Khabbab bin Al-Arat who said: We complained to Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) (of the persecution inflicted on us by the infidels) while he was sitting in the shade of the Ka`ba, leaning over his Burd (i.e. covering sheet). We said to him, "Would you seek help for us? Would you pray to Allah for us?"

We recall the speech of Ja'far ibn Abi Talib to Negus, who said: "We were a people in a state of ignorance and immorality, worshipping idols and eating the flesh of dead animals, committing all sorts of abomination and shameful deeds, breaking the ties of kinship, treating guests badly, and the strong among us exploited the weak.

The Muslim lives in this life between its huge tidal waves which toss him during tides: between health and disease, hardship and ease, wealth and poverty, preoccupation and emptiness, pleasure and displeasure. In all these situations and fluctuations, he must be fully aware of his purpose in this life and the duties that are on his neck so that he can take his ship to safety, to the forgiveness and…

A Muslim is often accused of being aggressive and hateful to non-Muslims and carrying a culture of hatred to those who do not belong to his religion and faith, and is justified by Muslims hostility to the Kuffar - especially the Jews - and his hatred of the Crusaders and polytheists through all ages up to the Kafir West; first and foremost America and Europe!