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What do fair right and Dawah mercenaries have in common? They’re mercenaries and grifters! It’s all about performance and how they perform to get your money. Hello Ali dawah, which luxurious hotel are you booking this time? Perhaps it’s funded by Talmudic loopholes or charity money you flip according to your own admission. Or maybe it’s oil scam profits or commission. How do you manage to incorporate and dissolve businesses with basic annual returns while affording luxurious holidays and staying in six-star hotels? I’m curious about your business practices. Rhyad Muslim, where is the mosque you promised to build for the ummah two years ago? You took £120,000 from them. What happened to the money? Orthodox Muslim, you estimated your treatment at $5000 and paid a hefty deposit. How much was the deposit and the total cost of the treatment? Your GoFundMe page raised over $35,000. Do you think you don’t owe an explanation or that your wealth is somehow a loot? Tommy Robinson, Danny Tommo and the Dawah Mercenaries are two sides of the same coin.
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These despicable vultures are preying on their next victim and it’s truly shameful. They don’t care and I pray Allah deals with them as he sees fit. Ali dawah, are you familiar with these oil contracts? Furthermore, for your next holiday, ensure it wasn’t paid for with money from your charity, or should I say make sure you didn’t flip the money from your charity 😝. We know mercenaries like you enjoy wine and dine in luxurious hotels, Mr Uber Driver (no shame being a Uber driver, btw). Consider you stayed at the Atlantis The Palm and Jumeria Beach in 2023 and 2024 which isn’t your normal place for simpletons like me and you. Another holiday in 2026, of course. As a charity mercenary managing public money, you can afford luxurious holidays and umrah trips year after year. With the freedom to use your words like “flipping charity money”, enjoy your trip 😝
Bro Hajji29,539 Aufrufe • vor 13 Tagen
![I’m sure whoever has watched my videos on free mixing knows my stance on this matter. Ali Dawah is once again oversimplifying the issue by using his usual rabbinical Talmudic loopholes. He wanted to insinuate, based on the hadith in which ʿUmar رضي الله عنه advised the Prophet ﷺ: O Messenger of Allah, let your wives be veiled.” But the Messenger of Allah ﷺ did not do so. Ali then goes on a rant asking, Do you have more ghayrah than the Prophet ﷺ? while completely missing the context of the hadith. He conveniently left out the very next part of the narration: قَدْ عَرَفْنَاكِ يَا سَوْدَةُ. حِرْصًا عَلَى أَنْ يَنْزِلَ الْحِجَابُ، فَأَنْزَلَ اللَّهُ آيَةَ الْحِجَابِ I recognised you, O Sawdah. He said this because he eagerly desired that the verses of hijab be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of hijab. This emphasises that Umar رضي الله عنه was waiting for revelation from the Qur’an. The reason the Prophet ﷺ did not command hijab before that point was simple: it had not yet been revealed to him by Allah. It’s that simple. Let me educate this fool even further. When the Muslims were being persecuted, tortured, and killed in Makkah, the Prophet ﷺ did not command his followers to fight. Why? Do you think the Prophet ﷺ was afraid? Astaghfirullah. Rather, he was waiting for revelation from Allah. The permission to fight came after the migration to Madinah, not before. Ibn Kathir, in his tafisr, mentions: قال العوفي، عن ابن عباس: نزلت في محمد وأصحابه حين أخرجوا من مكة. وقال غير واحد من السلف: هذه أول آية نزلت في الجهاد، واستدل بهذه الآية بعضهم على أن السورة مدنية، وقاله مجاهد، والضحاك، وقتادة، وغير واحد. Al-Awfi narrated from Ibn ʿAbbās that he said: This verse was revealed concerning Muhammad ﷺ and his companions when they were expelled from Makkah. A number of the early scholars said: “This was the first verse revealed concerning jihad.” Some of them used this verse as evidence that this sūrah is Madinan. This was also the view of Mujāhid, al-Ḍaḥḥāk, Qatādah, and a number of other scholars. Ibn Kathir then explains: وإن الله على نصرهم لقدير ) وقد . وإنما شرع [ الله ] تعالى الجهاد في الوقت الأليق به; لأنهم لما كانوا بمكة كان المشركون أكثر عددا ، فلو أمر المسلمين ، وهم أقل من العشر ، بقتال الباقين لشق عليهم; ولهذا لما بايع أهل يثرب ليلة العقبة رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم ، وكانوا نيفا وثمانين ، قالوا : يا رسول الله ، ألا نميل على أهل الوادي يعنون أهل منى ليالي منى فنقتلهم؟ Allahonly legislated jihad at the time most appropriate for it. While the Muslims were in Makkah, the polytheists greatly outnumbered them. Had Allah commanded the Muslims who were fewer than one-tenth of their enemies to fight at that stage, it would have been an unbearable hardship for them. For this reason, when the people of Yathrib pledged allegiance to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ on the night of al-ʿAqabah, and they numbered a little over eighty, they said: O Messenger of Allah, shall we attack the people of the valley? meaning the people of Mina during the nights of Mina and kill them?” The Messenger of Allah ﷺ replied: إني لم أؤمر بهذا I have not been commanded to do that. The Prophet ﷺ made it absolutely clear: “I have not been commanded to do that. Likewise, in the case of hijab, he did not do so as per the hadith until Allah revealed it. The principle is exactly the same: the Prophet ﷺ acted upon revelation, not personal preference or public pressure. That completely destroys Ali Dawah’s argument, the idiot Ali dawah](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2097083417057952069/amplify_video_thumb/2097083297511735297/img/-Pz5nrc2T1XHGMVU.jpg)
