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**shiciapsisy** · 04-17-2012, 05:40 AM

Right at this very moment the Saudis have started to arm the Syrian Rebels and in the next few months I expect you will see young Muslim volunteers coming from all of the the lands of the Ummah as this battle turns (InshaAllah) into a Jihad against Bashar al Assad and his disbelieving henchmen.

and I very strongly suspect that (so long as Allah wills it) in the next few year we will see the emergence of a powerful Sunni Syria ruled by a system of Islamic democracy and in which the ideas of the Muslim Brotherhood may finally come to fruition

- whether you, the Nusayri Alawites (and the fake Sunni "scholars" who work for them), Hezbollah and the Iranians like it or not.

And if the arising Sunni government of Syria has any sense - they will learn a great deal from the Turkish AKP party in how to conduct their international relations with the non-Muslim powers, yet at the same time promoting the Sunnah of the Prophet (saws) as the way of life far more comprehensively than their Turkish neighbours.

04-17-2012, 05:40 AM	#5
shiciapsisy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Right at this very moment the Saudis have started to arm the Syrian Rebels and in the next few months I expect you will see young Muslim volunteers coming from all of the the lands of the Ummah as this battle turns (InshaAllah) into a Jihad against Bashar al Assad and his disbelieving henchmen. and I very strongly suspect that (so long as Allah wills it) in the next few year we will see the emergence of a powerful Sunni Syria ruled by a system of Islamic democracy and in which the ideas of the Muslim Brotherhood may finally come to fruition - whether you, the Nusayri Alawites (and the fake Sunni "scholars" who work for them), Hezbollah and the Iranians like it or not. And if the arising Sunni government of Syria has any sense - they will learn a great deal from the Turkish AKP party in how to conduct their international relations with the non-Muslim powers, yet at the same time promoting the Sunnah of the Prophet (saws) as the way of life far more comprehensively than their Turkish neighbours.
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