Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

Saifullah said:
Let this be a lesson for oppressive regimes worldwide and those who think they can get away with oppressing Muslims.
We rely on Allah and put our trust in Allah.
The whole world can come against us and we will still eventually be victorious. A decade of oppression and just a few months ago it seemed as Idlib would be finally re occupied by the regime.
But now Alhamdulillah in just 10 days Shaam has been liberated.

If Allah wills anything can happen.
No oppression lasts forever.
One day Allah’s wrath will be upon the oppressors through any form.
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Just spewing ignorant bs someone who doesn’t understand real world consequences. Being religious isn’t an issue, but being an ignorant tool is.
 
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Saifullah said:
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Lmao cope
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Another example of an ignorant little bot quoting things without context and understanding. This was a threat given by Iran to Israel if they push to remove him from Syria. They didn’t literally mean Assad leaving Syria benefits Israel, it obviously doesn’t.

I can tell you’re just a brainwashed misguided tool thinking he’s somehow on the right side of Islam and fighting against oppression. Did Assad do some bad things? He did, but he’s far better than the others. You are just like the street people who don’t know they’ve now been served to Israel.

This is why Muslim countries fail, because of too many low IQ people in these countries are tricked into the political ploy of western powers.
 
A1Kaid said:
Another example of an ignorant little bot quoting things without context. This was a threat given by Iran to Israel if they push to remove him from Syria.

I can tell you’re just a brainwashed misguided tool thinking he’s somehow on the right side of Islam and fighting against oppression. Did Assad do some bad things? He did, but he’s far better than the others. You are just like the street people who don’t know they’ve now been served to Israel.
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Putting religious affiliations aside.

The majority of Syrians do not want to be ruled by a minority.
Isn't that fair enough?
 
Muji.Iqbal said:
Putting religious affiliations aside.

The majority of Syrians do not want to be ruled by a minority.
Isn't that fair enough?
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Your question doesn’t make sense at all, “leaving religious affiliations aside” then what the hell makes Assad a minority in this context? He is a Syrian Muslim.


Majority of Syrians don’t want these western backed terrorists either. Assad may not have super majority support in Syria but he had more than any other group. He defended Syria and its interests. Also Syrian society isn’t as obsessed with religious sectarianism as other people/countries are Alawites, Sunnis, and Christians co-exist there.
 
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The way things have evolved in Syria.... Pretty much a nonviolent rebel revolution instead of a bloody civil war.... Is the worst thing to happen for Israel
 
A1Kaid said:
Your question doesn’t make sense at all, “leaving religious affiliations aside” then what the hell makes Assad a minority in this context? He is a Syrian Muslim.


Majority of Syrians don’t want these western backed terrorists either. Assad may not have super majority support in Syria but he had more than any other group. He defended Syria and its interests. Also Syrian society isn’t as obsessed with religious sectarianism as other people/countries are Alawites, Sunnis, and Christians co-exist there.
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Sir, I respectfully disagree with you.

The majority of Syrians see Bashar Al-Assad coming from a minority community.

Why should the majority of Syrians be ruled by a minority?

You can claim what you think of Assad, but the majority of Syrians still sees Assad from a minority group.

Why should majority of Syrians be ruled by a minority. Isn't that an injustice?

Those Syrian rebels who you call "terrorists", thats what most Syrian people want. lol.

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But most Syrians do not see Alawites (which is the religion of Bashar Al-Assad) as mainstream Muslims.
 
Muji.Iqbal said:
Sir, I respectfully disagree with you.

The majority of Syrians see Bashar Al-Assad coming from a minority community.

Why should the majority of Syrians be ruled by a minority.

You can claim what you think of Assad, but the majority of Syrians still sees Assad from a minority group.

Why should majority of Syrians be ruled by a minority. Isn't that an injustice?
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Who told you majority of Syrians want Assad gone? This is being imposed on them by western backed terrorists, sure anti-Assad groups support this but not mainstream Syrian society.

There is nothing in the Syrian constitution or Islam that prevents a “minority” from taking office and ruling a country. He is a Syrian as any other Syrian. If that were the case, we should only have ethnic or sect based states because why would any minority group put with such rules or expectations?

I think you have a misunderstanding of the situation, this is not an internal uprising this is a foreign backed coup by the West, Israel, and Turkey and the biggest winner here is Israel.

Many of the terrorist infiltrators aren’t even Syrian.
 
A1Kaid said:
Who told you majority of Syrians want Assad gone? This is being imposed on them by western backs terrorists, sure anti-Assad groups support this but not mainstream Syrian society.

There is nothing in the Syrian constitution or Islam that prevents a “minority” from taking office and ruling a country. He is a Syrian as any other Syrian. If that were the case, we should only have ethnic or sect based states because why would any minority group put with such rules or expectations?
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Well it certainly seems that the Syrian rebels have the support of the Syrian majority.

They are toppling statues of Hafez Al-Assad in Homs. And the crowds of the Syrian people are cheering. Go google it.

Sorry bro, but you are wrong this time.

I do not think in Islam, a Kaafir/Non-Muslim should be the leader of a Muslim majority nation.

Go see @clutch 's #2,342 post. It clearly shows the Syrian people cheering that Bashar Al-Assad is gone.
 
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