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1. Haafidh Ibn Hajr said, “I asked my Shaikh Siraaj ud deen al-Balqayaanee about Ibn Arabee and he replied quickly he is kaafir (disbeliever)”{Leesaan ul-Meezaan(4/319), another edn (5/213),
Not a reason to takfir great ulamaa for. Just a reason to shut up and go back to playing ps5 and leave the big stuff to the big people.
— Emin (@AReminder0) January 13, 2021
…Tambiyyatul-Ghabee Ilaa Takfeer Ibn Arabee (pg.159)}
2. Muhaddith Baqaa’ee wrote our teacher Haafidh Ibn Hajr and another man called Ibn al-Ameen had a mubaahilah concerning Ibn Arabee. The man said, “If Ibn Arabee is upon misguidance then curse me.”
Haafidh Ibn Hajr said, “Oh Allaah if Ibn Arabee is upon guidance then curse me.” After a few months the man became blind and died during the night.
{Tambiyyatul-Ghabee (pg.136-137)}
3. Haafidh Ibn Daqeeq al-Eed asked Abu Muhammad Izz ud deen Abdul Azeez bin Abdus Salaam as-Silmee ad-Damashqee (660H) about Ibn Arabee and he replied, “Dirty, liar and far from the truth, he opined time was old and he did not consider other peoples private parts to be…
…haraam.”
{al-Wafaa Bal-Wafyaat (4/125) with an authentic chain, Tambiyyatul-Ghabee (pg.138)}
I have no words.
Half the @CPC_HQ issued press releases yesterday denouncing Trump as passionately as any Democrat did. For some reason it hasn\u2019t stopped the Media Party from hanging Trump around their necks. https://t.co/sp0biQEyGp
— Ezra Levant \U0001f341 (@ezralevant) January 8, 2021
Sadly @ezralevant needs someone to help him understand more about the US/US politics and what has been unfolding for decades.
Call me Ezra I can help.
1/ Everything that is happening is linked back to the #ClimateCrisis I have been a lifelong #environmentalist & have a #carbonfootprint that would be envy of 99% of greens - I don't subscribe to the Climate Cult. This is why pic.twitter.com/T04GIzr46M
— \U0001f603 unspinthespin \U0001f603 (@unspinthespin) July 20, 2020
1/ The history of and threats to scientific publishing
(Thread) the History & Threats to Scientific Publishing https://t.co/OZCYGD2y3E
— \U0001f603 unspinthespin \U0001f603 (@unspinthespin) October 11, 2020
2/ the reality of fact checkers
(Thread) PolitiFact. So let's take a look at this "venerable" fact checking site to see what we can find.
— \U0001f603 unspinthespin \U0001f603 (@unspinthespin) September 21, 2020
Because goodness knows we can all use some help sifting through the "Fake News"
So is this the answer we have been looking for... or a crock? pic.twitter.com/dNctIwJZs5
3/ How we got here (work in progress)
(THREAD) Henry Kissinger
— \U0001f603 unspinthespin \U0001f603 (@unspinthespin) November 23, 2020
I spoke to my Momma and she said she never suspected that Kissinger was one of the bad guys. She is in her mid 70's.
So let's take a peek at this monster's history pic.twitter.com/CSMPT6Z5Ka
Y'all haven't earned our trust, that's why we don't trust you.
Dr. Anthony Fauci: "To my African American brothers and sisters ... this vaccine that you're gonna be taking was developed by an African American woman. And that is just a fact." pic.twitter.com/LsBqdsLXjB
— The Recount (@therecount) December 10, 2020
What Dr. Fauci said may indeed be correct (they've lied and flip-flopped so much, stood by in silence to let liars, protecting their personal interests), but using the race of the Black doctor to try and convince AA the government and medicine is safe is SO casually racist. I...
The reason many Black people don't trust the vaccines or the government is because America has NEVER made right what its done wrong to us African Americans as a group collectively.
And when they do apologize it's decades, sometimes centuries AFTER the harm has been done.
In the meantime, White racists be out here conjuring up more shit, schemes and scams to harm us with instead of reparations.
It's the classic abuser gaslighting his/her victims.
Black folks ain't falling for that anymore, nor should they. Nor should anyone be asking them to.
What topic would you like to read in my next Twitter thread?
— The Daily Mao (@TheDailyMao) December 10, 2020
2/ Our China Watcher today is James Lin, a respectable professor for a respectable school with a sizeable Chinese student body
3/ How did I hear about James? Well, a few months ago, someone sent me these screencaps
4/ He tags me and invites me to take some courses... then blocks me. I'm intrigued, what is this guy hiding?
5/ To start with, some standard China Watcher stuff, such as "China’s economy is a house of cards and will collapse! Also US military flexing on China’s borders = totally innocent"
https://t.co/nx8ZfDB5Bc
Maintaining open-source is brutal, and feeling obligated to acknowledge, review, and respond to every attempt to contribute is a huge burden to carry.
When I saw this tweet from @dhh the other day I couldn't help but s/email/open source contribution/, but it makes me feel horribly guilty to suggest that anyone should feel anything but grateful for unsolicited free work from
You are not obligated to spend even a moment of your precious time on this planet dealing with emails you did not ask for, do not want, and aren't interested in responding to. The unsolicited email is an assault on our natural proclivity to reciprocity.
— DHH (@dhh) January 25, 2021
But the reality is even though folks are generally trying to help by contributing, those contributions still cost the maintainer more than they cost the contributor, in terms of time to review, stress worrying about making time to review, and long term maintenance.
And unlike email where as long as you can convince yourself it's totally fair to not respond to unsolicited email it's okay, on GitHub there's a public counter signaling to the rest of the world that you are a poor steward of your project if you can't keep the number low.
And also unlike email, the only way to ignore something while also dismissing it from your "inbox" is to take an explicit action (closing the issue/PR) that sends a notification to the person, highlighting how rude you are if you don't craft a thoughtful reason for closing.
As background to tweets I am about to post, you should read this article carefully. I ask that you read each of my tweets carefully & decide if the information conveyed demands that Patriots rise up so that every lie will be revealed.@realDonaldTrumphttps://t.co/9KIX4DEtha
— Lin Wood (@LLinWood) January 4, 2021
I'm still a Christian but also am sure that the classical Muslim mutakallimun pretty much win every argument about the logic of the incarnation and Trinity
— Joshua Ralston (@jbralston) December 14, 2020
I hope this thread is taken in the spirit decorum, respect, & admiration with which it is intended. Disclosure: My forthcoming monograph is an intellectual-historical study of the Syriac & Christian Arabic apologetic tradition, focusing on the Trinity, Incarnation, and cult. 2/
Now, Dr Ralston has said that although he is a Christian, the arguments of classical Muslim theologians against the Trinity & Incarnation win every time (though he allows that some medieval Christian Arabic thinkers had their moments). 3/
A solution, he proposes, is to write more theology in dialogue with Islam. I wholeheartedly agree. 4/
But I also think that this assessment (no doubt limited by this platform) rather diminishes the contributions of Middle Eastern Christians who have been theologising in the context of Islam for centuries (though I'm certain that was not Dr Ralston's intention). 5/