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**Meerenuch** · 06-28-2012, 11:03 PM

There is a lot of truth in this post. Indeed the reality is everyone else is against us so Sunnis must stick together against the world be they Wahhabi or Traditional.

Just look at Syria. It is not just the Alawite Baathists who are murdering the Sunnis, but also gangs of Rafidites from Lebanon, Iraq and even soldiers from Iran. Yet some supposed Sunnis are still bizarelly fonder of the Rafidites than the Wahhabis.

Many Traditional Muslims get upset with the Saudis for destroying things they loved in the Holy Cities, for discouraging Sufism in their country and promoting Salafism everywhere they can,

but at the end of the day Muslims can either break up into little groups each pleased with what it has got and anger Allah and be easy pray for the enemies of Islam or they can stick together (overlook differences), please Allah and present a unitied front against the enemies of Islam.

Sadly most Muslims (at the moment) seem to be more attracted to the first option (sect-like seperation). Or maybe that is just the Muslims who shout loudest.

06-28-2012, 11:03 PM	#3
Meerenuch Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 363 Senior Member	There is a lot of truth in this post. Indeed the reality is everyone else is against us so Sunnis must stick together against the world be they Wahhabi or Traditional. Just look at Syria. It is not just the Alawite Baathists who are murdering the Sunnis, but also gangs of Rafidites from Lebanon, Iraq and even soldiers from Iran. Yet some supposed Sunnis are still bizarelly fonder of the Rafidites than the Wahhabis. Many Traditional Muslims get upset with the Saudis for destroying things they loved in the Holy Cities, for discouraging Sufism in their country and promoting Salafism everywhere they can, but at the end of the day Muslims can either break up into little groups each pleased with what it has got and anger Allah and be easy pray for the enemies of Islam or they can stick together (overlook differences), please Allah and present a unitied front against the enemies of Islam. Sadly most Muslims (at the moment) seem to be more attracted to the first option (sect-like seperation). Or maybe that is just the Muslims who shout loudest.
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