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Dismillah, al-hambulah, and Salat, and al-Assul Allah, and his

his halleh, and sajbih, and man willahmahabad.

Dear Muslims, to the best of my knowledge, in all of Islamic history, never once have Muslims

come and agitated the religious sentiments, mocked the icons of another religion.

And if you find such an example, we will categorically state this is against Islam, against the Quran.

Allah says in the Quran, do not curse the idols.

Do not make fun of the idols, even though we can debate whether they're real or not.

We're expected to give da'wa in an academic manner.

But Allah says,

And la tasubu'll la deun al-le-le-da-un- of Dune Allah. Don't sub shatim. Don't curse the false gods.

What are you going to gain? They're just going to reply back and they're going to curse

Allah for no reason. In our religion, it is haram. Too ridicule for the sake of denigration.

Yes, we have debates. No question. We have academic debates,

but there's a difference and what is going to happen on Saturday is meant to be provocative.

This is not the first time. There's a number of incidents and today we want to discuss one

very interesting incident that has the same philosophy

and we will, inshallah, derive benefits from it.

Let us go back 1,350 years when the Muslims entered Andalus.

One Tariq bin Ziyadh in the year 7-11

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