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Kikibombona wrote:

Ofanziva ISIL-a i SAA na Nusru u Hami!

Nusra trpi velike gubitke i gubi teritorij...

ISIL-ovci stizu 'niotkuda'...

Sufis have been at the forefront of ISIL’s targets. Sufi imams at mosques were replaced by clerics who preach anti-Sufi messages. Sufi shrines were quickly destroyed in every village or town controlled by ISIL. Some Sufi clerics were punished or killed after the militants accused them of practising sorcery. The majority of Sufis in the region either fled or converted to ISIL’s religious doctrine.

“Sufism stands to the opposite of ISIL,” said Dr Murshid Al Khaznawi, a Kurdish political leader. “In its emotional and religious teachings, Sufism emphasises that Wahhabism, or Salafism, moves away from spirituality and expressing love to the Prophet and saints. Sufi clerics played on this factor for a long time.”

He said Sufi teachings safeguarded many people from embracing ISIL. Among the Kurds, he said, another segment of society had gravitated towards secular political parties that kept young people away from “religious debates” altogether. When ISIL took control of the area, however, a large number of people joined it.

“I remember, for example, when ISIL attacked Tal Marouf, burnt the mosque and destroyed the Khaznawi shrines. Many of those who were present at these scenes were surprised to see some old disciples of the Khaznawi sheikhs. When they came with ISIL, they were familiar with the little details, the streets and the houses.”

Mr Al Khaznawi cites two reasons for people turning against the Sufi clergy. First, the clerics did not support the peaceful movement against the Syrian regime in 2011. As with the tribal chiefs, they stood by president Bashar Al Assad. Also, many clerics did not show leadership at that time and instead looked after their own interests.

Young Erotica wrote:Ništa mi nisi objasnio.

karakters wrote:

Young Erotica wrote:Ništa mi nisi objasnio.

Sala na racun salikovog nessizma.

Sufije su manje-vise gnosticki pravac u islamu. U principu nisu iskljucivi, tolerantni su i tako to. Ljubav, barem deklarativno. Traze slicnosti, a ne razlike medju religijama i ljudima. Nominalno su vecinom suniti. Radikalni ili cak "obicni" suniti ih uglavnom smataju hereticima koji su podlegli monaskim, budistickim i drugim uticajima na "izvorni" islam, a imaju i nekih preklapanja sa siizmom.

habanero68 wrote:Trump obećao Erdoganu: “Suradnja s Kurdima u Siriji je gotova”

https://www.logicno.com/politika/trump- ... otova.html

Čitalac wrote:Kao što sada čini u Egiptu, Isil je nastojao da uništi sufijske zajednice i širom Sirije, gde god je bio u prilici. Uz razlike u tumačenju vere, sufije su postale meta i zato što su od 2011. godine mahom podržavali Asada.

Sufis have been at the forefront of ISIL’s targets. Sufi imams at mosques were replaced by clerics who preach anti-Sufi messages. Sufi shrines were quickly destroyed in every village or town controlled by ISIL. Some Sufi clerics were punished or killed after the militants accused them of practising sorcery. The majority of Sufis in the region either fled or converted to ISIL’s religious doctrine.

“Sufism stands to the opposite of ISIL,” said Dr Murshid Al Khaznawi, a Kurdish political leader. “In its emotional and religious teachings, Sufism emphasises that Wahhabism, or Salafism, moves away from spirituality and expressing love to the Prophet and saints. Sufi clerics played on this factor for a long time.”

He said Sufi teachings safeguarded many people from embracing ISIL. Among the Kurds, he said, another segment of society had gravitated towards secular political parties that kept young people away from “religious debates” altogether. When ISIL took control of the area, however, a large number of people joined it.

“I remember, for example, when ISIL attacked Tal Marouf, burnt the mosque and destroyed the Khaznawi shrines. Many of those who were present at these scenes were surprised to see some old disciples of the Khaznawi sheikhs. When they came with ISIL, they were familiar with the little details, the streets and the houses.”

Mr Al Khaznawi cites two reasons for people turning against the Sufi clergy. First, the clerics did not support the peaceful movement against the Syrian regime in 2011. As with the tribal chiefs, they stood by president Bashar Al Assad. Also, many clerics did not show leadership at that time and instead looked after their own interests.

https://www.thenational.ae/opinion/even ... g-1.182015

sarajevoxxxx wrote: Do sada Isil nije izvodio nikakve akcije protiv sufija u Egiptu, niti su preuzeli odgovornost za ovu zadnju akciju u kojoj je poginulo 305 osoba od toga 27 djece i 128 ozlijeđeno. Sufije u Siriji nisu stali iza Asada to prvi put čujem.Onda nisu upali sufijski zikr već su uletili u lokalnu džamiju i pobili sve redom, a ni u najvećim sufijskim naseljima ili zajednicama nemaš to da svi koji idu u džamiju da su sufije, pa čak i da jesu ja koliko znam nikada Isil nije uzimao za metu sufojske džamije.Kompletna regija Ariša je poprilično protiv egipatske vlade. Ondje gdje stanovništvo podržava Sisija izuzetno je zaštičeno i vojska i policija odrađuju svoj posao.Isil je do sada ubijao vojsku i policiju ali ne i stanovništvo koje ga podržava i iz kojeg mu dolaze potencijalni budući vojnici.Ovaj napad u Arišu je posvemu sličan onome u Karjetejnu od prije nekoliko sedmica

Inače, pored Isila u Sinaju djeluje još nekoliko radikalnih organizacija još uvijek niti jedna nije preuzela odgovornost, a ovo sa zastavom informacija se pojavila 24 sata nakon masakra.

After every attack of this nature, observers are perplexed at how a group claiming to be Islamic could kill members of its own faith. But the voluminous writings published by Islamic State and Qaeda media branches, as well as the writings of hard-liners from the Salafi sect and the Wahhabi school, make clear that these fundamentalists do not consider Sufis to be Muslims at all.

#DeirEzzor #SDF advanced 40 km from Omar oil fields reaching #Syria -#Irak border