to be? Just you highlighting events or is it going to be a course :D

Slovenya wrote:

Dobrodoshli tebra odakle si?

Ja sam iz Bijeljine,to ono u republici blizu Drine. Prepostavljam da si ti tu negdje iz federacije,jel?

Drina wrote:

I'm interested about the Sunni-Shia split,how big is it? Does this region have a majority of Sunnis or Shias believers? And how does this region deal when people debate about it?
I know that the Sunnis believe that Abu Bakr, the father of Muhammad's wife Aisha, was Muhammad's rightful successor and that Shias believe that Muhammad divinely ordained his cousin and son-in-law Ali Ibn Abi Talib. That's about it when it comes to my knowledge about the split...

Its not as big in our daily lives as the media would like you to think. In areas where Sunni and Shia live together like here in Kuwait there are positive relations and they pray together, but ofcourse there are extremists on both sides. The thing is nobody really cares about the sucession anymore because it already happened, Abu Bakr May God be pleased with him already succeeded the Prophet Peace and Blessings of God be upon him as the first Caliph in Islam, Ali bin Abi Talib May God be pleased with him also eventually became fourth Caliph, so Sunnis and particularly Arab Shia respect the companions of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH (some Iranians have a negative view of Abu Bakr and Umar because they conquered their Persian Empire, obviously not all of them but this was the case even when Iran was a Sunni country). However in areas where the population is entirely Sunni or entirely Shia there is less of this positive atmosphere because there is no understanding between the sects. The Western media doesn't help when it presents ISIS for example as Sunnis wanting to slaughter Shia or vice versa and divides these communities even further. In the region we don't really debate our differences we tend to focus on unity and rather successfully do so, there are more focal points of unity rather than divisions. Sunni Muslims make up the majority of Muslims between 75-85% of the Muslim population world wide while Shia tend to make up most of the rest, in the region most are Sunni but we also have quite a few Shia Muslims present and there exist no problems between us. All Muslims are brothers. As long as you follow the Quran and sunnah of the Prophet PBUH you will be on the correct path inshallah. And we won't let anything divide that unity.

The mejilid state wrote:

Its not as big in our daily lives as the media would like you to think. In areas where Sunni and Shia live together like here in Kuwait there are positive relations and they pray together, but ofcourse there are extremists on both sides. The thing is nobody really cares about the sucession anymore because it already happened, Abu Bakr May God be pleased with him already succeeded the Prophet Peace and Blessings of God be upon him as the first Caliph in Islam, Ali bin Abi Talib May God be pleased with him also eventually became fourth Caliph, so Sunnis and particularly Arab Shia respect the companions of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH (some Iranians have a negative view of Abu Bakr and Umar because they conquered their Persian Empire, obviously not all of them but this was the case even when Iran was a Sunni country). However in areas where the population is entirely Sunni or entirely Shia there is less of this positive atmosphere because there is no understanding between the sects. The Western media doesn't help when it presents ISIS for example as Sunnis wanting to slaughter Shia or vice versa and divides these communities even further. In the region we don't really debate our differences we tend to focus on unity and rather successfully do so, there are more focal points of unity rather than divisions. Sunni Muslims make up the majority of Muslims between 75-85% of the Muslim population world wide while Shia tend to make up most of the rest, in the region most are Sunni but we also have quite a few Shia Muslims present and there exist no problems between us. All Muslims are brothers. As long as you follow the Quran and sunnah of the Prophet PBUH you will be on the correct path inshallah. And we won't let anything divide that unity.

That is nice to here,i really respect Islam for that mindset of unity. Shukran.

Ak qoyunlu wrote:

Make a youtube channel

the region actually has a channel

REGIONAL BULLETIN

Almulkul ajiib, An-naml, Kubumba tribe, Drina, and El-amin caliphate if you havent already done so please register on our off site forum http://unitedempireislam.boards.net/ and become a citizen. Also non-puppet nations should join the WA (world assembly) and endorse our current delegate Yassiria

Slovenya wrote:

REGIONAL BULLETIN

Almulkul ajiib, An-naml, Kubumba tribe, Drina, and El-amin caliphate if you havent already done so please register on our off site forum http://unitedempireislam.boards.net/ and become a citizen. Also non-puppet nations should join the WA (world assembly) and endorse our current delegate Yassiria

Oooh that forum, not the NS forum.

Kubumba tribe wrote:

Oooh that forum, not the NS forum.

...It can't find my gmail.

Kubumba tribe wrote:

The thing about Islamic sects is that Allah (SWT) teaches us about the Christians and Jews who split their religion into sects and that we Muslims shouldn't do that. Allah (SWT) says that anyone who adheres to a particular sect is not of the Sahabah, not in the Islamic religion. That is why I don't adhere to a sect.

I'm the same, Quranist to be more specific

Kawther wrote:

We do?! Where! not much Jamaicans here in London but there is always that guy on the high street with reggae songs on while he serves Caribbean food from his tent the area is always on a reggae mode espacially after Jummah prayers even though there are litrally 5 mosques around the same street and everyone is either Muslim or Irish 😂 classical London

I totally saw a documentary on that! I guess the culture is too small to be noticed XD