Maryam Amir – The Angels in Gaza
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The speaker discusses the experience of Islam's historical activism, which has empowered Muslims to speak out against oppression and misinformation. The speaker also mentions the historical responsibility of Islam to help people see the beauty of Islam.
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Sur Shuman.
He's a journalist who was in Gaza, and
he, is now out. May Allah protect his
family, all of Gaza, and
he has shared stories of actual instances of,
you know, miracles of martyrdom or miracles of
the angels and witnessing
them. And the more and more that we
see these,
miracles, you know, one of the things that
he talked about is that the the air
in Chassa feels different. And I have heard
the same from people in Chassa, that the
air in Chassa feels different,
that the that the sky in Khalsa feels
different, that you feel this overwhelming presence of
angels.
And you can imagine that we have these
descriptions in the Quran of the angels that
come, and they are this
army, this unseen army
that Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala brings down to
the believers
and brings down to the innocent because, as
we know, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala does not
support the oppressors. Those oppressors are sometimes Muslims.
The greatest people of Kiyanah sometimes in this
time are Muslims.
And so when we see that Allah Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala is with the oppressed,
even the hadith of there's no, you know,
veil between the person who's oppressed making dua
to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, it doesn't specify
a person who's a Muslim making dua. I
mean, people may not know who Allah is,
but they will call out to Allah. Allah
Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala is with the oppressed. Now,
of course, when we are Muslims, we have
the responsibility
of calling out to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
and helping other people see the beauty and
the the the the truth of Islam.