Shaykh an-Najmee Declares Saddam Hussain a Muslim!

[Abu Abdillah]

Shaykh Ahmed an Najmee Declares Saddam Hussain a Muslim!

A question was presented to Sheikh Ahmed an Najmee concerning Saddam Hussain on Saturday the 18th of Dhul Hijjah/ 6th January, 2006.

Question: Many questions have been aske concerning Saddam Hussain and the position of the Muslim with regards to him, (and the fact that) he declared the shahadatan (declaration of Islam) as was seen (video recording), and other than that. (The question is) what is the (correct) position of the student of knowledge in this matter, and should one send peace upon him or not?

Answer: All praise is for Allah, and may much peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allah Sallallahu Alaihi wa salam , and upon (the Messenger's) family and companions.

In reality, the belief of the communist is a disbelieving belief. I have read what Saddam did in Iraq from the spilling of blood (killing) and the closing of the masajid from the worshippers and forbidding them from entering them, as well as the spreading of evil and other than that of affairs that took place from him.

There is no doubt that these sort of actions are disbelief because the communist belief is disbelief. But the fact that he was jailed for an extended period of time and he declared the shahadatan (declaration of Islam) before being hung at the time of his death, based on that, we declare him to be a Muslim and we leave his affair to Allah -Aza wa Jel.

We also say that there is no harm in praying over him.

If a person is a student of knowledge in a land where the ruler orders prayer to be performed (janazah prayer performed in a distant land) over him, than a person should pray over him and leave his (Saddam's) affair to Allah.

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Shaykh Ahmed Ahmed An-Najmi is a Well known Scholar from Jizaan (Saudi)

He is The Mufti of the southern region (Jizaan) in Saudi

Some of the shaykhs most distinguished teachers to name a few are:

Shaykh Muhammed Ibn Ibraheem Aal Shaykh
Shaykh 'Abdullaah Al-Qar'aawi
Shaykh Haafidh Ibn Ahmed Al-Hakami

[Ahmed ibn Ibrahim]

:salam2:

Peace and blessings be upon Saddam, then - In life he had some pretty misguided moments (no doubt encouraged by those around him), but by death he found his way back to the Straight Path.

I was listening to an audio lecture at work by a Shiek Khalid on "Politics in Islam" and he spoke about how Muslims need to be patient with oppressive rulers - that it is forbidden to revolt against such leaders, as this will inevitably cause more tribulation and bloodshed than what is usual. Instead we are to try to reason with these leaders, make Dua' regarding them, and be patient for things to change for the better.

Saddam might have done some pretty horrific war-related deeds, but he also created a societal infrastructure that was the envy of all the other nations around Iraq: hospitals (including rural), schools, libraries, museums, universities, a controlled and stable economy, roads, bridges, water systems, the works! And when the Shiites rebelled and tried to assassinate him, what happened? Worse Fitnah than per usual. And when the Americans came in to start a revolution against that sovereign government, what has happened? All of the good infrastructure that Saddam helped to build is in ruins; the people are starving, fearful of the constant murders; hardly anyone is able to work or bring in a living for his family; women are disrespected daily by the American soldiers (strip searches, frisking, etc); Iraq's oil is freely being pumped over here to N. America... the whole situation is a shambles! Was it ever this bad under Saddam? Was Shiek Khalid right?

May Allah forgive and guide us.

:wasalam:

[Mabsoot]

Assalamu Alaykum,

JazakAllahu khayr brothers.

[AishaR]

:salam2:

Thanx for sharing that with us Akhi

:wasalam:

[Muslimh84]

:salam2:
Thank you a lot brother for sharing...
may Allah forgive him, and he recently "last years in his life" was really good muslim "from reading Quran, praying and fasting...etc"
http://vega.soi.city.ac.uk/~abbf961/iraqtruthnet/Saddam%20kisses%20the%20holy%20Koran.jpg

[saqlawi]

It is not anything new for an invading nation to demonize its enemies.

Many things were said about Saddam that were never true. For example, he did not gas Kurds at all, no evidence points to that. We may not know what exactly happened, but Iran retreated from Halabja before the gassing. And the gas used was not known to have been possessed by Iraq, although it was known to have been possessed by Iran.

One cannot hold the Djayl trials against him either. A group loyal to Iran tried to assassinate him, he tried the men for two years and had some executed. Is he not allowed to execute his assassins now?

