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Em2r wrote:

sarajevoxxxx wrote:Šejh Muhejsini o današnjim dešavanjima na jugu Haleba:

''Danas u Banisu i Mejrubeh milicije su počele sa žestokim napadom i uzeli su selo Mejrubeh, držali su ga jedan sahat, da bi ga ponovo povratili.Onda su krenuli sa žestokim napadom na Banis, dva napada su borci Džejš El-Fetha odbili, a onda je krenulo žestoko bombardovanje.Održali su manji sastanak, razmišljali o povlačenju, da bi na kraju prevagnulo da ostanu i da se primire da niko ne odgovara na vatru.Tako je i bilo, nastavili su bombardovati, gorilo je na sve strane a nakon toga je utihnulo.Mislili su valjda da niko nije preživio toliko bombardovanje.Čuli su ih kada su se počeli približavati, čuli su i njihovo smijanje, a onda je sve krenulo, jedan na jedan.Nije bilo aviona, nije bilo teške artiljerije, na desetine ih je izginulo...Sa dozvolom Gospodara svjetova neka znaju Iračani, Libanci i drugi koji žele ovu našu čistu zemlju oskrnaviti, kada joj se god približite izbacit ćemo vas ''

Rekose rodjeni sirijci iz libanona pakistanskog porijekla u iranskoj brigadi.

sarajevoxxxx wrote:

Em2r wrote:

sarajevoxxxx wrote:Šejh Muhejsini o današnjim dešavanjima na jugu Haleba:

''Danas u Banisu i Mejrubeh milicije su počele sa žestokim napadom i uzeli su selo Mejrubeh, držali su ga jedan sahat, da bi ga ponovo povratili.Onda su krenuli sa žestokim napadom na Banis, dva napada su borci Džejš El-Fetha odbili, a onda je krenulo žestoko bombardovanje.Održali su manji sastanak, razmišljali o povlačenju, da bi na kraju prevagnulo da ostanu i da se primire da niko ne odgovara na vatru.Tako je i bilo, nastavili su bombardovati, gorilo je na sve strane a nakon toga je utihnulo.Mislili su valjda da niko nije preživio toliko bombardovanje.Čuli su ih kada su se počeli približavati, čuli su i njihovo smijanje, a onda je sve krenulo, jedan na jedan.Nije bilo aviona, nije bilo teške artiljerije, na desetine ih je izginulo...Sa dozvolom Gospodara svjetova neka znaju Iračani, Libanci i drugi koji žele ovu našu čistu zemlju oskrnaviti, kada joj se god približite izbacit ćemo vas ''

Rekose rodjeni sirijci iz libanona pakistanskog porijekla u iranskoj brigadi.

Radi se o Sirijcima, imaju stranih boraca ali većina su Sirijci. Sa druge strane je Rusija sa avionima, Iran sa Kasim om, Hezbollah, iračke milicije i milion puta više oružja i vojno su milion puta opremljeniji.

80 vojnika odnosno sektaša režim je na Banisu jučer izgubio u "partizanskim"akcijama.

Iranian press report the death of General Hussain Farday commander of the pro-Assad Iran backed Afghan Shia #Fatimiyoun Brigade in #Syria

Opetja033 wrote:Sitske teroristicke paravojne formacije pozivaju na ubistva svih sunnita i protjerivanje sunnita iz Halepa:

http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/5207.htm

Opetja033 wrote:

Iranian press report the death of General Hussain Farday commander of the pro-Assad Iran backed Afghan Shia #Fatimiyoun Brigade in #Syria

Ovo je ona hazarska fukara koje Iran salje kao topovsko meso u Siriju. Ljudi dosli kao muhadziri u Iran, kod svoje siitske "brace" a ovi ih prisilno regrutuju uz simbolicne plate da gnoje sirijsku zemlju.

