| Today's jinn noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Sep 04:45 AM Sheikh Waheed Abdul Salam Bali is an Egyptian preacher who is an expert on Muslim sorcer | | Today's jinn
noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Sep 04:45 AM Sheikh Waheed Abdul Salam Bali is an Egyptian preacher who is an expert on Muslim sorcery, magic and jinn (demons.)
He wrote the book (translated to English) "Sword Against Black Magic and Evil Magicians."
He recently created a video where he describes everything you need to know about jinn/demons.
Something this important must be widely publicized! So here is a summary. The world of the jinn is exactly like the world of humans. Just we can't see them. Muslim jinn are obligated in Islamic law, so they must pray, give to charity, and study. They have their own scholars in Sharia and judges. I'm not sure how they make money to go to charity, perhaps they have their own stores and services. But most of them seem to delight in following humans around. When entering your house, there is a group of demons who want to enter with you to cause trouble. If you don't mention Allah upon entering, thousands of them will enter with you, and they will stay in all parts of the house, causing hatred between a husband and his wife, and between a man and his children. If your child forgets, and brings in the thousands of jinn along with him, then you take him outside and have...Read More |
From Ian: Queen Elizabeth II dies at 96 - Buckingham Palace Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and the nation's figurehead for seven decades, has died aged 96, Buckingham Palace said on Thursday. "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon," Buckingham Palace said in a statement. "The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow." Her eldest son Charles, 73, automatically becomes king of the United Kingdom and the head of state of 14 other realms including Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Former British Prime Minister John Major called Queen Elizabeth "selfless and wise, with a wonderful generosity of spirit," reacting to news that the monarch has died. "For 70 years Her Majesty The Queen devoted her life to the service of our nation and its wellbeing," he said in a statement on Thursday. "In her public duties, she was selfless and wise, with a wonderful generosity of spirit. That is how she lived – and how she led." "For millions of people – across the Commonwealth and the wider world – she embodied the heart and soul of our nation, and was admired and respected around the globe," he added. All of Queen Elizabeth's four children including daughter Princess Anne and youngest son Prince Edward were at Balmoral Castle in Scotland with the British monarch, ITV reported. Prince Harry arrived as well...Read More |
You know how Palestinians say that occupation and settlements are the worst human rights abuses in world history?
It appears that they mean "only if done by Jews."
From Kurdistan 24: A delegation of Kurds from Afrin visited the Palestinian Consul in Erbil, Nazmi Hazouri, and handed over a letter of protest of a Palestinian foundation building housing units for displaced Syrians in Afrin. Levant 24 reported that the Palestinian organization Wafaa al-Mohsenin Charitable Foundation delivered 34 housing units to displaced Syrian Arabs in Jindires, in Afrin. The organization says the project is funded by "the donation of the people of Al-Zaeem village in the city of Jerusalem" Turkish-backed factions have occupied Afrin since March 2018, when the Turkish Army launched a cross-border offensive against the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG). Kurds used to make up 96 percent of Afrin's population, but now represent only 25 percent after 2018, over two dozen organizations said in a letter last year. In a letter, handed over to the Palestinian Consul, the delegation complained over the fact that the demography of Afrin have been changed since 2018, and the orignal people of Afrin have been replaced by Arabs and Turkmens, with the aim of Arabizing the region. Also two years ago, there were reports that said a Palestinian NGO called "Association for Living...Read More |
Our weekly column from the humor site PreOccupied Territory. Check out their Facebook page. Quick, Find A New Alarmist Buzzword To Call Israel - 'Apartheid' Isn't Working by Linda Sarsour New York, September 8 - I just returned from a solidarity visit to our Palestinian brethren under occupation, and I have both good news and bad news. The good news: our brothers and sisters facing the brutal colonialist policies of Zionism expressed as much resolve as ever when it comes to demanding historical justice. The bad news: few important-enough people and entities seem to care, and the ever-evolving list of charged epithets we throw at the Zionists seems to be losing whatever power it once had, including what many of us considered a carefully-crafted ace-in-the-hole, using a single word to paint the Jewish State as just another incarnation of white-minority-ruled South Africa. But even that rhetorical trick has produced disappointing results, and we desperately need new epithets to play on gullible Western emotions, ignorance, and knee-jerk antisemitism if we are to keep Palestine on the front page and in the trending topics. Simpleminded activists might feel tempted to attribute the fizzling of the "Apartheid!" label to sinister (((Zionist))) manipulation or media, or suppression of the accusations. But an honest look at media reveals no shortage...Read More |
From Ian: America's Regional Integration Scheme Benefits Iran Barack Obama's realignment doctrine in the Middle East was predicated on recognizing what he dubbed Iranian "equities" and buttressing them supposedly so as to create strategic parity or "balance" between America's onetime foes and its regional allies. In doing so, Obama's theory went, America would no longer be drawn into Middle Eastern wars to defend allies or to deter enemies—since the very concept of friends and foes would have been turned on its head. Without the burden of a regional security alliance structure, America would be free to redefine its role and posture in the region—which, as Obama saw it, was to force an accommodation with a nuclear-armed Iran on a nuclear-armed Israel and presumably a nuclear-armed Saudi Arabia, and make them work out their own security arrangements in a no-doubt rational fashion. The fact that every element of Obama's realignment has been shown to have little or no grounding in the geopolitical and physical realities of the Middle East has done little to deter the former president's Mideast team, which is also Biden's Mideast team, from seeking to restore the tarnished luster of what was supposed to be Obama's signature policy achievement. By paying any price to get the Iranians to resurrect a Frankenstein agreement, the Obama-Biden...Read More |
By Daled Amos From the time that Donald Trump won the election in 2016 -- and even before then -- there was nothing he did or said that was not open to criticism. After all, he had never held public office before and had no experience in government. A similar criticism was applied to his son-in-law, Jared Kushner. An online post on The National Review in 2020 called Kushner "a national disaster": Perhaps the most stubbornly stuck-on piece of chewed gum on the White House walls has been Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, who, it is always necessary to point out, had no experience in anything like government before being catapulted to one of the most important roles in the administration. [emphasis added] This was in May. By September, Politico featured a post describing How Jared Kushner Proved His Critics Wrong: It was assumed to be ridiculous that Trump had tapped the 39-year-old Kushner, not a diplomat or an expert in the region, for this role and assumed that everything he did afterward was ridiculous, if not nefarious. Rarely has so much mockery been directed at an approach that, in the event, was methodical, creative, and ultimately achieved a breakthrough. Kushner did not make peace between the Israelis and Palestinians, but no one else has, either...Read More |
Dr. Nadia Helmy's bio states that she is Associate Professor of Political Science, Faculty of Politics and Economics / Beni Suef University- Egypt. An Expert in Chinese Politics, Sino-Israeli relationships, and Asian affairs- Visiting Senior Researcher at the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES)/ Lund University, Sweden- Director of the South and East Asia Studies Unit. She has made numerous appearances on Egyptian TV as a pundit.
She is also going insane.
It looks like she published some serious papers about China's relations with the Arab world, but in recent months she has also been publishing nutty conspiracy theories - and asserting her genius even as she notes that everyone else thinks she is going crazy.
A European site called Modern Diplomacy apparently publishes her writings without any editor looking at it. They look to be Google translations from Arabic. Here is the first paragraph of an article of hers from August 4: What occupied me the most during the last period after the control of the American Central...Read More |
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