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IbnAhmad
12-01-2009, 08:48 AM
Assalamu Alykum.

Just wondering what you guys think of this..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8387331.stm?ls

Wassalam. :)

al-fajr
12-01-2009, 12:25 PM
Lol.


Wa-alaykum salaam

revert2007
12-01-2009, 12:54 PM
Well I don't find it funny.These guys threw eggs on her because she is not representing herself as a good Muslim.

Well are those guys representing themselves as good Muslims with their childish behaviour?

No one ever has the right to judge anyone whether they are good Muslims or bad Muslims.Only Allah judge that.Who are these guys to tell her if she is good Muslim or not.

This is just a shame for the whole ummah and the disbelievers will be sitting back and laughing watching us fighting with each other.

Don't be childish and act the smart way.None of our prophets did such things neither do the sahabahs.

IbnAhmad
12-01-2009, 03:53 PM
Well I don't find it funny.These guys threw eggs on her because she is not representing herself as a good Muslim.

Well are those guys representing themselves as good Muslims with their childish behaviour?

No one ever has the right to judge anyone whether they are good Muslims or bad Muslims.Only Allah judge that.Who are these guys to tell her if she is good Muslim or not.

This is just a shame for the whole ummah and the disbelievers will be sitting back and laughing watching us fighting with each other.

Don't be childish and act the smart way.None of our prophets did such things neither do the sahabahs.

Assalamu Alykum.

I agree Sis. :)

Wassalam.

Mabsoot
12-01-2009, 03:55 PM
assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

Its stupid behaviour.

Ibn Uthaymin
12-01-2009, 04:30 PM
Assalamu Alykum.

Just wondering what you guys think of this..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8387331.stm?ls

Wassalam. :)

Very Very wierd

IbnAhmad
12-01-2009, 04:39 PM
Assalamu Alykum. :)

I agree Guys. I find it 'Disturbing' to say the least. May Allah SWT guide us All. Ameen.

Wassalam.

al-fajr
12-01-2009, 04:55 PM
Well I don't find it funny.These guys threw eggs on her because she is not representing herself as a good Muslim.

Well are those guys representing themselves as good Muslims with their childish behaviour?

No one ever has the right to judge anyone whether they are good Muslims or bad Muslims.Only Allah judge that.Who are these guys to tell her if she is good Muslim or not.

This is just a shame for the whole ummah and the disbelievers will be sitting back and laughing watching us fighting with each other.

Don't be childish and act the smart way.None of our prophets did such things neither do the sahabahs.

I found it really funny. I have zero sympathy for this idiotic woman who is such a pathetic excuse for a ''muslimah''.

On the other hand, the people who did it also are pretty dumb, this is probably their idea of Jihaad. Lol at them too ..:rolleyes:

Wa-alaykum salaam.

Mabsoot
12-01-2009, 04:56 PM
assalamu alaykum

Okay I commented earlier without watching the video, oops,

Its really ridiculous and shameful, that this happened. Shameful to those Muslims who raise their voices, and have no understanding of Akhlaq and ways that Muslims conduct themselves.

When people see them, they just see these crazy men with beards. They will look and think that every Muslim man with a beard has the same sort of manners.

Sure, that Muslim lady or anyone else should not be part of the Conservative party or any other party that condones and supports violence..

throwing eggs at her wont really do anything, and its just one way of copying the disbelievers in their form of protesting, -- has nothing to do with Islam and how we should conduct ourselves as Muslims.

slaveofAllah88
12-01-2009, 05:02 PM
aslam o alaikum

that was just embarrassing to watch and those people call themselves good muslims when they take the way of ignorance AstagfiruALlah i didn't even watch the whole thing

Mabsoot
12-01-2009, 05:07 PM
Assalamu alaykum

Those men have NO shame, they have no respect in the way they speak to a woman. All of them speaking to her at once, shouting, looking direct at her, not lowering their gaze. - THey talk about Shari'ah?

They could have written to her, called her sister, they could have sent her books. (although, i would not advise anyone to recieve anything from Hizb Tahrir/ Muhajireen.. they are just loud mouth ignorant people)

SubhanAllah, where in Islam is it for any man to speak like this ?

al-fajr
12-01-2009, 05:09 PM
Assalamua'alaykum,

aslam o alaikum

that was just embarrassing to watch and those people call themselves good muslims when they take the way of ignorance AstagfiruALlah i didn't even watch the whole thing

You people need to chillax and stop being sensitive towards this woman. Evidently very little is known about her judging by some of these replies.

