Shaykh Muhammad al-Ya'qoubi's interview on Sky News
 

As salaam alaikum wa rahmatullah,

Shaykh Muhammad al-Ya'qoubi's interview on Sky News:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeZVkPWXA0g

Ok.............

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Very disappointing.

done be disappointed he is being diplomatic. What would you say if you were asked to go on kaffir tv, you aren't going to say 'we want an Islamic state' unless you want them to start supporting Bashar al Assad, you are going to say something to try and make them support the Free Syria cause.

same.

Care to explain?

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It is disappointing because he gives the impression he is fine with a democracy eventually replacing Assad. Perhaps it is also disappointing because he asks the UN to intervene on humanitarian grounds- this is bad news since we cannot hope that the kuffar will implement Sharia in Syria and they will only help with their own agendas and objectives in mind. It may also be disappointing because he should be asking the Muslims to send fighters rather than asking the kuffar to send fighters! Why would kuffar die for our freedom when our own brothers won't?

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As salaam alaikum wa rahmatullah,

This is the Shaykh's response yesterday to the Trimseh Massacre

To the wounded people of Syria!

Today a new massacre took place in Trimseh, Hama, in which hundreds were murdered and severly wounded including women, children and the young and elderly. They were mutilated, slaughtered, and executed by the mercenaries of the regime. 150 tanks and squadrons of bomber helicopters surrounded this smal town and assaulted it with an array of shells and bombs. Then the mobs of the regime broke into the city; the result was families being wiped out, men burnt alive, women raped and children slaughtered with knives. We do not find words which suffice to condemn such a level of savagery and wonder if these people are even humans. Is the regime taking revenge from the Syrian people who revolted against it?

As we offer our condolences to the families of the victim, pray for the martyrs and promise that that people's tears, which shed in grief and sorrow at what they witnessed, shall soon turn into tears of joy and rapture at the regime’s fall, the country’s liberation and the trial of every criminal.

O wounded people!

In exchange for our silence, blood is being spilled and lives are being shattered. Today it is Trimseh, tomorrow it will be another town. Henceforth, we must act not merely condemn. This crime requires us to immediately take the following measures:

First, Plant a smile in place of tears:
We call upon every Syrian citizen to make it for Trimseh and the other affected areas and take as much aid as possible. We understand if some ppeople could not take up arms but we do not understand why every person is not moving, even if empty-handed. People in these areas witnessed a level animalistic brutality the likes of which no one in history has seen; soo what these people need now is to see a smile on a face of a noble man or a hug to comfort a child who have lost his entire family.

Second, up to jihad:
The right response to these massacres is not by statements but rather by arms; iron strikes iron. We do not intend to retaliate from innocent people; rather we intend to protect innocent people. We should defend towns, villages and neighbourhoods and the only means to do so is by volunteering into the Syrian Free Army and providing them with unlimitted support.
Finally, One who keeps silent rather than say the truth is a silent Satan. We call for strikes in all cities for three consecutive days, blockades of major roads and to large scale protests. Do not be a devil; to keep silent now is a crime. We call the people to unite and sacrifice everything to bring down the regime with every possible means.

Shaykh Muhammad Al-Yaqoubi

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Yeah, I've seen it. Problem is this doesn't negate anything he has said in that interview. I guess at least he mentioned the J word

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You basically just accused him of lying...

la howla wa laa quwwata illa billah

being diplomatic is not the same thing as lying.

you have grossly oversimplified things and said some thing quite insulting in the process.