Ibn Nabih

@IbnNabih1

Tweets mainly related to Syria, Jihadism, and various randomness. Started from the bottom and now I'm slightly above it. (re)tweets ≠ endorsements etc.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    3 Sep 2015

    A generous people as Syrians only deserve respect.

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  2. Retweeted
    20 hours ago

    Some thoughts on reopening the Zaitouna Mosque as an educational institution. (Thread)

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  3. Retweeted
    18 hours ago

    Jihadi scholar Abu Qatada al-Filastini stirring up controversy with statement celebrating Erdogan’s victory as a “mercy for the people in Turkey” while saying “the man doesn’t represent me.” AQ leader in Syria Bilal Khuraysat is not amused

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  4. Retweeted
    Jun 25

    Exclusive: Interview with Russian-language Media Activists Muhammad Jazira

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  5. Jun 24

    al-Maqdisi shared English translations of his reaction on the arrests of al-Hunayti, showing his anger against HTS. On the other hand, al-Qa'ida insider Shaybat al-Hukama' praises the arrest saying: "May Allah let us capture al-Baghdadi like our brothers captured al-Hunayti".

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  6. Jun 23

    Image of HTS leader al-Jawlani handing out gifts (toy rifles, of course) at a Eid party for orphaned children.

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  7. Jun 23

    Funny enough, his 228 page book against democratic elections is still available on his official website. I fully believe though he's evolved in his views over the years and no longer believes what he used to preach some decades ago, that's much is clear.

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  8. Jun 23

    I'm old enough to remember when Abu Basir al-Tartusi was one of the most vocal salafi jihadi ideologues against voting in elections, with his texts being translated and shared far and wide. Now he says it's an islamic obligation to vote for Erdogan and AKP

    Sayın Erdoğan ve partisine oy verip desteklemek ahlaki bir görevdir, şer’an ve aklen vaciptir. [Allah emrinde galiptir. Fakat insanların çoğu bunu bilmezler]…
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  9. Jun 23

    Article by al-Qa'ida aligned "Islamic World Agency" quoting prominent AQ-loyalist Bilal Khuraysat who disclosed he met al-Hunayti where he strongly disassociated himself from ISIS. Bilal adds that the feud is organizational & personal between HTS leader al-Jawlani and al-Hunayti.

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  10. Jun 22

    Expectedly, al-Maqdisi reacts strongly to the arrests of his friend al-Hunayti, calling HTS security forces/jurists liars, minor tyrannical rulers (tawaghit), defamers of sharia. He rejects that al-Hunayti was an ISIS leader, saying he was under oppression and against extremism.

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  11. Jun 22

    He was arrested after HTS saw that he was unrepented from his beliefs and suspecting he had a role in the assassinations plaguing Idlib. While arrested he said "I hid thinking the Turkish army came after me and not you". Now he'll be tried in the same courts he helped establish.

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  12. Jun 22

    He relayed his grievances with ISIS using a pseudonym called أخو ناصح الدولة "Advising Brother to The State", which was shared by his friend al-Maqdisi. While not fully distancing from ISIS nor its lax usage of takfir, his texts revolved on general issues of oppression.

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  13. Jun 22

    With ISIS, he became the "head of education in wilayat Raqqah" until its defeat and loss of Raqqah (and other areas). Senior HTS leaders say he became disenfranchised of ISIS due to losing his coveted leadership status, while for him it was due to oppression within ISIS.

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  14. Jun 22

    In Idlib, al-Hunayti established with JN their judicial branch Dar al-Qada', which faced controversy due to dubious verdicts, leading the to tensions with the JN leadership he viewed hindered his "implemention of sharia". He left to ISIS with several JN commanders and leaders.

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  15. Jun 22

    Reminder on al-Hunayti's importance: He entered Syria in 2014 on the behest of senior Salafi Jihadi ideologue (and close friend) al-Maqdisi, to mediate between JN & ISIS during their clashes in Deir az-Zour. After the mediation failed & JN was defeated, he went with JN to Idlib.

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  16. Jun 22

    HTS official confirm that the former senior ISIS jurist Sa'd al-Hunayti has been arrested by HTS security forces at his home near al-Dana city, Idlib. Image show they aren't afraid of going after them (even with him being senior ex-JN) with a firm hand.

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    Jun 22

    HTS scholar Zubayr al Ghazi refers to Maqdisi as sheikh al khawarij

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  18. Jun 20

    Again, suspected ISIS cells in Idlib are openly targeting HTS, this time filming a short video with a senior HTS leaders' bodyguard, where he say he's captured by "the State" and advises HTS to repent to Allah. He was later found dead near Khan Shaykhun city.

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  19. Jun 19

    Prominent al-Qa'ida supporters/members are furious at a HTS news video segment criticizing the updated US designation of HTS, since HTS explicitly say Tandhim Hurras al-Din is AQ in Syria, and not them. AQ profiles view this as basically saying: "Don't attack us, go after them!"

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  20. Retweeted
    Jun 19

    Rebel-held northern Syria is slowly turning into southern Turkey, run by a Turkish official and with bilingual street signs and Turkish taught in schools, reports . Some locals shrug it off, having never been fully convinced by this "borders" idea.

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  21. Retweeted
    Jun 18

    What about the 'lost' tribe of Thamud? The Quran presents them as the successors of Ad. Contextually, they are equated with the ʾaṣḥāb al-Ḥiǧr (Q15:80) ‘dwellers of Al-Hijr’, the Nabataean site of al-Ḥegr/Ḥegrā ~250 mi NW of Medina. Can we find Thamud in the epigraphy?

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