Abu Baseer Al-Tartosi

 "America’s injustice is compounded and intensified; it neither practices justice nor allows others to do so, nor does it let justice take its course with criminals. This is clearly evident in its stance against the International Criminal Court's decision, which calls for the arrest of the criminal terrorist Netanyahu." Abdul Moneim Mustafa Halima  Abu Baseer al-Tartosi

  No matter how strong and beautiful an idea is, if it doesn’t meet a heart that believes in it and is dedicated to it, feeding it with its own blood and sweat, it will never see the light of day, nor will it be written into existence! Ideas are like trees; they remain dry and withered, their best moments turned inward, until they find someone who embraces them, nourishes them, and takes care of them properly. Beneficial and beautiful ideas offer great rewards, but they cannot give you any of their goodness until you first give them from yourself, your wealth, and your time. As much as you give, that is what they will give you in return. Whoever deals with beautiful, beneficial ideas in an opportunistic and utilitarian manner—accepting them only if they bring immediate benefits, and abandoning them if they don't—this person harbors a trace of hypocrisy. Great ideas and lofty principles do not survive under such treatment, and large-scale developmental projects are not built in this...

"And Satan whispered to him, he said: 'O Adam, shall I direct you to the tree of immortality and a kingdom that will never decay?'" (Taha: 120). This tree was like any other tree; it had nothing that distinguished it from the other trees of Paradise, except that it was forbidden to eat from it. In Paradise, there are many trees, fruits, and blessings far better than it. Therefore, it was not something that could attract Adam, especially with Allah’s prohibition from eating from it. Satan, the arch-enemy of Adam and his descendants, knew this well. So, he began to adorn the tree for Adam, describing it with attributes and qualities that it did not possess, making Adam inclined to eat from it. He, the liar, falsely claimed that eating from this tree would grant eternal life and an unending kingdom. This promise of immortality and everlasting dominion was something that souls naturally crave and desire. Adam, weakened by his desire, believed the deceitful enemy and ate ...

The Consequences of Harmful Actions Against Believers: Defamation and Lies in Islam Introduction In Islam, harming believers, whether men or women, is a serious offense. Those who harm believers are not truly believers themselves but are instead considered disbelievers, hypocrites, and corrupt individuals. They act from diseased hearts, and their actions are driven by malice against the faith of the Muslims. The Harmful Effects of Defaming Believers These individuals harm believers not for any wrongdoing they have committed, but because of their faith and righteousness. The goodness that befalls the believers disturbs them, while the misfortunes that afflict the believers bring them joy. As Allah says in the Qur'an: "[Without what they have earned]" (Al-Ahzab: 58). They often slander believers in public, attributing things to them that they did not say or do, or even exaggerating their words and actions. The Grave Sin of Slander and Falsehood This behavior leads to a gre...

  The Consequences of Committing Wrongdoing: Preventing the Rejection of Evil One of the consequences of committing evil is the discouragement of rejecting it. The dead among the living are those who see wrongdoing as good and goodness as wrongdoing. These individuals are often described as “those who are unreachable” or "the dead among the living." Abdul Moneim Mustafa Halima  Abu Baseer al-Tartosi

  "When a person decides to drink alcohol, they are deciding to become insane!" "The decision to drink alcohol is a decision to disable the mind and stop it from functioning!" Abdul Moneim Mustafa Halima  Abu Baseer al-Tartosi