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**AromeWahmaron** · 03-30-2012, 05:45 AM

With all due respect, you cannot possibly think that;
1) The isolated opinion of Bin Baaz in a singular incident in which he was misinformed as to the intentions of the American army (remember, he was blind, if King Fahd and his cohorts in deception wanted to fool him, it was as easy as telling him certain things) can be projected forwards onto every 'La Madhabist'
2) Because of this they are all evil and their Imam is Yazeed bin Mu'awiyah.

I can see why he was misled, my target here was the ruling family who hold power - I apologise if it offended some on here and I should have been more specific. I must have been heated when I wrote.

No, their Imam was not Yazid Ibn Muawiyyah - I was being Ironic (obviously did not work), if they follow the Salaf, the decision makers overthere can surely point to historical precident from the Salaf Saliheen.

Allahu A'lam

03-30-2012, 05:45 AM	#22
AromeWahmaron Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 345 Senior Member	With all due respect, you cannot possibly think that; 1) The isolated opinion of Bin Baaz in a singular incident in which he was misinformed as to the intentions of the American army (remember, he was blind, if King Fahd and his cohorts in deception wanted to fool him, it was as easy as telling him certain things) can be projected forwards onto every 'La Madhabist' 2) Because of this they are all evil and their Imam is Yazeed bin Mu'awiyah. I can see why he was misled, my target here was the ruling family who hold power - I apologise if it offended some on here and I should have been more specific. I must have been heated when I wrote. No, their Imam was not Yazid Ibn Muawiyyah - I was being Ironic (obviously did not work), if they follow the Salaf, the decision makers overthere can surely point to historical precident from the Salaf Saliheen. Allahu A'lam
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