Pray the people who did it are guided instead of defending this woman. She doesn't need your defence, the muslims who did it need guidance so they should be prayed for. That woman on the other hand has plenty of kuffar on her side to give her support.

slaveofAllah88
12-01-2009, 05:19 PM
Assalamua'alaykum,



You people need to chillax and stop being sensitive towards this woman. Evidently very little is known about her judging by some of these replies.

Pray the people who did it are guided instead of defending this woman. She doesn't need your defence, the muslims who did it need guidance so they should be prayed for. That woman on the other hand has plenty of kuffar on her side to give her support.


im not supporting the women i just dont support the ways the guys acted thats all.

Ibn Uthaymin
12-01-2009, 05:38 PM
Assalamu Alykum.

Just wondering what you guys think of this..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8387331.stm?ls

Wassalam. :)

Luton is filled with those loud mouthed Khawarij. Thyr always protesting.

BinKhadija
12-01-2009, 06:05 PM
That was very wrong. They don't know much about how to behave like Muslim men (with beards!) and are talking about Quran and Sunnah. There could have been many better ways to correct this Muslim woman. Moreover, they are undermining Sharia's practical effectiveness in Britain or anywhere in the world, by behaving in such a foolish manner.

May Allah guide us and have Mercy on us Muslims.

hana*
12-01-2009, 06:39 PM
i think there would have been a better approach to this. had these men pressured her by lobbying and protesting she may have considered her stance as a conservative party member. it makes me sad when i see muslim MPs in the Labour or Conservative party, both who are intertwinned with and support Israel - there is the 'labour friends of israel' and the 'conservative friends of israel', both supporting and donating in the cause of israel, therefore both are supporting the killing of innocents :(

Mabsoot
12-01-2009, 07:29 PM
Assalamua'alaykum,

You people need to chillax and stop being sensitive towards this woman. Evidently very little is known about her judging by some of these replies.

Pray the people who did it are guided instead of defending this woman. She doesn't need your defence, the muslims who did it need guidance so they should be prayed for. That woman on the other hand has plenty of kuffar on her side to give her support.

wa alaykum salam,

even if she was a disbeliever and even if she was speaking against Islam, does it warrant grown Muslim men, with beards, to crowd around a small defenceless woman and throw eggs at her, tower over her and shout? and then have video of them acting like primitive hooligans spread throughout the world's media?

We do not condone what the woman may have said, but, we as Muslims do stand by being just.

It is unjust to stay quiet, or not to say that what happened was wrong, merely because the woman (according to the men in the video) may not support Shariah etc.

Al-Kashmiri
12-01-2009, 07:52 PM
As-salaamu `alaykum

Maa shaa' Allaah! Al-Muhaajiroon and their latest tactics; egg-throwing. They could have fed the poor or their own families with those eggs, but as we know, that like the Zionists, they believe that the ends justify the means. To counter our worst enemies, they resort to behaving like them. They feel that humiliating someone is better than feeding the needy or giving in charity, or even topping on their own protein levels. Desires over intelligence! I fear for these men; if they get the shari`ah that we all want, they'd probably be the first to be whipped, lashed, flogged and stoned, on account of their ignorance and stupidity.

May Allaah guide them all (including the baroness), or break their backs.

Ibn Uthaymin
12-01-2009, 08:09 PM
As-salaamu `alaykum

Maa shaa' Allaah! Al-Muhaajiroon and their latest tactics; egg-throwing. They could have fed the poor or their own families with those eggs, but as we know, that like the Zionists, they believe that the ends justify the means. To counter our worst enemies, they resort to behaving like them. They feel that humiliating someone is better than feeding the needy or giving in charity, or even topping on their own protein levels. Desires over intelligence! I fear for these men; if they get the shari`ah that we all want, they'd probably be the first to be whipped, lashed, flogged and stoned, on account of their ignorance and stupidity.

May Allaah guide them all (including the baroness), or break their backs.

May Allah reward you. Shiekh ALbani said the same thing

al-fajr
12-01-2009, 08:09 PM
wa alaykum salam,

even if she was a disbeliever and even if she was speaking against Islam, does it warrant grown Muslim men, with beards, to crowd around a small defenceless woman and throw eggs at her, tower over her and shout? and then have video of them acting like primitive hooligans spread throughout the world's media?

We do not condone what the woman may have said, but, we as Muslims do stand by being just.

It is unjust to stay quiet, or not to say that what happened was wrong, merely because the woman (according to the men in the video) may not support Shariah etc.
Im not condoning the actions of those men. At the same time however if we want to condemn the wrong on one side we do the same on the other aswell, in an equal manner. I didnt mean for my posts to be misunderstood as though I approved of those muslims actions. I just happen to have a sense of humour that found the whole fiasco a bit amusing.