I’m sure whoever has watched my videos on free mixing knows my stance on this matter. Ali Dawah is once again oversimplifying the issue by using his usual rabbinical Talmudic loopholes. He wanted to insinuate, based on the hadith in which ʿUmar رضي الله عنه advised the Prophet ﷺ: O Messenger of Allah, let your wives be veiled.” But the Messenger of Allah ﷺ did not do so. Ali then goes on a rant asking, Do you have more ghayrah than the Prophet ﷺ? while completely missing the context of the hadith. He conveniently left out the very next part of the narration: قَدْ عَرَفْنَاكِ يَا سَوْدَةُ. حِرْصًا عَلَى أَنْ يَنْزِلَ الْحِجَابُ، فَأَنْزَلَ اللَّهُ آيَةَ الْحِجَابِ I recognised you, O Sawdah. He said this because he eagerly desired that the verses of hijab be revealed. So Allah revealed the verses of hijab. This emphasises that Umar رضي الله عنه was waiting for revelation from the Qur’an. The reason the Prophet ﷺ did not command hijab before that point was simple: it had not yet been revealed to him by Allah. It’s that simple. Let me educate this fool even further. When the Muslims were being persecuted, tortured, and killed in Makkah, the Prophet ﷺ did not command his followers to fight. Why? Do you think the Prophet ﷺ was afraid? Astaghfirullah. Rather, he was waiting for revelation from Allah. The permission to fight came after the migration to Madinah, not before. Ibn Kathir, in his tafisr, mentions: قال العوفي، عن ابن عباس: نزلت في محمد وأصحابه حين أخرجوا من مكة. وقال غير واحد من السلف: هذه أول آية نزلت في الجهاد، واستدل بهذه الآية بعضهم على أن السورة مدنية، وقاله مجاهد، والضحاك، وقتادة، وغير واحد. Al-Awfi narrated from Ibn ʿAbbās that he said: This verse was revealed concerning Muhammad ﷺ and his companions when they were expelled from Makkah. A number of the early scholars said: “This was the first verse revealed concerning jihad.” Some of them used this verse as evidence that this sūrah is Madinan. This was also the view of Mujāhid, al-Ḍaḥḥāk, Qatādah, and a number of other scholars. Ibn Kathir then explains: وإن الله على نصرهم لقدير ) وقد . وإنما شرع [ الله ] تعالى الجهاد في الوقت الأليق به; لأنهم لما كانوا بمكة كان المشركون أكثر عددا ، فلو أمر المسلمين ، وهم أقل من العشر ، بقتال الباقين لشق عليهم; ولهذا لما بايع أهل يثرب ليلة العقبة رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم ، وكانوا نيفا وثمانين ، قالوا : يا رسول الله ، ألا نميل على أهل الوادي يعنون أهل منى ليالي منى فنقتلهم؟ Allahonly legislated jihad at the time most appropriate for it. While the Muslims were in Makkah, the polytheists greatly outnumbered them. Had Allah commanded the Muslims who were fewer than one-tenth of their enemies to fight at that stage, it would have been an unbearable hardship for them. For this reason, when the people of Yathrib pledged allegiance to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ on the night of al-ʿAqabah, and they numbered a little over eighty, they said: O Messenger of Allah, shall we attack the people of the valley? meaning the people of Mina during the nights of Mina and kill them?” The Messenger of Allah ﷺ replied: إني لم أؤمر بهذا I have not been commanded to do that. The Prophet ﷺ made it absolutely clear: “I have not been commanded to do that. Likewise, in the case of hijab, he did not do so as per the hadith until Allah revealed it. The principle is exactly the same: the Prophet ﷺ acted upon revelation, not personal preference or public pressure. That completely destroys Ali Dawah’s argument, the idiot Ali dawah
Bro Hajji13,397 Aufrufe • vor 6 Tagen
Online pile-ons” is overdramatising what is happening, my friend. The circumstantial evidence is overwhelming and continues to mount. Lilly Jay’s charity is not a registered charity in Australia, so the donations she has received have no apparent mechanism for independent auditing. Nor has she provided any breakdown of income and expenditure. We do not need a pacifist approach to matters such as this. We need to take a firm stance and demand full transparency, with complete disclosure of the income and expenditure relating to donations raised for Gaza. It is also noteworthy that her foundation was established during the Gaza genocide. I was in Egypt supporting Palestinian refugees from Gaza who had escaped during the genocide, and I became familiar with witness statements alleging abuse by some charities, including claims that they were making substantial margins from aid convoys something we now see far fewer fundraising appeals for, rather strangely. Circumstantial evidence is permitted under Shariah. This is not her first controversy. She and her husband were arrested in 2023 in connection with allegations of fraud. We are not gullible, and there is a serious issue that must be addressed. The solution is complete transparency through the publication of receipts, bank statements, and a full financial account of donations received and how they were spent. As we can see from Lilly Jay’s case, AI was allegedly used to deceive people and solicit donations. I ask Allah to humiliate these mercenaries in this world and in the Hereafter. آمين. This keeps the focus on advocating for transparency and accountability while avoiding language that could be interpreted as encouraging unlawful or harmful action.