Even though these big things that people talk about are not true, Saddam still was not the greatest Muslim throughout the beginning of his presidency. He did not like Muslims because he felt they threatened his power. It was in the 90's that he became better. Saddam's only real crime was to stand in the face of imperialism and say NO. He was definitely a Muslim by this time, and he died standing on his feet, still saying NO.

If Saddam did anything wrong in his early days, Muslims, now is not the time to talk about it. Not when Iraq is occupied and the Ummah is in this state.

Saddam Hussein, ra7imahu Allah, is a hero of the ummah, and now he is a shaheed as well.

[Abdul Hasib]

May Allah bring peace and blessings on Saddam. He also helped the Palestinians and was a brother to Yasser Arafat. He was also against Isreal.

[Abdul Hasib]

And Saddam is against American Goverment like the Bush Regime because they did a lot of horrible stuff to people in wars.

[shmed]

:salam2:

it is said in Islam that Allah humiliates the bad person on/in his death. and so i think he was not all bad since in his death he proved to be a man of honor in his fearlessness.

:wasalam:

[Shaikh Arif]

Which other muslim leader of a state has so boldly stood against the proxy war of the west on islamic state? He wanted to unify the islamic world so that it becomes strong and defy the satanic designs of the west. and in the process got martyr. may Allah have mercy on his soul

[Aboeyunus]

Djazakallahoe gairan Akhie


you can also hear it on audio
here is the link

Shaykh an-Najmee Declares Saddam Hussain a Muslim! (http://www.myonlineimages.com/InstantUploads/328232787500__sadaam%20moslim.zip)

[Habasha Sister]

Jazzak Allah khair for sharing the information.May Allah forgive him and us , ameen

[KhalidalAsadullah]

:salam2:


I was listening to an audio lecture at work by a Shiek Khalid on "Politics in Islam" and he spoke about how Muslims need to be patient with oppressive rulers - that it is forbidden to revolt against such leaders, as this will inevitably cause more tribulation and bloodshed than what is usual. Instead we are to try to reason with these leaders, make Dua' regarding them, and be patient for things to change for the better.


:wasalam:

:salam2:

Is there also a hadeeth that says a ruler who does not rule according to shariyah should be fought aggainst?

[Ahmed ibn Ibrahim]

:salam2: brother,

There is part of the hadeeth that I heard of the audio lecture that talks about the Prophet Muhammad PBUH saying this, but there are conditions given. From memory, I recall the conditions being

1.) That you're living in a Muslim country (ie: Muslim majority)
2.) That you have the ability to effectively carry out the changes
3.) That the scholars are agreed that the leader is a Kufaar.

Other Islamic conditions would likely apply in this scenario too, regarding the treatment of those who surrender and so forth. Unfortunately, I am not yet a scholar =( so I cannot comment much further than this.

And of course, Allah knows best every detail.

:wasalam:

[KhalidalAsadullah]

:jazaak:

thanks for the clarification achi

[Raed]

We never know the truth about him... he died and its over , allah know what was in his heart and only allah knows the truth and will judge him...
No need to insult him or make him as a hero...
He is only one (muslim) who died .... alot of blood spilling happening right now in iraq and muslims lands, we must start with ourselves if we want to stop the tyrany

[Globalpeace]

Asslamo Allaikum,

Allah (SWT) knows best; I always treated him as Muslim as I had no direct ebidence to suggest otherwise.

But does this Fatwa absolve him of all actions & pains inflicted on Iraqi Muslims & the Ummah?

I am not asking anyone to be judgemental including myself; but lets NOT forget that he did some grave things!

Allah (SWT) knows best.

[Raed]

Even if he became a real muslim and became good .. He must be punished in life for things he did.... everyone knows that.. for now i will remine silent about him thats all what i can do...

[alkathiri]

:salam2:

Secrets untold by Saddam Hussein now uncovered

http://www.aljazeera.com/me.asp?service_ID=12918

[Globalpeace]

W-Salam Brother,

That is a correct view indeed brother for his personal actions but as historians we must call into account what he did & evaluate its damage on the Muslim ummah.

Just like we talk about "Arab Imperialism" of Ummayad & Abbasid dynasties. There were called Khilafah but as we know from Hadeeth & history they were NOT Khilafah on the Manhaj of Sunnah; and did untold damage to Islam.

People usurped Khilafah & become Kings because they were either Ummayad or Abbasi or Fatimi.

Khilafah is a sacred trust from Allah (SWT) which must be given to the best person suited.

Even if he became a real muslim and became good .. He must be punished in life for things he did.... everyone knows that.. for now i will remine silent about him thats all what i can do...

