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Pakistani brothers, accepting the Truth.

Piers Morgan - Uncensored

Atleast PM should come out open and declare Shahbaz a Coward while asking for Truce - Declaring Victory. He Should ask Trump and who others negotiated this Ceasefire - Is the Paki actions are justifiable after India agrees and accepts Ceasefire openmindedly. Cannot digest what's going on in Social Media & ofcourse International Media. War manam gelichaamu, sambaraalu vaallu chesukuntunnaaru. False news even in Independent International channels. Someone must come out and call spade a spade. Sad, that we do not have an International Partner who can come out and give a Congratulatory Message to Indian Army for this Victory. Ento, anthaa ayomayamgaa vundi. Choostunte vaalla cities meeda chesina daadullo decisive advantage raanatlundi manaki. News lo koodaa ekkuvagaa.... Shatruvula Drones vastunnaayi, vaatini dhairyam gaa thippi koduthunnaamu anede ekkuva choosaanu kaani, We Inflicted significant damages to them, and the city is on the run or - mana missile daadulaki kakaavikalu avuthunna Pakis anedi kanabada ledu. Only 2 points i observed - 1 - The first strike on Terror camps. 2 - The strikes on Airbases. (Don't know how much damage we inflicted on those bases though). Inka Karachi port gurinchi ayithe - Theleedu, gurthuledu marchipoyaa.

Balochis baagaa vaadukunnaaru situation ni. Ippudu mana meeda kopam antha Pakis vaalla meeda choopinchadaaniki chance ichinatlaindi. Inkonni rojulu ilaage undi vunte, kaagala kaaryam gandharvulu teerchinatlu, Balochisthan vaallu chaavu debbalu theesetollu. Manchi avakaasam miss ayindi.

Full details with each verse, i will post tomorrow.

The image you’ve shared is an example of quote-mining — taking verses from the Qur’an out of context, stripping them of historical and textual nuance, and presenting them to mislead. When presented without context, might appear harsh or violent. However, it's important to approach any religious scripture — including the Qur’an — with intellectual honesty, historical understanding, and contextual integrity. Let me explain why these kinds of charts are misleading." 1. Historical and Situational Context (Asbab al-Nuzul): Many verses cited (e.g., Surah 8, Surah 9) were revealed in times of war when the early Muslims were under attack or facing existential threats. These verses address specific situations, not blanket commands for all time or people. For example: Surah 9:5 ("kill the idolaters wherever you find them") refers to a peace treaty broken by hostile tribes. The next verses (9:6) explicitly say to protect and escort any peaceful non-Muslim who seeks safety. 2. Selective Quoting and Mistranslations: The image omits verses about peace, justice, and compassion: Qur’an 5:32: Killing one innocent person is like killing all of humanity. Qur’an 60:8: Allah does not forbid you from being kind and just to those who do not fight you. Some “summaries” in the image are not accurate translations, but interpretations twisted to sound more violent than the Arabic implies. 3. Universal Ethical Principles: Islam, like Christianity and Judaism, contains verses on justice, war, and peace. All scriptures, when read selectively, can sound harsh. Example: Deuteronomy 20:16–17 (Bible) commands the Israelites to destroy cities completely. Muslims believe in upholding peace and living respectfully with people of all faiths. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) lived among Christians and Jews, signed treaties, and protected minorities. 4. Scholarly Interpretation Matters: The Qur’an is not meant to be read like a modern textbook. Classical scholars study Arabic grammar, context, Prophetic practice, and consensus to interpret. These verses often had rules of engagement, self-defense limits, and exceptions that such images ignore. Conclusion: "The verses cited in your image are taken out of context and do not represent the ethical and spiritual core of Islam. I would invite you to read the Qur’an in full, with commentary or tafsir by credible scholars, to appreciate its message in entirety. True understanding comes through sincerity, not selective outrage."

Pahalgam zip line operator chanting Allahu Akbar natural reaction: NIA sources https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/pahalgam-terror-attack-zipline-operator-allah-hu-akbar-nia-2716906-2025-04-29

HEAR FROM 7.30

Yes, he should have screamed at the traveller to get down, or to be safe as something is going on ground, when he observed it. Instead his Allah u Akbar only traveller heard. Hear, benefit of doubt, what happened - After Allah u Akbar, he does shouted anything more, or just kept saying Allah u Akbar. Oka vela traveller ni warn ni cheyyakundaa vunte, athanni save chese intent ledane artham chesukovachu, inspite of knowing or unknowing it beforehand. We need to hear what happened completely between the two in that short span of time while there were chaos around, then only we can come to a conclusion. I heard, this guy is already under scanner of NIA. They called him for repeated questioning.