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Pripadnici sitskih paravojnih formacija, teroristi i bjelosvjetski sljam deratiziran na jugu Halepa:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWLe-UNWUAAHFND.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWLe-OUWcAAx8rZ.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWLe-KKWUAAAM0w.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWLe-JSXIAAVVYi.jpg

16 terorista Hizba ubijeno u Siriji u proteklih 48 sati:
http://eldorar.com/node/92500

salik79 wrote:

Opetja033 wrote:Sitske teroristicke paravojne formacije pozivaju na ubistva svih sunnita i protjerivanje sunnita iz Halepa:

http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/5207.htm

Zar i ti sine Brute?! Nije valjda da i ti, kao vehabije, stavljas znak jednakosti izmedju nasibija (onih koji su mrzili tj mrze hz Aliju i Ehlibejt a.s. i borili se protiv njih) i sunija?! Opetja, nadam se da neces nasjesti na ove zlonamjerne podvale!? Nasibije su Umejevici - Jezidovci, a sunije to nisu, niti ce ikada biti...

Nasibi (Collective Plural Arabic: الناصبة‎, translit. an-Nāsibiyyah; Multiple Plural Arabic: نواصب‎, translit. Nawāsib; Singular Arabic: ناصبي‎, translit. Nāsibi) is an Arabic term meaning "those who have hatred". The term is often used by Shi'a Muslims (primarily Twelvers, the term is used less often by the Zaydiyyah Shi'a, as a sectarian slur against Sunnis.

This is a term used by some Shiite extremists when referring to Sunnis

“It was narrated from the Prophet(saw) that the sign of the Nawasib is favoring other than Ali over him (i.e. a Nasibi is anyone that favors anyone over Ali, be it Abu Bakr, Umar, or Uthman)

Nasibi' is he who places Abu Bakr and Omar (may Allah's curse be upon them both) above the Imam, the Commander of the Faithful (may Allah's blessings be upon him). I do agree with this opinion of yours, because I see that usurping the caliphate is one of the biggest ways of 'Nusb' towards Ahlul-Bayt (may peace be upon him). However, what is the opinion of the great Shi'a Imami scholars in defining this meaning? I mean, can Your Eminence mention to us the sayings of the scholars who agree with this opinion of yours? And can you please mention the sources?

Answer :
In His Name, Exalted be His position. May peace and the mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you.

The most common opinion among our oldest scholars is that he who rejects the Wilaya is a Nasib and a disbeliever, and hence he is a person whom the judgments of disbelief applies on him. However, they made an exception from these judgments for the 'weaker' ones among the Bakris, i.e. the general and simple-minded and ignorant people who had no ability to increase their knowledge of religion.
.............Among the scholars who declared the Bakris to be Nawasib (plural of Nasib) and disbelievers; are the following scholars:

Iran recruits Pakistani Shi'ites for combat in Syria


For years, websites linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard have posted articles eulogizing Shi'ite fighters who die in Syria. But two men heralded last month for dying to defend a shrine near Damascus were different from most martyrs given such treatment in the past: they were Pakistanis.

The men were part of the Zeinabiyoun, a unit of Pakistani fighters named for a granddaughter of the prophet Mohammad buried in the shrine, the latest contingent in an Iranian drive to recruit Shi'ites from the region to fight in Syria.

The increase in the number of “martyrdom” notices of fighters from the group this year indicates they are taking a more active role in the conflict. A posting in mid-November on a Twitter account bearing the group's name displayed the pictures of 53 men, described as fighters killed in battle.

While there has been no official announcement of their total numbers, a regional source familiar with the issue said there were hundreds of Pakistanis fighting in Syria, many stationed around the shrine of Mohammad's granddaughter Zeinab.

Iran's recruitment of the Pakistani fighters adds yet another international dimension to Syria's 4-year-old civil war, which has deepened sectarian divisions across the Muslim world and drawn in most regional and global powers.

