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As Ramadan is imminent heres a schedule my muslim mooties can use to finish the Quran every 7 days
tried and tested
Hamza K retweeted
Newly elected Senator Abdul El-Sayed has an H-Index of 37. This makes me inordinately happy. Expertise matter. Science matters. Facts matter. Rationality is a magic power -- @AbdulElSayed
#ScienceMatters #FactsMatter #BLUEWAVE
Hamza K retweeted
This is nuts. Abdul El-Sayed’s h-index on Google Scholar is 37 — higher than that of your average tenured professor at an Ivy League school.
Like the critcism of his ''attitude;'' coming from ''men'' is so bizare Maybe I’m out of touch, but isn’t an assertive response to confrontation completely normal for us men? Are these guys just snitching on themselves and admitting they’re completely spineless? i havent seen a single woman say that about abdul infact they like that abdul is assertive
Replying to @afro_hamza
Same school of thought as 'Uppity Nigga'. How dare a Muslim man be confident and opinionated in Babylon?
i was not hinting the text is very clear that is what i was alluding to its literally there in the grammar and you keep proving my point on how why liberalism corrupts men more than women because they lose their reasoning skills teapawt.org/afro_hamza/status/2117… are more socialised to women trait behaviours when it comes to confrontation because im only seeing the critcism on abdul assertivness from certain kind of men and its liberal christian men like you and religious bigots who really cant find faults on his policies so they result to character assasinations and its not from fundamental christians like catholics its from protestants and evangelicals who find abduls assertivnesss offputting which honestly hilarious because most men in positions of power are like that even trump is like that but i never see yall say his aggresivness is offputting so which one is it for you are you bigot (which you are i see your sneak dissing tweets you are just too much of a pussilanomous to be more open about it )or what is offputting about a man being aggresive and assertivness when hes being confronted isnt that how most men behave ? are you admitting you have self castrated yourself as man that you will never be aggressive and confrontational when being confronted ?
Hamza K retweeted
Ibn Taymiyyah is amazing, modern computer scientists (like John Sowa) have noted that Ibn Taymiyyah’s aggressive critique of strict Aristotelian logic, where he favored situational analogy (Qiyas al-Tamthil) and learning incrementally from specific data points, uncannily models the exact way Modern Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning algorithms operate today. Instead of following rigid rules, they learn patterns dynamically from historical data.
The links to the resources:
share.google/GYlcjkEJin9ac00…
share.google/SkWr59jeLMHkT14…
Hamza K retweeted
i followed you for your extremist political views and bleak personal life but its been nice to learn you’re also kinda funny
Hamza K retweeted
I’m finally taking my Shahada tomorrow!!! 🤍 I’M SO HAPPY. May Allah continue to guide me ☪️
Hamza K retweeted
*Heartsoftening Lecture | Nairobi, Kenya*
How did the Salaf worship? Their nights in prayer, their tears in sujood, and hearts that stayed soft before Allah.
Join Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan for an evening reminder on **The Worship of the Salaf**.
📅 Friday 6 November 2026
🕌 After Maghrib prayer
📍 Masjid As-Salaam, South C
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Bring your family and friends, and come with a heart ready to be softened.
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This is not the gotcha moment you think it is. It's just a bug on Twitter Web when you press backspace while quoting a tweet, it duplicates your tweet look it up .and this reply
only further proves my point about how liberal men argue. I've noticed you do this quite often rather than engage with the actual argument, you resort to snide remarks and sneak dissing its very female female-coded which makes sense on why you would find abdul el sayed and describe him as agressive when he answers questions because for you its alien and uncomfortable you would rather do what women do because i know you would never say what you say here to anyone in person
Fun fact
Afghan women gained the right to vote in 1919 way before white women in America who secured it through inbthe 1920s through Suffrage movement. And the biggest driver for 1st-wave U.S. feminists was outrage that Black men were granted voting rights before white women. They also refused to include Black women in their movement as feminism in the west is not for the black woman its for the white woman read about Sojourner Truth and her movement
Replying to @afro_hamza
3. Last time I checked, Afghanistan was still a Muslim country. And I know for sure female citizens aren't allowed to vote.
Sometimes, I wonder if you people fact check this things you post online 🤦🏽♂️
Btw This is Professor Raymond Farrin he is a language professor and former Chair of the Department of Arabic and Foreign Languages at the american university of Kuwait . He has a very groundbreaking book about the study of symmetry of the quran based on his research on the coherent structure of the Qurʾān which led him to conclude that the Qurʾān possesses an intricate and remarkable composition and that it's miraculous in this regard. This discovery was one of the reasons on he converted from Christianity to Islam pdf link to his book
kalamullah.com/Books/Structu…
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LMAO. I initially thought it was a one-off observation, but I've noticed a recurring trend since Abdul El-Sayed's victory, ive seen like atleast 20+ posts like these on my TL among liberal Christian men, that they find his demeanour too aggressive.
Which is honestly quite fascinating coming from man because why is that an issue??? Because There is something peculiar about a man describing another man as aggressive, particularly when the word is being used as a character judgment rather than a description of specific behaviour.
And I'm curious about what exactly they're responding to. Why is abduls assertiveness, forcefulness or willingness to confront things being interpreted as a character defect? this how all most men move
Which is honestly quite fascinating coming from man because why is that an issue???
There is something peculiar about a man describing another man as aggressive, particularly when the word is being used as a character judgment rather than a description of specific behaviour.
And I'm curious about what exactly they're responding to. Why is a man's assertiveness, forcefulness or willingness to confront things being interpreted as a character defect?
Replying to @klpigshm
I was watching clips of him before he was elected and I noticed a certain aggression which I found off-putting. A very Egyptian trait. If you've ever watched Mohammed Hijab utaielewa.
