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I’m a Hanafi Athari but not a Salafi as we understand it today, which is a diluted version of the original Najdi Dawah. The Athari creed has been labelled anthropomorphic by some philosophers, who allege that it attributes human-like qualities to Allah. We do not affirm that Allah possesses physical attributes such as limbs; rather, we affirm that Allah is distinct from His creation. All of Allah’s attributes befit His Majesty and are unlike those of creation, and nothing is comparable to Him.
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I held off sharing this for nearly six years due to maslahah. I’m sorry, but the straw has broken the camel’s back. Menk behaves hypocritically and does not carry out his due diligence. This audio clearly shows what I believe is his deceptive nature. Menk was defending Hasanat religiously, even arguing that it was fake when it clearly wasn’t. He supported him not based on truth, but because of bias and his relationship with them. They were living a double life, and it was a shock to us when the story broke here in the UK. Menk even went so far as to say: “I stand fully in support of yourself and Umm Abdullah,” “It’s rubbish,” “Allah will grant you victory,” and “Can we get some legal teams?” You can understand my directness and lack of filters now. You can argue, “Hajji, it’s the wrong time to release this,” but I cannot stand hypocrisy and fake religiosity. It’s déjà vu all over again, with him defending Lily Jay through an overuse of husn al-dhan and the “seventy excuses” principle. I won’t allow him to provide justifications for fraudsters again and potentially mislead the ummah regarding their wealth.
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If anyone can ask Uthman ibn Farooq (One Message Foundation) or Students of Shaykh Uthman Page the years he studied at the International Islamic University of Islamabad. He hasn’t provided a timeline. I’m closing in and even if he doesn’t give it, they will check certain periods. Uthman ibn Farooq mentioned he was 18-19 when he “found Islam” after being involved in gangs. Since his channel was opened in 2014, we’ll look between 2000 and 2014, as he was born in 1977 and admitted he took his wife and kids to Pakistan so he must have been in his early 20’s at least. He’ll check the register and if nothing comes up he’ll email me from the International Islamic University confirming the results I’m onto you! Charlatans and deceivers will always be exposed for their lies. Their foundation is built on deceit so their dawah will not be honest.
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This is what happens when someone does not study Islamic law especially when it relates to وكالة (Wakalah) and زكاة (Zakat). What is Wakalah? Let me explain it so everyone can understand. Wakalah means agency, whereby a person appoints another individual as their agent (wakil) to act on their behalf. The wakil is not the owner of the funds and cannot “flip the money,” as Ali Mercenary claims. Furthermore, they cannot use entrusted funds, assets, or property for their personal benefit, believing they can simply return the money to the project later. We know Ali Mercenary has been staying in lavish hotels in Dubai, such as Atlantis and Jumeirah Beach, with his family, and even his extended family, during 2024 and 2025. He has also failed to provide complete bank statements. It raises the question of whether he is flipping the money. This effectively becomes a business model disguised as helping more people. It is using donated money to make more money, which goes against the Islamic principles of Wakalah and Amanah (trust). It is, in effect, a business model operating under the guise of charity. This emotional appeal to reach a wider audience is simply rhetoric. Without complete and thorough documentation, there’s no evidence to support the claim that this has been achieved. This is the same mercenary who confidently talks about transparency, yet redacts the total amounts on invoices paid using the public’s money and crops bank statements as though his life depends on it. It raises the question of whether he is concealing information that would show how the money is being handled. In his mind, as soon as it enters his bank account, he now owns it so let’s start flipping. 😝 I am aware of some shocking information involving two people in the dawah scene who need to answer some serious questions. إن شاء الله, we will cleanse and remove this filth from what is pure.
