Comments by "Mohammad Doofesh" (@mohammaddoofesh4963) on "INTERVIEW: When the war is over so is Netanyahu" video.

  1. Just as the Palestinian resistance is capable of thwarting any political arrangement by the enemy for the local government in Palestine, the enemy is capable of thwarting any temporary national government that the Palestinians are supposed to succeed in forming. Suppose a Palestinian national unity government is formed, can this government stop the Jews from demolishing Al-Aqssa and building the Temple? Even if the Palestinians had fought for 750 years to return to their homes in Palestine, they would not have succeeded. But when they supported the cause of Al-Massjid Al-Aqssa, the House of Allaah in Baitul-Maqdess, Allaah granted victory over the enemy. The political Palestinian cause is over; and all that remains of Palestine is Al-Massjid Al-Aqssa, which the Jews plan to demolish and build the Temple in its place. No one in this world decides the fate of the Holy Land except Allaah, its Lord and Creator.
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  2. Persia has got a heavenly mandate to substitute Arabia ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “There you are; you (Believers in Allaah) are called upon to expend in Allaah's way, but some of you are niggardly. Whoso is niggardly is niggardly only to his own soul. Allaah is the All-Sufficient, while you are the needy ones. If you turn away, He (Allaah) will substitute another people instead of you, then they will not be your likes”. THE SUBSTITUTION HADEETH Narrated Abu-Huraira: While we were sitting with the Prophet, some of the Prophet’s companions wondered, "O Allaah's Apostle, who are those people whom Allaah mentioned they would be substitute for us if we turn away?" Salmaan al-Faarisi was sitting next to the Prophet. So Allaah's Apostle tapped his hand on Salman’s thigh, saying, "This (man) and his companions. By him in whose hand my soul is, even if Faith were by Ath-Thuraiya (Pleiades, the highest star), then some men from Faaris (Persia) would attain it."
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