[aseel]

Assalamu alaykum,

This thread showes the real beauty and peace of islam!

If only the whole world could see this

jazaka allahu khayran for this thead

[Aapa]

Salam,

If I am not mistaken Mr. Hussein was executed on the Day of Mercy. A day wherein all sins are forgiven. All one has to do is ask of Allah.

[junaid hasan]

may be saddam is a mueder but it doesn´t mean that he is not a muslim.
he got his punishment in this world.

and allah knows the best whats gona happen with him after death.

[amyaishazouaoui]

You never know what is in a persons heart. Punishment in this world is xpiation for our sins so there is less in the hereafter inshallah. You dont know what was in saddam's heart, maybe h got really close to Allah and made tawbah big time......allahu alam.......................
Allah forgives lots and lots and lots

[al-fajr]

thats interesting but can you possibly imagine trying to get his victims (there were many obviously) who are muslims to send peace to this guy?

he knew he was going to die at this stage (the pic) dont get me wrong, i know Allah is all forgiving and we dont know his fate, but justice for his victims also lies with Allah (swt)...:confused:

[salmanzaid]

I've had mixed feelings about this.

4 years ago I was a lemming and I believed everything the American President said. Gradually my eyes have opened to the truth.

When Malcolm X preached so strongly against the white man - he wasn't kidding, he was really speaking the truth ( and I am white, so I can say that ! ). The only way he was wrong was his misunderstanding of Islam and his racism, considering all white men evil.

I think Saddam did a lot of wrong and was a tyrant.
The statues of him in Iraq, was definitly un-Islamic for a start.
I often ponder, that the Iraqi Sunnis should have protected their *!*!*!*!e brothers and overthrown Saddam much sooner, rather than wait for america to get involved.

But I also can't help wondering how much lies is mixed with the truth.
Saddam was also building a huge mosque, he died saying shahada.

Allah is best to judge a man, we cannot know now.

:shahadah:

[al-fajr]

Salam,

ure right, thats what happened in the Iranian revolution of 1979...the Shah was a blatant puppet just like saddam was but the shias overthrew him...this could have potentially ocurred in Iraq i mean right up to the end of 1978 no one (not even the CIA) belived that Khomeini would return to rule Iran...

i dont understand why there was no revolution in Iraq or was Saddams position inherently stronger than the shah's? if so in what way....i dunno...

[suumaya]

Asalamu alaykum

Till this day i haven't seen the hanging of saddam husein and i hope i will never see it, i thought it was the most inhuman and hateful thing i have ever seen in my whole life.... how he was killed, the time he was killed, and how they show it to the world. i honestly believe that it was Bush and his followers who plan the whole thing especialy the time they hang him....

[Innvertigo]

he was evil and I'm glad he's gone.

[suumaya]

he was evil and I'm glad he's gone.


Well there are alot of evil people in the world but i think what Bush is doing to the people of Iraq is evil in the most pure farm, worst then what saddam did to them.

I am not saying that saddam is not evil but i am saying that there are other people who have done worst things then he did so why should he be humiliiate like that???

[saqlawi]

No man has been through such a systematic demonization as Saddam has.
The U.S. lied about him several times over throughout a decade to serve their own purposes. And I guess having repeated that lie enough, many people even here are fooled.

Saddam Hussein is a martyr of the ummah, his hereafter is up to Allah, not for our discussion.

But we do know he never left left Iraq with his millions. He could be at some Island resort with more money than he can spend right now.

He never accepted any of the offers given to him. He was asked several times by his American captors that if he would just announce for the resistance in Iraq to stop, they would send him off to live a great life.


No. He stayed in Iraq, and he died for his beliefs. And the resistance in Iraq continues and is ever growing. History will not forget Saddam Hussein, and when the smoke clears up we might see the truth.

For anyone who is still whining about the Kurds or Shiites, they are mostly lies. Here are some good articles: http://www.uruknet.info/?p=-4&bh=2

[al-fajr]

:salam2:
...so where did all the kurdish villages from the mountains vanish to? they were incinerated by saddam and there is no doubt about it ive heard first hand accounts and they wernt a figment of imagination either.

ok why did he attack kuwait if he was that noble of heart?

ure right when u say that his hereafter is up to Allah...no one would dispute that but u cannot disclaim facts nor eyewitness accounts and wash all the blood off his hands FOR him

of course they used him for their 'own purposes' and lied about him...thats normally the sole 'purpose' of a puppet dictator and the saddam played his part well!

no im not fooled, and neither are the rest of us, we take into account the fact that he ALLOWED the western powers to exercise their tyrannical exploits e.g. oil for food programme at the expense of the iraqi people how many children did this kill...u tell me

saddam was powerless to stop the resistance and the american knew it, they werent resisting to get saddam back...

