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Dec 01, 2023
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Islamic Scholar Waseem Abdullah In New York Friday Sermon: The Sons Of Zion Are Not Jews, They Came From Different Parts Of The World To Destroy The Al-Aqsa Mosque And Drive The Palestinians From Their Land

#10724 | 02:57
Source: Online Platforms - "Masjid Al-Ansar on YouTube"

During a Friday sermon delivered in Masjid Al-Ansar in Queens, NY on December 1, 2023 and posted on the mosque's YouTube channel, Waseem Abullah said that the "Sons of Zion" are not associated in any way with the Jews, but rather they are foreigners who came from different countries in order to destroy the Al-Aqsa Mosque and drive out the Palestinians from their land. He said that the people of Gaza are guarding their land from the enemies of humanity.

Waseem Abdullah: "Oh Muslims, the atrocities that have been committed by the Zionist movement – the Sons of Zion... They are the Sons of Zion, and they are not associated in any way with being the People of the Book or Jews, because they came to that land and they are all foreigners, and they came from different parts of the world and they look nothing like the Israelites, the sons of Jacob, who are Middle Eastern people, they look nothing of the such.

"They speak different languages, oh Muslims, but their aim is to destroy the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and drive out our Palestinian brothers and sisters from their land.

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"We could see the nature of the Sons of Zion and those who support them. Those who supported them in history have been the Crusaders, and the Crusaders came mainly from Europe, and we are seeing the same [today].

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"Oh Muslims, among the lessons that we can learn from our brothers and sisters in Gaza, is that they are counted as martyrs, and those who are still there, are in ribat for the sake of Allah.

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"As long as they live on that land, they are considered to be in a state of ribat – guarding, standing guard against the enemies – the enemies of Islam and the enemies of humanity."

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