Hatred Blinds People

From the Sierra, we learned that hatred blinds people, to the point of separating mothers from their own children. Ole Miss oedema, who eventually becomes our mother, the wife of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, Ole Miss sedima. Once you wanted to perform his or her people prevented her from doing so, her son and child was taken away from her, she was separated from her own flesh and blood, and she was kept locked up away from her own child for many months on end, just because of the hatred they had for the new faith. And that same irrational hatred, that same bigotry and xenophobia of the other, it is now being practiced domestically as well. Immigration and Customs Enforcement commonly

known as ice have separated 1000s of parents from their own children, and have kept children incarcerated in kennels. To this day. We don't know how many 1000s were subjected to emotional, physical and even sexual abuse. We don't know how many hundreds and 1000s have yet to be reunited with their own mothers and fathers are Muslims. We cannot stand by in silence as our own country does this barbaric deed. Our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Whoever separates a mother from her child shall be separated from his own loved ones on Judgment date. So let us make sure that we do not remain silent in the face of this adversity and this evil. And I say brothers and sisters,

that it is truly terrifying to see that these agents, many of whom are parents themselves, would obey orders and follow commands so blindly. And this is a wake up call for those amongst us who believe that intermittent camps that may be even worse would not happen over here. If an entire bureaucracy willingly and blindly followed orders to physically separate crying toddlers from their mothers. Do you think they would hesitate when the orders came to arrest Muslims? Do you think they would hesitate when the orders came to round up people of a certain ethnicity or even more than this? This is food for thought for us Muslims and all minorities. And we learned this from the

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