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personalpolitics replied to your post: I can’t stand Arab nationalism
/shots fired/ in what sense don’t you like it though?I can’t stand any sort of nationalism, but I remember when one guy put out a video, he’s like “we, the Arabs, need to make dua for Palestine and Syria.”
1. Why the Arabs, can’t other muslims make dua for them.
2. Do we just forget Somalia.
And Kashmir.
And Chechnya.
And Sudan.
And the many other Muslim countries going through hardships.
PREACH MY BROTHER PREACH!
Lets not forget the racist Pan-Arabist leaders who forced Arab values and Arab identity on people even if they didn’t want it. Egyptian leaders like Nasser who basically made everyone hate being “African”.
We have been almost been brainwashed to not give a shit about Somalia these days. It is easily the poorest and the country with the most problems. People are still saying pray for Libya lol, are they being serious? That stuf ended months ago.
1) All nationalism is haram and a roadpath to fitnah. Whether it’s Pashtun, Turkish, Arab, Amazigh, w/e. The only Ummah that matters is the Islamic Ummah.
2) With regards to Nasser, I suggest people should be more informed before accusing him of certain things. “hate being African”? He was one of the foremost supporters (morally and militarily) of all anti-colonial uprisings in Africa during his time, including Algeria and Angola. Nasser was many things (a lot of which were bad), but don’t let ideology distort facts. And don’t interpret race and culture through a western lens when you talk about Arabs and Arabism.
3) We have been brainwashed to not care about a lot places. Kashmir, Chechnya, Darfur, Western Sahara, Afghanistan, Azawad, Xinjiang, Somalia, etc, are all under severe repression. The point should be to inform ourselves and lend our support adequately to all brothers/sisters everywhere.
4) Libya is not as free as some may think it is (neither is Tunis, Egypt, or other places for that matter), so they also need our dua