''But we do know he never left left Iraq with his millions. He could be at some Island resort with more money than he can spend right now.''

nah mate! remeber one thing saddam was power hungry...who would he rule over on an island resort...the jelly fish???!

''History will not forget Saddam Hussein''

sure thing dude! neither will we!

[saqlawi]

Two thirds of Kuwait is a U.S. military base. Kuwait rightfully belongs to Iraq, it is just a puppet nation from which the west attacks us.

The kurdish villages you're talking about? Gassing would take place after Iranian retreats, there was a WAR between Iraq and Iran. Weapons used were known to be in Iranian possession.

Prove to me that Saddam "incinerated" Kurdish villages, because it is not difficult to parrot a lie. Did you look at the link I posted?

And Saddam was indeed given offers by the Americans. His biggest "fault" was not succumbing to the U.S. and Israel, he never did and he died for it.

I'm not going to argue with you. I just urge everyone to rethink what this conflict is all about. Most of us agree that Americans lied about all these different things, and yet we believe what they say about Saddam? Look at some of the articles in http://www.uruknet.info/?p=-4&bh=2

[al-fajr]

About Kuwait i dont know but it seems wrong to kill muslims in the brutal way that it happened in 1990. we agree on more than we disagree on btw.

no i dont believe what THEY say about saddam otherwise i would have believed he was an amazing compassionate ruler just because he did everything they told him to...i have always believed saddams rule was unjust not only when they began to say it in the past few years back to get their hands on the oil.

During the eight year war between Iraq and Iran BOTH sides were supplied with weapons from the US and both sides used them, and the burning of the villages...someone i know saw it happen and he was only a kid at the time and he only survived it becasue he pretended to be dead and they didnt waste a bullet on a 'dead' kid.

its one thing NOT succombing to external powers but its another actually standing up to them which nobody is prepared to do... pls hes no hero or something, he no better better than all the other rulers like Busharraf of pakistan!

they took him out of iraq becasue they wernt getting enough out of the place not because saddam was serious threat to anyone (xept his own people of course...but hey who cares about them!)

Saddam was no worst than all the other leaders i just have a real problem with u referring to him with such respect and admiration...did u know he idealised stalin...thats who saddam wanted to be like he admired him.

ok ill look at the links i confess that i had not but u must look at this book by a journalist called Robert Fisk its an amazingly powerful book on the Middle East and essential for anyone who wants trustworthy information from someone who was an eyewitness

'The Great War for Civilisation: The Conquest of the Middle East'
try Amazon u wont regret it.

wasalamalaikum.

[rastinny]

many children did this kill...u tell me

Between 500.000 and a million

UNICEF has put the number of child deaths resulting from these sanctions at 500,000 while other reports mention numbers up to a million. However, when Madeleine Albright (then U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations) was presented with the figure of half a million children under five having died from the sanctions she infamously replied ‘we think the price is worth it’. Global Policy Forum a non-profit organization, with consultative status at the UN reported:

Civilian suffering in Iraq is not an unexpected collateral effect, but a predictable result of the sanctions policy. Security Council members have received warnings of the humanitarian emergency in Iraq and the damage done by sanctions since shortly after the Gulf War. Warnings have come from three Secretary Generals, many UN officials and agencies including UNICEF, WHO and WFP, and two Humanitarian Coordinators who have resigned in protest. A Select Committee of the UK House of Commons offered a very negative judgment as well.

However the sanctions were not the sole cause of human suffering in Iraq. The same report suggests:

The government of Iraq bears a heavy burden of responsibility due to the wars it has started, its lack of cooperation with the Security Council, its domestic repression, and its failure to use limited resources fairly.

I think read this threat but I still think Sadam was a horrible leader. I hope he has repented for his wrongs mended his relationship with God before he died. God knows best and there is no good in condemning a dead man. But people still need to know about his evil deeds to learn how wrong it was but also to give respect to his innocent victims. This not to demonize or condemn him because we can not condemn who God has chosen to forgive but we must remember his deeds. The good and the evil.

Oneness

[rastinny]

Tru Saddam was not worse than Bush or Stalin but this is bad enough:

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sent samples directly to several Iraqi sites that U.N. weapons inspectors determined were part of Saddam Hussein’s biological weapons program, CDC and congressional records from the early 1990s show.