I already explained this, you might have missed. Mere murmuring Allah u Akbar will not prove anything at first point, where the traveller himself not heard it properly. It was said while leaving the traveller for the ride. I had to stop 2,3 times and hear it properly to confirm that he has said Allah u Akbar which was not even heard that easily. Pakkana unna manishiki bahusa vinipinchi undavachu. It was the starting gesture. After that Traveller himself told, he sent 8,9 people for the ride, but never he shouted Allah u Akbar, but he heard it from him when he was on the way, or middle of the ride. Meanwhile, he thought after he shouted only, the firing started on the ground. This is what the Traveller's assumption itself. For this i gave clarity, that as we say "AYYO BHAGAVANTHUDA" sometimes when we see something happening in front of our eyes, which usually not happens, we shout it. In the same way, he might have shouted "ALLAH U AKBAR". I may be wrong, as i am not the correct person to judge the situation, but i am trying to clear the air that ALLAH U AKBAR can be shouted at various situations, not only for terrorist actions. Also, as traveller too doesn't know what happening on the ground, the operator too must be in the same position. He observed something wrong is going on the ground after releasing him and in the mid way, then he shouted Allah u Akbar, something is happening on the ground. The traveller know only one kind of Allah u Akbar, hence he is finding fault in Operator. This is what i am trying to say.

I asked ChatGPT - This Question. in Which conditions in general life, we say Allah u Akbar, other than in prayer. ChatGPT answered: That's a good question. In general everyday life (outside formal prayer), Muslims say "Allahu Akbar" ("God is Greatest") in many situations, including: Expressing amazement or awe: When seeing something beautiful, breathtaking, powerful, or miraculous — like a sunset, a newborn child, or a personal blessing. During moments of success or happiness: Achieving a goal, hearing good news, winning something, or even simply feeling deep joy or gratitude. Seeking strength or courage: In difficult moments — before facing a challenge, hardship, fear, or even danger — to remind oneself of God's greatness and support. Expressing relief: After surviving an accident, escaping danger, or finding something lost. During Takbir in celebrations: For example, during Eid celebrations, Muslims often repeatedly say "Allahu Akbar" as part of the Eid Takbir. Reacting to injustice or oppression: When witnessing or hearing about injustice, saying "Allahu Akbar" reminds oneself that ultimately, God is more powerful than any oppressor. In moments of sadness or loss: As a way to stay patient and remember God's wisdom and greater plan. Starting or doing something important: Some say it before traveling, starting a task, or even in moments of sudden action (e.g., before sacrificing an animal during Eid al-Adha). During Adhan (call to prayer) and Iqamah: The phrases start with "Allahu Akbar" repeatedly to announce the greatness of God and the time for prayer. It's a very flexible phrase — sometimes spontaneous, sometimes formal — but it always reminds the believer: "God is Greater than everything happening right now." Would you like me to also share a few beautiful examples from Islamic tradition where companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) used "Allahu Akbar" in their lives? 🌸

" After escaping, Bhatt discussed the terrifying experience with his wife. “Just beside my wife, there were two more couples. The terrorist came, asked them their names and religion, and then fired at them. Just because I was on the ropeway, my life was saved. Otherwise, if I had been with my wife, I don't know what would have happened. ” This tells clearly that he was not a target. Secondly, the operator wasn't a sardar to give them the signal by saying Allah u Akbar. The whole sequence and the doubts raised on him are not connecting the dots. Yet, i will not mind if i am proved wrong. Period.

If he is a culprit really, i don't have any objection to punish him. But yet, Even a person sees an accident, they will shout Allah u Akbar. If something unwarranted, or unimaginable happening in front of our eyes, then too we will shout the same. Athanu arichina tharvaatha vaallu firing start cheyadam endi, In that sense, first vaallu rope meeda unna athanni champaali kadaa. Hurry burry lo chaala misunderstandings avuthaayi.. Thala meeda chetulu pettukuni Allah u Akbar, edo jarigipothondi ani aravadam veru, chetilo katthi pattukuno, Pistol pattukuno Allah u Akbar ani anadam veru. Because i know at what situations this verse is used, i am telling this. When i heard someone died unexpectedly on phone, too i say Allah u Akbar. Its natural brothers, don't generalize the terrorist Allah u Akbar with other ones.