#whoismuhammad trend is one of the most hypocritical statements pertaining to the disgrace of who is making the statement it in order to put a spotlight on themselves yet helping and defending the ignorant who ignore all those who are suffering... If you dont understand; the only reason why disbelievers make it look like they are ignorant is so Muslims believe they are doing dawah but in reality Muslims are helping disbelievers and Muslims themselves are becoming ignorant ignoring other Muslims who are struggling. While you hold strong to your hashtag and try to defend Prophet Muhammad (pbuh); Quran and hadith define who he was; a man of action and wisdom. I doubt very much Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) would approve of Muslims becoming apologetics and the sole individuals ignoring people in Burma, Palestine, Syria, Somalia, Afghanistan, etc. Your hastag is a selfish act. Why not put the attention on those who are suffering instead of on yourself and social media statuses? If you really were doing it for Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Your body would be outside kneeling at the feet of those who are bleeding but instead; your wasting time typing the number of deaths that occurred today... In conclusion. I am not saying we cant talk about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). We should be doing it in a way that is constructive and does not take away from our obligation towards helping and defending our ummah. Change your name to the U.N because that is who you who most likely resemble...
Posted on: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 17:06:36 +0000
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