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I won’t be recording another video about Ali Drama, the pound-for-pound king of reaction videos. He is currently in Makkah and has accused me of having a disease of the heart jealousy and envy all in the same sentence. I don’t take any of it to heart. You think you can take the ummah’s money and be left alone. You accepted the responsibility of collecting the amanah of the ummah, and with that comes the serious responsibility of providing complete transparency and accountability for every penny. بسم الله I’ve reviewed the charity’s published accounts, and one point requires a clear and transparent explanation. In the 2025 accounts, debtors are reported at £233,398, despite there being no debtors in 2024, and the accounts state that donations are recognised on receipt. The figures also show: • 2025 donations: £594,266 • 2024 donations: £396,473 • Cash at bank fell from £327,701 to £184,560 • Charitable expenditure remained broadly similar • The year-end unrestricted fund balance was £476,513 Based on these figures, it’s difficult to understand how a debtor balance of £233,398 has arisen. It appears significantly larger than would ordinarily be expected for a routine receivable, and it doesn’t obviously align with the reduction in cash, particularly when such a substantial amount of donated funds remains unspent. The straightforward question is: What does the £233,398 debtor balance relate to?
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Mufti Menk Mufti Menk is the definition of a simp. He has a habit of taking photos and selfies with women. Recently, he gave his time to a popular influencer from Malaysia who has millions of followers across her social media platforms, as Mufti Menk often makes time for sisters whenever he can, he seems he wants to “empower” them. This particular sister regularly dances in her videos while wearing the hijab 🧕. It seems Mufti Menk sees nothing wrong with this. He needs to stop simping for sisters, especially those with massive popularity on social media.
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Well, well, well. Ali dawah can pocket-watch a sister who is showing her lavish expenditure, not from taking charity money like him, where those handling it are bound by transparency through amanah and wakalah. You see him listing the items and their value, and he even came to a grand total of $4.7 million (even though the dope says pounds (£). 😝) Ali Drama speaks about excessive spending and quotes verses from the Qur’an and hadith from the Sunnah. Here he is advising everyone not to live lavishly, but doesn’t practice what he preaches. He enjoys lavish stays at The Atlantis and Jumeirah Beach two of the most lavish hotels in Dubai. You stayed there with your family and potential in-laws, right? You have been seen by more than one eyewitness staying at these lavish hotels with your extended family. The Atlantis and Jumeirah Beach hotels cost a fortune, and you were seen staying at these luxury hotels in both 2024 and 2025. That doesn’t even include the cost of flights or spending money. You know how expensive it is to stay at these hotels, don’t you? Let’s calculate the cost of a 7-night stay at these hotels. To be staying at both Atlantis and Jumeirah within the space of 12 months, you would have to be a millionaire, Ali. It is fair for us to ask these questions about Ali Drama, since he has been seen living a lavish lifestyle. There is nothing inherently wrong with that if it is funded from his own lawful means. However, because he is also managing public charity money, about which he has not been fully transparent, these questions are entirely legitimate. We have photographic evidence of your stay at a lavish hotel, so don’t try denying it. How are you able to finance these holidays, Ali Drama? Do you have a successful business? Your Companies House records show little or no substantial income from any of your companies. To clarify, Ali Drama’s only active company is EK (Erdi Kilic - his real name) Crescent Media Limited a video production company? However, its turnover doesn’t suggest someone who can afford to stay at The Atlantis and Jumeirah Beach hotels in Dubai. Has a generous millionaire offered to pay you your own family and potential in-laws for 2024 and 2025? You have a problem with me asking for full and complete transparency regarding the ummah’s charity money, so now LET’S CHECK YOUR FINANCES from the charity bank account, which is not your money. I think we should start off with the full bank statement for June 2025. You provided a list of the breakdown of a sister’s expenses, despite her having no connection to you. Are you her husband? It’s shameful in my opinion. Why don’t you provide a full and complete breakdown of your charity’s finances in the same way you did with her expenses, and not hide behind the charity commission. Published accounts fail to provide meaningful breakdowns of charitable expenditure, leaving donors uncertain whether their donations have been used as intended. Therefore, it is fair to say that the published accounts satisfy some basic reporting requirements, but they do not provide the level of detail required for full transparency. That observation relates solely to the level of transparency in the published accounts. I am not accusing you of misappropriating any money. However, it appears that some rabbinical Talmudic loopholes may have been employed to justify financing your lavish trips, staying at the Atlantis and Jumeirah Beach hotels in Dubai with your family. Was your mother also on one of these trips? Do you confirm or deny staying at these luxury hotels? Do you consider this to be consistent with your public statements about avoiding extravagance, particularly given your publicly presented financial circumstances? Are you flipping money Ali? 😝 We are waiting for your response إن شاء الله
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