On the Death of Momour Gadafi

10/23/11
6:50AM
SUN.

Peace be to the world and may Allah bless us all, and humble US with much prayer and reflection (thought).

Without its King is Libya STILL a KINGDOM?
I'm 40 years old, an American born BLACKAMOOR. All of my conscious life (From 1989- hitherto) I have heard nothing, but positive things about AK, Momour Gadafi. Everytime I've ever read Muslim Newspapers he was always spotted sending greetings of peace to the multitudes of people here in America.
Until most recently I had never knew him to be the vicious, monster the American people displayed hi as. It shocked me beyond belief to see the way the so-called Libyan-Muslims handled AK Momour Gadafi. I was extremely appalled at the images of how they (so-called Libyan-Muslims) handled his body while he was in death. Almost as if he was a dog, or a mere piece of hot meat.

These so-called Libyans behaved like uncivilised savages!
Then, they were even chanting "Allahu Akbar!" I even wondered if they were actually Muslims??
Because all Muslims know that if you intentionally kill another Muslim the curse of Allah is on you. And you will go to hell! So who were these people that killed that famous, King, Gadafi? Were they Muslims? Or were they just wild, blood-thirsty thugs?
No human-being in the world is free of the strain of sin.
So, we need to be careful of trying to be Allah. In fact, if Allah was to punish us all for our sins there wouldn't be one living soul remaining!

May Allah be pleased with Hazrat Momour Gadafi.

It struck me how just a short time ago our illustrious president, Obama, was spotted shaking hands with Hazrat Momour Gadafi. Yet, a short time later, the evening news is quoting president Obama as saying, "it is a victory for the Libyan people"... On the death of Momour Gadafi.
The weather certainly does change.
On the other hand, and from a different angle, everything is planned by Allah. Therefore we MUST pray and ask Allah to keep us on the right of his plans and not let us go astray. Plus, we must do good deeds, say good words, and help (and not harm) other people.
I really don't know how the brother, Momour Gadafi, lives his life; but what I do know is he proclaimed to be muslim.
Therefore I am sympathetic to him and the family and friends he leaves behind. In closing I would like to just remind all muslims that the Qur'an tells us that if Muslims don't protect each other the world will be in a state of great tumult.

Peace
Al-Amin Akbar

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PHAROAH