It goes on

… The CDC and a biological sample company, the American Type Culture Collection, sent strains of all the germs Iraq used to make weapons, including anthrax, the bacteria that make botulinum toxin and the germs that cause gas gangrene, the records show. Iraq also got samples of other deadly pathogens, including the West Nile virus.

The transfers came in the 1980s, when the United States supported Iraq in its war against Iran. They were detailed in a 1994 Senate Banking Committee report and a 1995 follow-up letter from the CDC to the Senate.

And more

… Invoices included in the documents read like shopping lists for biological weapons programs. One 1986 shipment from the Virginia-based American Type Culture Collection included three strains of anthrax, six strains of the bacteria that make botulinum toxin and three strains of the bacteria that cause gas gangrene. Iraq later admitted to the United Nations that it had made weapons out of all three.

Using this stuff on Gods creation is not right, will never be right not if America, Iran or Iraq uses it. Let the man rest in peace but please dont forget.

One perfect love

[Bag2Bag]

No ,no ,
Salam Alaikoum wa rahmat Allah wa barakatuhu.

Dear brother ,
Let me explain you something :
First All prayer are to Allah Who send us Mohammed withthe truth the Coran and The Sunnah .
I read attentively your comment about Saddam Hocine , and Yes I think he was died as muslim because just before hanging he Sais the Chahada .
But Saddam Hussein was a Criminal , He killed a lot of peoples and didn't take care about his people and unfortunately the actual situation of Iraq is due to his regime and to him .
Of course , he has developed his country by love for her but his perversity lead him to a true disaster . and Why ?? Because he hasn't governed with Coran and Sunnah and without Baraka from Allah , you stay sometime well but the harm follow and stay often for long time to human .

Remember Allah says in Sourat Ibrahim : Don't believe Allah isn't taking care about the unfairs peoples 's actions ...

He didn't teach to his people the true way of Islam and he left them to wander in differents sects (Shiite , Kharijite etc...) .

The result is unfortunelly what we are watching evry day on Tv at each breaking news .

It is Allah Who gives all good things to his believers but the Harm we reach it from our own sins our mistake .

It is exactly what was hapened in Iraq and In Algeria before and the list is very very long

Allahou ma Ghafir lana wa Hafidhna wa Ahdina li Siratik moustaquim.Amin

I am sorry but my english is hesitant , but I hope I have explained correctly my opinion .
Thank 's
Salam Alikoum

[rastinny]

True brother I believe what you say Saddam has not taken care of his people like he should have but he is killed now and not in a decent way so I also agree with the other brothers who say we should let him rest in peace and led God decide. And focus on the other monstrouse regime that is causing trouble in Iraq now. Dont know enough about it but i'm afraid Iraqi people fell for the divide and rule policies of US and UK. Really hope Iraq government doesnt turn out to be a straw of which Europe and the US can such the country dry...While they slaughter their self a few people in are cashing in...But then i've recently heard some of the bombs going of killing civilians are done by the americans themself to turn public opinion against the insurgency...Anybody know about that?

[abdallahbilal]

:salam2:
We hear very much about the "crimes" of Saddam (I'm not denying or affirming such crimes), but what the media never tells u is that:

-He compensated Palestenian families for every house the Israelis destroyed or confiscated.
-He used to give annual/monthly salary to the family of Martyrs in Palestine.
-He built houses in Iraq for immigrant Palestenians and gave them to Palestenians for free, and facilitated lots of things for them; I guess u know now that the Palestenians Saddam once embraced are now starving, expelled by terrorists, at the borders of neighboring countries.

The points above are not myths, because although I live in Jordan, I'm from a palestenian origin and know how palestenians extremely adore Saddam and how they demostrated sadly after his sentence.


After all, Allah alone knows if he was sincere in his repentance, and to Allah alone belongs the ultimate ability to know the heart and forgive.

[Bag2Bag]

Dear Brothers/sisters Salam Alaikoum Jami3a,

You ' re right , Saddam was a great arab nationalist and he has done oif good thing , Iraq was the first and the lone Arab country that reached a total foods independency .
Concerning the palestinian help your arguments are debatable .

-He compensated Palestenian families for every house the Israelis destroyed or confiscated.: Yes, It is a very good thing i agree totaly .
--He used to give annual/monthly salary to the family of Martyrs in Palestine.
for this point , What are the palestinians martyrs ? Sheykh al Uthamine (God rest his soul). said about the suicide bombing , and he has disapproved this technic.Ihave this Fatawas but it is in french I can send you it but I need your mail box .
On this case I can say : Instead of give money to some peoples that died in suicide bombing It would be better to give this money in order to teach them how to behave during this ordeal.

