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@Shahban5956705
I love Muhammad صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم
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@MohammedNausheed
Asalamualikum , everyone. Did anyone find prospects matching your checklist?😅
@RayhanKhan1
I wanted to let you all know. I love all Indian Muslims, I'm from Hyderabad - Deccan.
Khair o Shukr, Yaar Zinda Soubath Baaqi
@Altamashwrld999
Hi with the intention to put flowers in your hairs 💕
@Farhad84621235
Looking the country and this situation really break my heart I want everyone to pray for our nation it's going to a very tough time and the behaviour of this government is really coward and cule beating students kids teacher families are like nothing but just a joke🇮🇳🤲🏻 Ya Allah protect my country and my brothers and sister
@abubakarmohad
My heart goes out to everyone protesting at Jantar Mantar right now. I feel a deep sense of helplessness that all I can do is share the cruelty online, rather than being there on the ground to support those in distress.
Yet, I am incredibly proud of what has been achieved so far, even though there is still a long road ahead.
Seeing this reminds me of the peaceful protests held by the CJP in my own city, and the thousands who showed up. I wish I could be in Delhi to raise my voice alongside them.
I’ve also seen some Muslims online saying, 'Don’t join the protests if you’re a Muslim.' And look, I get the fear. The hesitation is entirely rooted in reality.
But Allah says in the Quran (Surah An-Nisa, 4:135): 'O you who have believed, be persistently standing firm in justice, witnesses for Allah, even if it be against yourselves.'
Standing up against oppression isn't conditional on our safety. It’s a fundamental part of our faith. We cannot let fear silence our duty to what is right.
Aage Allah reham karega
How valid is it to ask a guy how much he earns? And when should this question be popped? Right away or when you get to know them well?
You want Muslims to join CJP protests? Let’s look at the blood-soaked ledger.
For decades, the Indian Muslim has been the whipping boy of a genocidal democracy. From the 2002 Gujarat pogrom to the 2020 Delhi riots, our history is written in broken bones and burnt homes. We have been lynched in broad daylight—Akhlaq, Pehlu Khan, Rakbar—while mobs filmed and cheered. Our women have been auctioned on virtual apps. Our mosques are bulldozed. Our youth rot in jails under false UAPA cases, serving lifelong imprisonments without trial, trapped in a system that operates as an internment camp for the marginalized.
And who engineered this hell? The RSS, BJP, VHP, and Bajrang Dal. These groups haven't just committed atrocities; they’ve been rewarded with absolute electoral power. When Muslims were slaughtered, the majority community was deafeningly silent. When bulldozers crushed our homes, they celebrated.
Now, when the same regime turns on them—be it farmer protests or CJP—they suddenly remember "solidarity." They want Muslim bodies on the front lines as cannon fodder. Why? So they can use us as a shield, only to return to their homes and vote for the very Hindutva forces that seek our annihilation.
A snake doesn't change its venom. Do not get bitten twice. We do not owe our oppressors our blood. If the majority wants to fight the monster they fed, let them lie in the bed they made. No upright Muslim with a shred of dignity should join the CJP protests. Your life is not a bargaining chip for their faux revolution.