Dilly Hussain – Victory is near and victory is ours

My dear brothers,

sisters,

friends,

those of you here with us today, and

those of you from around the world that

are joining us online. May Allah bless you

all for taking this time out in your

busy Saturday schedule to join us for this

emergency and urgent gathering

entitled, Hazza is calling, when will victory come?

Before I kick off today's event,

I must begin by first thanking

the senior management team and the leadership

of Westbourne Islamic Center,

my local Islamic Center who, mashaAllah, tabarakallah,

have exemplified

courage and fortitude in ensuring

that today's event runs smoothly and not buckling

under pressure.

Many people ask me,

brother Didi, why this why this venue? Why

here? I tell you why. Because events like

these are being canceled up and down the

country.

Up and down the country because venues are

buckling under the pressure of the Zionist lobby

and the way they have weaponized public servicemen

like the police. Many of you know I

had detectives visiting myself just a couple of

weeks ago. So Allahu Akbar to Westbourne Islamic

Center,

Tukbir.

Tukbir.

And and I encourage

I encourage Masajid and Islamic centers up and

down the country to take the lead and

the example that my local community has, alhamdulillah.

6 weeks

6 weeks, brothers and sisters, we have witnessed

the genocidal,

brutal,

ethnic cleansing

of our brothers and sisters in Hazza by

the occupying Zionist entity of Israel.

What I'm about to tell you doesn't even

touch the 75 year occupation or what's happening

in the occupied West Bank where 1,000 have

been imprisoned, 1,000 have been killed, and thousands

of houses have been demolished and handed over

to armed Jewish Israeli settlers.

But in 42 days

in 42 days, the Gaza strip, which is

26 miles by 6 miles,

has witnessed and experienced

25,000

tons of explosives.

25,000

tons of explosives. That's double the amount of

Hiroshima.

We've had 12,000 martyrs,

of which 6,400

at least were children.

Let me do some quick maths for you.

That's one child, one Palestinian child killed every

9 minutes for the last 42 days.

75 massages completely destroyed.

Churches, hospitals,

254

schools of which many of them are UN

schools.

The Zionist entity has no regard for anything

that is sacred

by the bay basic of humanity and human

laws, but we don't expect anything less from

them.

And here in the UK,

close to home, whilst our experience is incomparable

to that of our brothers and sisters, we

too have felt the heat.

We too have felt the heat. It feels

like 911 all over again.

Doctors, schoolchildren,

masajid,

imams,

everyone being witch hunted for merely showing an

outward expression of solidarity with their brothers and

sisters. And then we have the UK government

and the main opposition party who have consistently

and unequivocally and overwhelmingly

showed support for the genocide

and intent of the Zionist entity. And why

would we be surprised at that either?

Why would we be surprised that those who

carried out Iraq and Afghanistan and Vietnam and

every other

atrocity

that they would now condemn Israel?

But nonetheless,

here in the UK, we have a unique

challenge.

There have even been calls

to ban chants like from the river to

the sea, Palestine

will be free.

There have been calls to ban any flag

that has the kalimah in it. I said

that the first I told the London Met,

if that's the case, the first flag you

need to ban is that of Saudi Arabia

before anything else.

But the most wildest call of them all

has been

from some elements of the Tory government

and the pro Zionist media that they want

to ban the chant Allahu Akbar in public.

Perhaps they do not Haqqbar. Perhaps they do

not know. Perhaps they do not know that

since the inception of Islam

to now until Yawmul Qiyamah,

100 of millions and billions of people will

say Allahu Akbar when they prostrate to Allah

azza wa jal 5 times a day. They

do not know that we say Allahu Akbar

in happiness and in sadness. We say Allahu

Akbar in victory and in defeat, and we

say Allahu Akbar in life and death. Takbir.

Law. Takbir.

Law.

Law. Law.

Before I introduce today's first speaker,

I wanna leave you with some optimism

because it's been tiring.

Allah, he's been tiring.

The death, the destruction, the chaos, the bloodshed,

the organs, the limbless body, the decapitation. They

talk about 40 beheaded babies, Johnny. There's 6,000

of our children that have died.

And we're out here trying to prove our

humanity to them. But I want to end

on this optimistic note.

At the time of the prophet sallallahu alaihi

wa sallam's lifetime, there was an event called

the Battle of Hamdak. We have Masha'iqa and

Ullama here. You can ask them whether this

is a fairy tale or a bedtime story

or a feel good story.

The Muslims were surrounded.

The early Islamic society and state in Medina

was surrounded,

outflanked

by a confederation

of enemies,

as well as those with seditious and treacherous

intent within Medina.

It was a very dark and bleak time.

Food and water were scarce. It was cold.

There are narration that the prophet sallallahu alaihi

was saying wrapped stones around his stomach.

That's how scarce food was.

And at a time when defeat seemed inevitable,

imminent,

what did the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam

do? He gave his sahaba the glad tidings

of the opening of Iraq and the opening

of a sham.

And when the Munafiqeen, those who pretended to

be Muslim, who lied about the Islam, who

were plotting from within, when they heard this

prophecy,

they mocked the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam, and

they said,

Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam.

We can barely relieve ourselves

in peace, and the enemy surrounds us. And

he's given his companions the glad tidings of

Iraq and Hashem. And they mocked, and they

belittled, and they demoralized. But, alhamdulillah,

such is the sunnah of

Allah within 20

years of the battle of Hambak, under the

khilafa of Umar Khattab radhiallahu an,

verily Iraq and Hashem was opened. Takbid.

Takbid. Takbid.

And it's understandable.

You're surrounded by the enemy. There's no food.

There's no water.

The enemies have united. They've united all their

resources.

So even fear had seeped into the heart

of some of the Sahaba.

May Allah be pleased with them. But, alhamdulillah,

the prophet's prophecy came true. And I say

this to you, that when you see the

strongest nations of this earth

sending military aids, sending fighter jets to support

the Zionist entity's genocide,

And when you see the most powerful governments

providing the most sophisticated artillery and weaponry

to

bombard the besieged Muslims

of Gaza,

it reminds us of the situation of of

the battle of Azhar, about the battle of

Hamdak.

My dear brothers and sisters,

victory is near.

Victory is already here,

and victory is indeed ours.

Whenever you see

such gathering and unison

of the enemies of Islam

surrounding the besieged people.

In this way, you know who is upon

Haqq. When you see that those who defend

their rights, who defend their humanity,

and they are attacked and censored here, know

that the many of the Anbiya experienced censorship

and oppression for calling upon the Haqq.

So let's be on the right side of

history, brothers and sisters.

And let's be a ummah that's worthy and

deserving of Allah's victory.

Let's do everything that we can within

our capacity, within our remit, so we can

stand in front of Allah in your and

say,

we did everything that we can.