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In the Name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful

After Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) returned from the mosque, he summoned Abu Bakr, Umar and their followers.

It has been narrated:

Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) asked them: Did I not order you to join Osaamah’s army?

Abu Bakr’s party: Yes, O Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.).

Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.): Then why did you disobey my order?

Abu Bakr: I returned to visit you.

Umar: I did not like to be asked by others about your health.

Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.): Join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who do not join Osaamah’s army; join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who do not join Osaamah’s army; join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who do not join Osaamah’s army.

After this discussion he was overcome by weakness from exhaustion and annoyance for their disobedience and could not move; so all of those present cried for his condition.

In the Name of Allah the Most Beneficent the Most Merciful

Ya_Mohammad_by_HMDcsAt times of prayer Bilal said the Azaan, and if Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) was able to go to the mosque he went and led the public prayer himself, and if his condition did not allow him to leave, he ordered Ameerul Mo’meneen to go in his place and lead the Muslims.

In that morning Bilal said the Azaan, but Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) was not able to leave his home. Thus Ayesha sent Sohayb to her father telling him that Mohammad can not go to the mosque and Ali is busy with him, so you should go and lead the public prayer as it will be a strong proof for your Caliphate later on.

Muslims had already gathered in the mosque waiting for Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) or Ameerul Mo’meneen, when suddenly Abu Bakr entered saying: Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) can not come to the mosque, and has ordered me to lead the prayer. Continue Reading »

The Roman empire had set out on a mission to kill whoever converted to Islam within its borders. Amongst those executed was Farwah bin Amr one of Roman governors.

Thus several days before his death, Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) prepared an army to march to today’s Jordan, where the Roman empire had already sent around one hundred thousand fighters. And he appointed a young man called Osaamah as its commander.

He also named most of the well known Muslims in Medina to take part in Osaamah’s army, including Abu Bakr, Umar and others according to Bakri references; repeating: Execute my order to join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who ignore my order. Execute my order to join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who ignore my order. Execute my order to join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who ignore my order.

Thus Osaamah and those who had prepared marched to Jorf several miles from Medina where they set up camp waiting for others to join them.

During this crucial time when Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) was trying to empty Medina from Abu Bakr’s party members and from those would-be members, he fell ill.

As his health deteriorated and his illness worsened and as he had foretold that his death is very near, Abu Bakr’s party was reluctant to leave Medina and lose its golden opportunity of usurping the Caliphate. But  Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) continued his insistence and time and again repeated: Execute my order to join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who ignore my order. Execute my order to join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who ignore my order. Execute my order to join Osaamah’s army, Allah’s curse be upon those who ignore my order. Continue Reading »

‘Gay and happy’ Wahabis

Some Muslims believe that Umar was actually more evil than Abu Bakr. This is because of the actions Umar was directly involved in, such as raiding Ameerul Mo’meneen’s Ali Ibn Abi Talib’s (a.s.) home, putting fire to the door, crushing his wife Fatemah Zahra (s.a.w.a.) between the blazing door and the wall, causing the miscarriage of their son Mohsin, etc. and because Abu Bakr did not seem to be as violent and harsh as Umar.

But this opinion is dangerously wrong, as Abu Bakr was in fact the ring leader and the true brain in the party. He gave the instructions and made the policies. He told Umar when to be violent and when to be lenient. He ordered the party when to follow Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) as faithful Muslims and he ordered them when to be treacherous as Idolaters. Etc. Continue Reading »

In the name of Allah the Most Beneficent the Most Merciful

After Abu Bakr’s party shammed Islam, it tried tirelessly to influence Rasul Allah’s (s.a.w.a.) teachings; and one of the favored methods was to object rudely in his face. Subjects they objected ranged from worship to morals to the Caliphate, etc.

Although no other Muslim objected to Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) as they knew he only transmits what Allah tells him and does not speak from his own. As the Holy Quran says:

“Nor does he speak out of desire  It is naught but revelation that is revealed [1]”.

Two examples of these rude objections are as follows: Continue Reading »

Abu Bakr’s group had been known by this shame so often, over such a long period of time, in so many places, in front of so many people, in so many repulsive ways, in so many fields that Bakri scholars do not make much attempt to hide it.

These cheeky disobediences range from worship to contracts, and include: adultery, sodomy, drinking alcohol and gambling [1]. Continue Reading »

As Abu Bakr and his supporters were in fact Idolaters who shammed Islam to reach power and wealth, they did not face Islam’s enemies as other Muslims did, and Islam’s enemies did not face them as they faced other Muslims.
This fact becomes clear when we scan the pages of Bakri history books and reach the back cover before we find the name of a single Idolater or Jewish fighter who was killed or injured on a battlefield by a leader of Abu Bakr’s party.
And when we scan the pages of Bakri history books and reach the back cover before we find the name of a single leader of Abu Bakr’s party who was killed or injured by an Idolater or a Jew fighter on a battlefield. Even though these people joined Muslims early on and were present in most of the wars.
Continue Reading »

In The Name Of Allah, The Most Beneficent, The Most Merciful

According to numerous ahaadeeth, Abu Bakr and Umar made several attempts on the life of Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.), including: a futile attempt to throw him off a mountain pass while returning from the battle of Tabook, and another futile attempt to throw him off a mountain pass while returning from the Farewell pilgrimage from Mecca, and a successful attempt to poison him.

After the farewell pilgrimage when Allah (s.w.t.) ordered his messenger to appoint Ameerul Mo’meneen Ali ibn Abi Talib (a.s.) as his Caliph, Rasul Allah (s.a.w.a.) called him to his room and asked that no one enters while they are there, and he spoke to him in private for the whole day and the night after that. It has been narrated: Continue Reading »

Warning (Bakris may die of shock…please read further at your own peril

If anyone researches Islam with an unprejudiced mind then he’ll unearth countless evidence that Abu Bakr, Umar and their followers are not Muslims at all  and are  in fact Idolaters.

We find the answer in the depth of Hadeeth encyclopedias where a number of Ahaadeeth from a number of Ma’soomeen, further supported by history events answer this crucial question[1].

These Ahaadeeth explain how Abu Bakr and Omar were informed by Jewish scholars and Kahanah about the prophet who had recently started his mission in Mecca; foretelling that he will be succeeded by two men from Taym and Oday tribes who will usurp his Caliphate. And — further— showing them descriptions of the new prophet and the future usurpers of his Caliphate from their holy scripts. Continue Reading »

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