The Pakistani Shi'ites are helping to defend the government of Tehran's ally, President Bashar al-Assad, who is also supported by Russian air strikes and fighters from Lebanon's Hezbollah militia, against an array of Sunni rebels backed by Turkey and Arab states. The United States, Turkey, Arab and European powers are also participating in a coalition bombing Islamic State, a Sunni Muslim militant group.

A Facebook page bearing the name of the Zeinabiyoun showed pictures of what was described as a funeral in Iran in late November, with members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard standing next to men in shalwar kameez, the traditional long tunic and trousers worn in Pakistan.

"The Zeinabiyoun are a Pakistani Shi’ite outfit that’s run by the IRGC,” said Phillip Smyth, a researcher at the University of Maryland and adjunct fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy who has done extensive research on Shi’ite groups fighting in Syria, using an acronym to refer to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

“They’ve put together their own imagery, their own recruitment type material. They really became more of a marketable element toward the end of the summer of 2015. That’s when they became more of a centered group.”

SECTARIAN IDENTITY

Although the vast majority of Pakistanis are Sunni Muslims, the country is home to millions of Shi'ite Muslims, making it among the biggest Shi'ite communities in the world.

“There is a large pool to draw from,” said Alex Vatanka, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute in Washington and the author of a book on relations between Pakistan and Iran.

“There are pockets within that Shi'ite community that have been willing to pick up arms to fight for their Shi’ite identity, their sectarian identity. And that’s what the IRGC is tapping into.”

They are only the latest Shi'ites recruited by Iran to fight in Syria, after Hezbollah fighters from Lebanon, members of Iraq's Shi'ite majority and members of Afghanistan's ethnic Hazara Shi'ite minority. All have been deployed to support Assad, whose own Alawite sect is an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam.

Videos and pictures posted on social media sites say Zeinabiyoun fighters have been active around Aleppo as well as at the shrine near Damascus in the last month.

Based on material posted online, the Zeinabiyoun could have up to 1,000 fighters, estimated Smyth.

Attempts to get comment from a public relations news office of the Revolutionary Guard were unsuccessful.

The Zeinabiyoun have drawn on the symbols of their fellow Shi’ite fighters to brand themselves: their logo, a fist holding a machine gun set in green and yellow, is an almost identical copy of that of Lebanon's Hezbollah. They are occasionally referred to as Hezbollah Pakistan online.

The group is open about its affiliations: its Facebook pages praise Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and talk about a sense of duty to defend the Sayyida Zeinab shrine.

A Zeinabiyoun image posted on Instagram shows the crosshairs of a gun on the back of a man with the slogan “I will kill any takfiri Wahhabis I can find,” in Farsi. Wahhabism is a strict form of Sunni Islam and the state sect of Iran's main rival in the region, Saudi Arabia. Takfiris are Sunni Islamists who brand other Muslims heretics.

“The message Iran is recruiting with, like it or not, is a sectarian message,” said Vatanka. “That is a message that is inherently dangerous and can get out of hand.”

According to the group's postings on the internet, some of the Pakistanis fighting in Syria were already residing in Iran, while others come from a community of Pashtun Shi’ites in the town of Parachinar in the Pakistani tribal areas.

The Zeinbayioun started out as part of a unit of Afghan fighters called the Fatemiyoun, Smyth said. The Fatemiyoun have taken heavy losses in Syria and there are regular postings about their casualties on hardline Iranian sites.

At least some of the Afghan fighters have been lured to fight through promises of Iranian citizenship or steady monthly income. Advertisements aimed at Pakistanis online suggest similar inducements.

One recruitment ad posted on Facebook last week said any physically fit man between 18 and 35 should apply to fight in Syria. It offered 45 days of initial military training along with six months of further training in Syria, a salary of 120,000 Pakistani rupees (approximately $1100) per month and 15 days of holiday every three months.

If the recruit is killed in action, his children’s education will be paid for and the family will be given pilgrimage trips to Iran, Iraq and Syria every year. Any willing recruits should make their way to Iran's holy city of Qom, the ad said. A phone number was provided. There was no answer when Reuters rang.