- She wasn't defenceless because she had a group of men walking round with her (none of them were her mahram but I dont think she gave a toss)
- Lets ask ourselves what she was hoping to gain by walking round that area? Maybe she actually wanted a confrontation with Al-Muhajiroon for the sake of strengthening her support, she is a poltician at the end of the day! I really wouldnt put that past her. Al-M are idiots for actually strolling into the crocs jaws (yet again), if this was the case.
-This women marches the streets of England propagating her government approved version of Islaam, in short she is doing Islaam and muslims nothing but a disservice (Edit: Al-M and this woman have something in common, lol)
- As it is wrong to remain silent and not say the throwing of eggs was wrong, it is equally unjust to remain silent and not expose the woman for what she is, its just that people appear to be jumping on the bandwagon of sympathy without thinking.

May Allaah guide us.

Wa-alaykum salaam.

Al-Kashmiri
12-01-2009, 08:23 PM
As-salaamu `alaykum

Ibn Uthaymin, that's who I heard say it. And from what I know, some of the Salaf used this du`aa.

The woman's government restricted version of Islaam is warned against too. We speak out against it, show it's falsehood left, right and centre, as do the `ullemaa'. Yet in a situation like this, we speak about the apparent harm of the event, which was clear. It is not about equality. If someone asks us about this event, asking about the actions of Al-Muhaajiroon, then do we need to balance by stating the harm of Al-Muhaajiroon and of this woman too? I don't believe so, because, an explanation or clarification of one matter is being sought, and we are responding by providing (in addition) another. I guess the context would determine what is correct.

Allaah knows best, perhaps you are correct, but it sounds to me a bit like the muwazaanah or balancing ideology that many people spread today. But of course, both groups taint the pure, pristine image of Islaam, and hence we are at war with both filthy ideologies.

Was-salaam

Muslim_Gurl
12-01-2009, 08:25 PM
SubhnAllah! :mad: I can't believe these people would call themselves Muslims. Ya Allah please guide them and forgive them!

al-fajr
12-01-2009, 08:33 PM
..But of course, both groups taint the pure, pristine image of Islaam, any hence we are at war with both filthy ideologies.


^ Precisely, thats what I meant.

Wa'alaykum salaam wa rahmatullaah.

a_muslimah86
12-01-2009, 11:37 PM
:salam2:

These are men are the infamous example of why even some Muslims have stereotypes regarding practicing..bearded brothers!

la hawla wala qowta illa billah!

These men have neither the manners of Islam or even the secular manners of gentlemen...they throw the ne'ema of Allah with utter disrespect to it..and then they yell at a woman while looking at her dead in the eye..being inches away from her face

May Allah guide them..and guide the sister as well..

:wasalam:

BrotherInIslam7
12-02-2009, 05:15 AM
:salam2:

" No no no, you listen ".. Well, that was how I usually use to say in some situations when I used to get into heated arguments. Don't let the other person talk.. No sabr.. Just kept ringing in my head.

I don't think I am any better than the brothers in the video, so I won't criticize anyone. Emotions get the better of people at most times, it's something most of us have to work on Insha'Allah. :)

amiirish
12-02-2009, 07:52 PM
Those Muslim "men" need to start acting like real men, They should ask themselves would a real man like the Prophet (sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam) have done that? "your going to tell me about the Prophet" what arrogance!!

saif
05-16-2010, 07:04 PM
:salam2:

I am glad to see that there is a kind of consensus here, that those muslim men's behaviour was unappropriate, to say the least.

I am however surprized at the non-salafi attitude of sister Al-Fajr towards Baroness Warsi. As far as I know, she is a muslima. She has never committed an open kufr. She is practically involved in very useful activities in Pakistan, and hence practically much more useful than many bearded mullahs. As a politian she is way way way better than the whole flock of politicians, statesmen, kings and princes we have in muslim countries. When it comes to criticize them, be it their nightly activities in europe, then it is said, they are also humans and as long as they do not commit open kufr, we are not allowed to open our mouth against them.

Brother Mabsoot has to reproach, that she has joined a party, which supports violence against muslims. I agree with brother Mabsoot but I also remember, that most of the wars in our countries have had the blessings of fatwas.

She is not in hijab but she is also not nacked and she deserves to be treated like a muslima. But this is something even the most pious ones need to learn, that even the non-hijabi muslim women are to be treated with respect.

None of the men accompanying her was her mahram? How can you be so sure? Only one mahram in the whole gathering would have been enough to satisfy the fatwa of your denomination. And she needed a mahram only in a private place and not in public to satisfy the other opinions, which I consider correct for myself.

