9 Syawal, Juz 9, sambungan surah Al-'Araf (Tempat Tertinggi) 88-206 diikuti dengan surah Al-Anfal (Harta Rampasan Perang) 1-40,
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The meaning of seeking help from God only
From Imam Khamenei's commentary on the first Surah of the Holy Quran, Surah Al-Fatiha
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If my memory is correct, in the middle of this Surah, it says those in the graves cannot hear. Or idk, was it saying you cannot make those in the graves hear? Either way, the point is that dead people can't hear. Yet many Muslims pray to some of God's servant, such as the Prophet himself for help. Or some Muslims get deceived when scammers tell them they can summon ghosts of their beloved.
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URGENT: According to the Prisoners Media Office, Attorney Ghaida Qasem from #Nazareth visited Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, in "Ofer" prison after over 70 days in detention, including 14 days in the notorious "Sde Teiman" detention center.
She reported that Dr. Abu Safiya was first held in "Sde Teman" for 14 days in isolation, then transferred to "Ofer," where he spent another 25 days in solitary confinement.
His longest interrogation lasted 13 consecutive days, with each session spanning 8-10 hours. He endured severe #abuse, #torture, and relentless #brutality throughout.
Before his arrest, Abu Safiya’s son was martyred in Gaza and buried temporarily near Kamal Adwan #Hospital. His first question during the visit was whether his son had received a proper and dignified burial. He was also deeply affected by his mother’s passing 10 days after his arrest.
Qasem noted: "He had no idea that his case had gained such widespread local, Arab, and international attention. Prisoners are almost completely isolated inside the prison, and they do not know what is happening outside, nor are they aware of developments in Gaza."
Regarding the torture and repression Abu Safiya recounted, Qasem said: "If we are talking about 'Sde Teman,' it is a slaughterhouse in every sense of the word. The torture, violations, and starvation there are unprecedented. We are talking about prisoners who have been shackled for 10 months, prisoners with amputated limbs without medical care, elderly detainees who are bound and blindfolded, detainees who have lost 70 to 90 kilograms of weight. In addition, there is the extreme cold—prisoners are held in open cages, exposed to the wind and rain, forced to sit on the ground at all times, forbidden from speaking to one another, praying, or reading the #Quran."
She continued: "In addition to the physical torture, there is psychological torment, as intelligence officers inform prisoners that their entire families have been martyred."
The occupation authorities attempted to charge him but, after 45 days of interrogations and torture, failed to find any evidence. His case was reverted to "unlawful combatant" status, stripping him of all legal rights, including representation and formal charges, allowing indefinite detention.
Despite his suffering, Abu Safiya remains in high spirits. He emphasized: “A person is their history, and their history is a stance that is taken and studied.”
Last month, zionist media aired footage of Abu Safiya, shackled and visibly exhausted, in a Channel 13 interview—the first since his arrest on December 27, 2024. This followed the occupation's decision to classify him as an "unlawful combatant" and reports of his torture, mistreatment, and medical neglect.
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In multiple verses, #Quran mentions the Prophets as "just men but inspired by God" or "just men but conveying God's message". As far as I know, Quran never says the Prophets are infallible and make no mistake. In fact, Quran in the Surah of Abassa, blames the Prophet for a mistake he has made when teaching #Islam to people.
Then why some Muslims think the Prophets are infallible? Why some even believe it's necessary to follow the family of the Prophet and/or his companions?
Some argue, if a Prophet is not infallible, then how can he rightfully convey the message received by #God to the people? I would say for this, it's enough for a Prophet to have a sane mind and a honest manner. Where did the infallibility come from?
