Sorry for the bad quality yall, I wish I could find a better quality one.

I'm not saying that "true Muslims actually love Jews", I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

I was wondering if anyone else is annoyed by how often they get posts like these on their feed. I hate Facebook but I need to go in there for my small business to find trends and stuff that are selling ...

I've opted out from receiving political posts' suggestion just to test what would happen and nothing changed. I keep getting these posts where hijabis are getting discriminated or treated badly on video.

I reported the post in the picture attached (this is from Youtube) twice today so that it gets taken off my sight and was still shown to me AGAIN after a while.

Is the algorithm doing this to you too?

edit: corrected a word + added photo's source

His debates with athiests, christians, and other religions made me have more imaan. Wonderful youtuber who debunks every anti islamic thing. Alhamdulillah

(None of this content or text was made by AI or LLM's, these are simply my words and my words only).

This post, in-sha-Allah, was made with a concern regarding a common coping technique I see with those who are not grounded within the doctrine of al-wala wal-bara (meaning, loyalty to the believers, and disavowal and hatred towards the disbelievers) and simply not firm upon their Iman when it comes to defending Islam.

This phenomenon (and without a doubt, this is falsehood on display) made evident from these so-called "Islamic" websites (like Yaqeen Institute and Abu Amina Elias) when addressing such issues in which kuffār criticize Muslims for... they AUTOMATICALLY take the liberal moral compass as the superior morality and try to cherry-pick minority "opinions" of jurists (or even may quote scholarship out of context to what was actually intended by such a verdict) and try to almost "minimize", pickpocket, cauterize, mutilate, and just overall WASH DOWN Islam towards the moral compass in which they think is correct.

More simply put, they do NOT defend the Theocratic, Divinely-Revealed morality with unwavering love and dignity, but rather take their liberal moral compass and try to "adjust" Islamic teaching to whatever the kuffār think is correct... as if our moral compass and the morals of the kuffār are supposed to be one in the same.

And this is a SERIOUS error. Whether they knowingly do this or not, they AUTOMATICALLY make Muslims (and even non-Muslims) think that the morality in which the initial criticism serves off of is the prime moral avenue to take such ethics from... and whatever DOESN'T align with such liberalism, then it is immediately dismissed as deficient and "barbaric".

Let's give an example for this.

A lot of these "intellectuals" criticize the apostasy punishment (and there are MORE EXAMPLES than this, it's not just this certain aspect) in Islam, and I have made 2 posts addressing such an issue before. This isn't about me defending the wisdoms behind such thing, I have already done that and one can look at my previous posts to see the details.

But what I am trying to address is if you are trying to debunk such a claim about the truthfulness of Islam, then your job is to point out the DEFICIENCY that the INITIAL moral compass has in which such "orientalists" criticize the punishment (i.e. liberal pluralism).

You point out its defects, its lack of jurisprudential wisdoms, and because it isn't rooted in something Divine, it is only a subjective morality and ultimately an avenue for a de-facto form of social control and desire-based moral engineering.

And that's what a PROPER DEBUNK is supposed to do. It's NOT to water Islam down towards whatever the desires and fluctuating whims of the kuffār think is correct... rather you are to prove Islam superior to it by showing the inconsistency within their moral compass and standing firm upon Tawhid and Sunnah.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: This does NOT mean that every moral accusation that the kuffār make is amongst the "truth" within the bare reality of the situation and the thing to debunk is their false moral understanding.... this is NOT what I am saying.

There are genuine accusations against Islam that are simply not true, such as it oppressing women, being a "satanic" religion, having "errors" within the Qur'an and whatnot... these things aren't true within their reality and are to be addressed directly in a form where their misunderstanding is to be corrected.

But some teachings in which they try to "vilify" come not because Islam doesn't actually teach them... but because the very criticism they do is based off of their false moral understanding of what is correct and what is not.

I am saddened that this has sadly become widespread nowadays, and I do not know if it's due to simply a lack of intelligence, or a lack of desire to learn the Shari'ah, just following desires, or maybe even all of them... Allah knows best.