NewLeb
Member
Certainly, Trump is a “god,” the same way Jesus was a god, and Ali too.
But as the Qur’an states, “there is no god but Allah,” meaning that Allah is the only Truth, the only Reality, and the only Real Existence.
Does labelling HA, his members, his supporters or his martyrs, as terrorists, break Lebanon's laws?
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Certainly, Trump is a “god,” the same way Jesus was a god, and Ali too.
But as the Qur’an states, “there is no god but Allah,” meaning that Allah is the only Truth, the only Reality, and the only Real Existence.
Rafidi
Legendary Member
Nice display of cognitive dissonance and running away when you are cornered everytime.
At least make your posts more interesting from time to time. Drop in a few hadiths from Abu Hurairah.
NewLeb
Member
The point is that Hezbollah is absolutist in its perspective of things, equating their own god to Reality itself, similar to how the Christians took Jesus as the main deal, inadvertently missing the bigger picture.
Rafidi
Legendary Member
@Dark Angel is the above true?
On a serious note, Hezballah is known for its pragmatism and dynamic policies. So really, you are just ranting and taking every post a pissing contest.
NewLeb
Member
Political groups like Hezbollah are made up of individual persons, and in this case, it’s Shiites who constitute the organization.
It is thus imperative that in order to understand the organization as a whole, we must first comprehend its individual parts, in this case dissecting the psychology and general personal characteristics of the Shiite self.
agnostic
Legendary Member
Things are people who are not men nor women, just things. You should know that very well.
Any other questions?
NewLeb
Member
“Does labelling HA, his members, his supporters or his martyrs, as terrorists, break Lebanon's laws?”
Hezbollah’s supporters are always breaking the law, from not paying their electricity bills, to smuggling gas to Syria.
Does the law only matter when we hurt their precious egos?