The kind of politicians we are dealing with in Pakistan, I would have loved to have her there. Alas, the muslims are the worst enemies of other muslims.

:wasalam:

Asja
05-16-2010, 07:49 PM
I found it really funny. I have zero sympathy for this idiotic woman who is such a pathetic excuse for a ''muslimah''.

On the other hand, the people who did it also are pretty dumb, this is probably their idea of Jihaad. Lol at them too ..:rolleyes:

Wa-alaykum salaam.

Assalamu allaicum wa raahmatullah wa barakatuhu

I aplogise sister, but I really do not find anything funny here SubhanAllah, but I find it really sad and shameless. We should look for good words and kind behaviour when we are talking about others, especialy towerd our Muslim sisters and brothers. Muslim who wish to clean his heart should do good,and speak good. That good makes him rest and he feels good, in his speach he use only good words,and beautiful words are raising to Allah subhan we teala ,and it is taking away a Muslim from bad character and bad speach. Our beloved Prophet Mohammed s.a.w.s. has been sent like a mercy towerd people, which offcourse does not inlude supporting those who are against Allahs law ( Shariah), and those who are doing big sins and breaking big commends of Allah. But our duty is to advice them towerd Islaam,and repetence towed Allah.

Everything can be resolve on peacefull way, but sometimes it needs whole life to learn this. I hope Inshallah the brothers who done this to thier own sister in Islam, will learn something from this,and try not to reapet it in future. Because SubhanAllah, thier act it has nothing to do with Islamic teaching. But we pray that Allah guide them and our sister in Islam too. ameen summa ameen

"A goodly saying, as a goodly tree, its root set firm, its branches reaching into heaven, (24) Giving its fruit at every season by permission of its Lord? Allah coineth the similitudes for mankind in order that they may reflect. (25) And the similitude of a bad saying is as a bad tree, uprooted from upon the earth, possessing no stability. " ( Surah Ibrahim, 24-27

kayleigh
05-16-2010, 10:11 PM
I don't particularly like her, but that's irrelevant. That is no way to treat a woman, or a Muslim, even if you think she is a bad Muslim. Those men are just as bad as she is. It was completely immature and disrespectful. The only "funny" (sad) thing here is that those guys probably think they were in the right and are good Muslims for doing that.

I also think it is sad that you seem to think that Muslims (or your idea of who is and isn't Muslim) should be defended even when they do unacceptable things but that people who aren't Muslim, or aren't a good enough Muslim in your eyes, should be... well, pelted with eggs?

Abdul Hasib
05-16-2010, 11:40 PM
Im not condoning the actions of those men. At the same time however if we want to condemn the wrong on one side we do the same on the other aswell, in an equal manner. I didnt mean for my posts to be misunderstood as though I approved of those muslims actions. I just happen to have a sense of humour that found the whole fiasco a bit amusing.

- She wasn't defenceless because she had a group of men walking round with her (none of them were her mahram but I dont think she gave a toss)
- Lets ask ourselves what she was hoping to gain by walking round that area? Maybe she actually wanted a confrontation with Al-Muhajiroon for the sake of strengthening her support, she is a poltician at the end of the day! I really wouldnt put that past her. Al-M are idiots for actually strolling into the crocs jaws (yet again), if this was the case.
-This women marches the streets of England propagating her government approved version of Islaam, in short she is doing Islaam and muslims nothing but a disservice (Edit: Al-M and this woman have something in common, lol)
- As it is wrong to remain silent and not say the throwing of eggs was wrong, it is equally unjust to remain silent and not expose the woman for what she is, its just that people appear to be jumping on the bandwagon of sympathy without thinking.

May Allaah guide us.

Wa-alaykum salaam.

السلام عليكم و رحممة الله و بركاته يا أيّها الأخوتي و الأ خواتي




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abubaseer
05-17-2010, 02:24 PM
:salam2:

As a politian she is way way way better than the whole flock of politicians, statesmen, kings and princes we have in muslim countries. When it comes to criticize them, be it their nightly activities in europe, then it is said, they are also humans and as long as they do not commit open kufr, we are not allowed to open our mouth against them.

:wasalam:


:salam2: Akhi,

I dont know who said that we are not allowed to open our mouth against the Muslim Rulers.
We have instances from the times of the Sahabas about Muslim Leader being corrected by other Muslims...

This Lecture deals with the topic in some detail -> Lq6a2viPKuI

:wasalam:

Zaii
05-17-2010, 06:03 PM
Who gave these brothers the right to judge another muslim upon their faith??