Iam Algerian and I live in france , believe me all Algerian people want to help and is palestenian causes but ourselves we are in trouble with our own dirigent .
But we do du3as evry day and evry friday prayers for palestinians .

Jazaik Allah Khayran .
Salam Alik
Regards
Rafik

[Bag2Bag]

Salam Alik Rastinny,

I knows american secret services are implicated in cetrain attack against civil people. But the initial cause are the attack from the resistance that doesn't resist with the coran and sunnah but they do what they want .
All suicie bombers are muslims and their attacks don't give any good result but only sadness and more mess .

We know US troop are not muislims and which they are able to do as crime and atrocities but we are responsible, more , we must be responsible of our act and any act will engender a bad result for muslim peoples we have to move away and do not do it .

We mustn t leave our feeling , mad or other thing lose us from the good way that we have to follow.

Thank's
Salam Alik .

[abdallahbilal]

:salam2:
Some issues are mixed up here!

Not all Jihad in palestine is through suicidal attacks (of which I don't take a certain postion whether pro or against because it's very complicated)... Not to mention that those who comitted suicidal attacks followed fatwas from other scholars like Qardawi...


Plus brother, we should learn more about the different views and opinions of Sunni Salafis and Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, which is a group popular in Palestine, Egypt, Jordan, Yemen, and Kuwait but not a sect (sometimes the differences between them are so intense).

God Knows Best

[salafy_2007]

JazakAllahu khayr brothers.

[Aliyah206]

mashallah..TabarakALLAH..
yes Saddam is a Muslim brothah...even better then all of us..which one of us would carry our quraan into court and recite ayahs to the judge? even thou we no they care less..which one of us would remember Shahadu ina Lailaha ilalah wa ashado ana muhammadu rasulilah?..we are shaken with fear and about to be hanged by a Kafir??????...yes..certainly not many of us are that brave..May ALLAH forgive Saddams fualts and Grant him House in JANNAH..

[aDYiNGdream]

:salam2:

Volume 8, Book 76, Number 500:

Narrated Sa'd bin Sahl As-Sa'idi:

The Prophet looked at a man fighting against the pagans and he was one of the most competent persons fighting on behalf of the Muslims. The Prophet said, "Let him who wants to look at a man from the dwellers of the (Hell) Fire, look at this (man)." Another man followed him and kept on following him till he (the fighter) was injured and, seeking to die quickly, he placed the blade tip of his sword between his breasts and leaned over it till it passed through his shoulders (i.e., committed suicide)." The Prophet added, "A person may do deeds that seem to the people as the deeds of the people of Paradise while in fact, he is from the dwellers of the (Hell) Fire: and similarly a person may do deeds that seem to the people as the deeds of the people of the (Hell) Fire while in fact, he is from the dwellers of Paradise. Verily, the (results of) deeds done, depend upon the last actions." (Sahih Bukhari)

He did some horrible things in his life...and Allah will deal with him accordingly because He is the Most Just.

:wasalam:

[Bag2Bag]

Dear AbdallahBillal,

Salam Alikoum ,

The Hammas has asked Cheikh Al outhaimine About suicides attacks in their jihad .

The response was very precise : Suicide attacks are forbiden because the effects are not to call people to turn to Islam but the contrary plus,
The reactions of jewishes provoct more pain and death than suicide attacks that kill only civilians .
Regards , Rafik

Salam Alikoum

[Waseem Hanif]

he was evil and I'm glad he's gone.

How would u know ?
THe funniest thing ever is: Americans are more happy about saddams death,
than the iraqis. Like saddam did all these things to the americans.

As far as saddam. There is an iraqi at my dads work place. And he told my
dad some crazy things about stuff that Saddam and his two sons did.
But I dont want to post them.

May ALLAH have mercy on their souls.

[mohsofi_abdullah]

The worst thing that will ever happen to us is talk bad aboud dead people...
The sin will never be forgiven

[Saifu deen]

May Allah forgive Saddam Hussien and have mercy on him. He said al-shahada before he returned to Allah taa'la. We all remember the man who killed 99 people, but repent and Allah' taa'la had mercy on him. We should make dua for our parents,brothers, sisters,rulers, whome returned to Allah taa'la before us.. Only Allah taa'la can judge, and with Allah's mercy we enter Janah not our deeds....