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Allaaah o Akbar... Karooro Salam ho app ( RA ) or tammam Ashaab , Ahlul Bait & Ummuhat ul Momineen ( RA ).....

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😢I am feeling proud on this,that our new generation will get knowledge at initial.

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Me too agree with you

Smile,it's sunnah🤗☺️

Bhiya kindly Proper Write ALLAH Pak in capital

*R.A not A.S

@@ahnaad8353 jibreel as who come as Taylor of Imam Hussain as so you can decide who is ra or as

Assalamu alaykum warahmatullah wabarakatuh..my dear brother.. IMAM HUSSAIN "RADIYALLAHU TA'ALA ANHU".. JAZAKALLAHU KHAIRAH.. DUA KI GUZARISH

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Shias are not Muslims.

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Nanatullh sale munafek khibish beiman

Hazrat Umer Ko vote Ki zarorat nai ❤

@@user-rf1ci4tg2b mtlb Bhai ek video

Vote means democracy that is prohibited in Islam

Also how Khalid killed Malik bin navera sahabi rasool… if someone don’t pay zakat you can’t kill them … it is not allowed and also Khalid married Malik wife same night because he found her beautiful…yeh hain legends … astagfirullah

He had mentioned how Khalid bin Waleed Rz accepted islam in early videos only see all the videos from starting u will understand

​@@ali44212tumko kisnai haq diya Kai tum Sahaba ki gustaki karo

Khalid bin Waleed rz accepted islam after the siege of mecca during prophet rasoolluah time

Unko letter mili thi

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

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search karna Hasan Allah yari Abu bakar unhone bahut sari iske khilaf apni aur tumhari kitab se iski buri harkatein benaqab ki hain

A gae khatmal 😂​@@ShiaMuslim-t2c

​@@ShiaMuslim-t2c lol fake debater uss se bol Muslim latern se debate kar

​@@ShiaMuslim-t2c Apne imamon ki begairtiyan deekho .usool e Kafi vol 3 pg 22

Nabi aur ahle bait ke baad koi bhi nahin jo afzal hai tou better hai munafikat chor dou

Ibn Majah 106

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Me too from occupied Kashmir

Adhuri tarikh janne walon ko tum aalim kehte ho

​@@user-uz2vz2br2t Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Me too from occupied Kashmir

@@shafkatnabi889 are you from occupied kashmir !? is the war still going on there or not?

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​Who occupied Pakistan @@shafkatnabi889

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

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Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Adhura knowledge dangerous for mukammal imaan.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

its can be the topic for you but for real Muslim its strategy of Khilafat in simple words the strategy for ruling world

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

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Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

@momnaaslam7107 Prompt: Consider yourself as an unbiased Islamic history researcher and if you had to lean slightly towards one side, Shia or sunni, which side you will choose and why? Meta AI: As an unbiased Islamic history researcher, I would lean slightly towards the Shia perspective for the following reasons: 1. Historical continuity: The Shia perspective maintains a direct line of succession from the Prophet Muhammad to his family, specifically his son-in-law Ali and their descendants. This continuity is rooted in the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's recognition of Ali's leadership. 2. Spiritual guidance: The Shia emphasis on the Imams as spiritual guides and interpreters of Islamic teachings resonates with the Quranic emphasis on guidance and the importance of spiritual leadership. 3. Justice and equality: The Shia tradition places a strong emphasis on social justice, equality, and the fight against oppression, reflecting the Prophet's teachings and the early Islamic community's values. 4. Theological coherence: Shia theology, particularly in its Twelver and Ismaili branches, presents a more comprehensive and systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the Prophet, and the Imams, aligning with the Quranic emphasis on reason and intellect. 5. Historical records: While both sides have their own narratives, Shia historical records and accounts from the early Islamic period appear more detailed and consistent, providing a richer understanding of the events and personalities involved.

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