Its a disgrace, putting shame on our Ummah.

May Allah guide them on the straight path Aameen

Aapa
05-18-2010, 12:11 AM
Assalaam walaikum,

In a recent post there was discussion about the rise of young women in politics in non-Muslim countries. I wrote a word of caution. I stated many of these rising stars of the west have compromised themselves. I briefly read an article on the young Pakistani PM. I was disturbed by her stance on at least two issues. Before we celebrate this as a victory we need to have knowledge about her agenda.

When a woman is attacked by a man it is always violent. Eggs, french fries, drinks, shoes etc. it is violent. In my days of protest I have been attacked. I have had men push me. I have had men grab my arms. I have had men scream in my ears. I have been tripped. I have had doors slammed on my face. It was violent and undeserved. There is no excuse.

Our Muslim brothers need to pray for forgiveness. They have shamed their mothers. A pious brother does not look at a woman in the eye. A pious brother lowers his gaze. Think of what they would have accomplished if they had exhibited some patience and waited for an appointment. The gentle tone of logic and sense would have gone a long way to help Muslims. We need to pray for those brothers.

Al-Kashmiri
06-22-2010, 11:47 PM
As-salaamu `alaykum

I've been looking for this old thread for a while... I just wanted to clarify and take back some of what I said... In a discussion, I was informed that the brothers denied throwing the eggs, but admitted everything else. Somehow I'm inclined to believe them above any media outlet or filthy politician...

Was-salaam

Aapa
06-23-2010, 03:07 AM
Assalaam walaikum,

I did not do more research on this PM. I just put this young woman in the same category as hundreds of others I read about who are paving a new path to liberation. Whose liberation??? I was liberated before they were born. Islam is the liberator.

We are given the examples of the Mothers of the Believers. And as a woman who strives to be a believing woman in her heart and actions..their behaviors and actions are examples enough of how to make social change. Sometimes the next step on the path is right in front of us.

It saddens me when young women are manipulated into thinking they are making changes and these young women turn their backs on their Muslim brothers.

Kakorot
06-23-2010, 03:17 PM
Assalamu Alykum.

Just wondering what you guys think of this..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8387331.stm?ls

Wassalam. :)
I'm not preaching but I just wanted to say something, if that's ok... :D

Whether she's practicing or not, it's not really any of our business. She doesn't deserve to be treated like that. Whatever she's doing is between her and Allaah. She's still our Muslim sister and deserves the same treatment a practicing sister deserves.

If people were really sincere, then they would of advised her politely instead of harshly. As if anyone would accept harsh advise. And I think a lot of people are arrogant these days just because they follow Islam, they think that they're are better than others. But you never know your future. She may become practicing and her end maybe good and we don't know our end, like we don't know if we'll be misguided in the future, as guidance is in Allaah's hands.

And I don't think it's right for men to preach to women or argue with them like that.

Aapa
06-23-2010, 03:55 PM
Assalaam walaikum,

If you read my responses you would see that I am totally against men being abusive to women on any level.

Here comes the delicate part. When a woman decides to become a public figure and represent a particular interest i.e. in this case the role of women in Islam..you need to be on the same page as the i.e. in this case Islam..as the laws of Islam. That is what she is representing.

I question, as I have the right to examine, exactly what she is doing. The political agenda is a different animal than the Laws of Islam. So the essential question becomes..what is her motive. What exaclty are you as a public figure representing. If you are fighting for the cause of Islam ..you would be adhering to the fundamental principals of Islam.

We can not play games with Islam. It is not judgemental as much as it is protection. We have guidelines in Islam. And I keep writing..if we look at the examples of the wives of the Prophet, may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, we are given examples of how to rectify injustices in the best of Muslim ways. The Prophet, may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, listened to them. He gave them due respect. I am not speaking of simple matters in a household. These women advised the Prophet of Allah on decisions which have had an effect on our lives.

So we can go to our brothers in Islam and let them represent the causes which we strive so hard to accomplish.

Amir_of_spain
06-26-2010, 07:42 PM
No matter what this women's political or religious views are, the fact remains that the average British viewer will judge the beared practising muslim's behavour as being intolerance, hateful and aggressive. I've personally been told by a non-muslim viewer that such groups of men are causing us (i.e. white english people) to view muslims in a negative light. Now if a non-muslim understands the basics of aklaq why can't these brothers? They are destroying the image of Muslims within the UK, they are undoing all the hardwork of daee's throughout the country and no excuses should be made to accomodate their bad behaviour.

Aapa
06-26-2010, 11:20 PM
Assalaam walaikum,

It makes one want to put a brown paper bag over your head.