The Afghan and Pakistani recruits help make up for the withdrawal of Iraqi Shi'ite militia units, called home to help fight Islamic State fighters there last year.

"It’s clear that they (Afghan and Pakistani recruits) had to accept that role from the Iraqi Shi’ites who were pulled out,” Smyth said.

Vatanka described the mission as an "ideological project" for the Revolutionary Guard, promoting Shi'ite solidarity in other countries in the region.

“Given the limitations of how much it can recruit at home, the Revolutionary Guard needs to shore up support in like-minded communities, which they have been pretty good at in the course of the Islamic Republic’s history.”

Opetja033 wrote:

salik79 wrote:

Opetja033 wrote:Sitske teroristicke paravojne formacije pozivaju na ubistva svih sunnita i protjerivanje sunnita iz Halepa:

http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/5207.htm

Zar i ti sine Brute?! Nije valjda da i ti, kao vehabije, stavljas znak jednakosti izmedju nasibija (onih koji su mrzili tj mrze hz Aliju i Ehlibejt a.s. i borili se protiv njih) i sunija?! Opetja, nadam se da neces nasjesti na ove zlonamjerne podvale!? Nasibije su Umejevici - Jezidovci, a sunije to nisu, niti ce ikada biti...

Necemo se tako igrati:

Nasibi (Collective Plural Arabic: الناصبة‎, translit. an-Nāsibiyyah; Multiple Plural Arabic: نواصب‎, translit. Nawāsib; Singular Arabic: ناصبي‎, translit. Nāsibi) is an Arabic term meaning "those who have hatred". The term is often used by Shi'a Muslims (primarily Twelvers, the term is used less often by the Zaydiyyah Shi'a, as a sectarian slur against Sunnis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasibi

This is a term used by some Shiite extremists when referring to Sunnis

http://english.aawsat.com/2010/05/artic ... he-rawafid

“It was narrated from the Prophet(saw) that the sign of the Nawasib is favoring other than Ali over him (i.e. a Nasibi is anyone that favors anyone over Ali, be it Abu Bakr, Umar, or Uthman)

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https://youpuncturedtheark.files.wordpr ... mania2.jpg

Nasibi' is he who places Abu Bakr and Omar (may Allah's curse be upon them both) above the Imam, the Commander of the Faithful (may Allah's blessings be upon him). I do agree with this opinion of yours, because I see that usurping the caliphate is one of the biggest ways of 'Nusb' towards Ahlul-Bayt (may peace be upon him). However, what is the opinion of the great Shi'a Imami scholars in defining this meaning? I mean, can Your Eminence mention to us the sayings of the scholars who agree with this opinion of yours? And can you please mention the sources?

Answer :
In His Name, Exalted be His position. May peace and the mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you.

The most common opinion among our oldest scholars is that he who rejects the Wilaya is a Nasib and a disbeliever, and hence he is a person whom the judgments of disbelief applies on him. However, they made an exception from these judgments for the 'weaker' ones among the Bakris, i.e. the general and simple-minded and ignorant people who had no ability to increase their knowledge of religion.
.............Among the scholars who declared the Bakris to be Nawasib (plural of Nasib) and disbelievers; are the following scholars:

http://www.alqatrah.net/en/question/index.php?id=163

Sitski odgovor sa izvorima sitskih alima.

Mlohavi wrote:.

Kikibombona wrote:Bogumi, naslagala ih Nusra u Banisu...

Ne mogu se nacuditi nesposobnosti SAA i sada ovih siitskih formacija. Da stvar bude jos zalosnija, podrsku na terenu pruzaju iranski oficiri a iz zraka satrase Rusi. Pa sta im jos treba da poraze gorstake iz Nusre i Islamskog fronta...? Da im uzmu TOW i puske a umjesto toga daju cjepuske?

Jebote, sve sama ravnica... umjesto da ih pojedu oni se mrcvare i ginu u velikom broju...