Extremist Salafis in Kuwait Attacked Shiekh Hassan Shehata's Memorial

[iranigirl2]

Extremist Salafis backed by police forces in Kuwait assaulted Shiite mosque of Ashor when local people were commemorating martyrdom of top Egyptian cleric, Shiekh Hassan Shehataa.












Image / Extremist Salafis in Kuwait Attacked Shiekh Hassan Shehata's Memorial Program

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

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[Yzd Khalifa]

Why would a Kuwaiti politician open his own Hussainia to have a memorial service for an indecent human being like Shehata? I'm glad that we don't have the so-called Hussainias in KSA.
@JUBA @Mosamania @Arabian Legend @al-Hasani @Aeronaut @BLACKEAGLE @Pakistanisage @A.Rafay
@Zarvan

 

[A.Rafay]

There shouldn't be shiite mosques in the first place!

 

[Serpentine]

There shouldn't be shiite mosques in the first place!

Is this a fatwa or what?
There should only be mosques, neither Sunni nor Shiite.

 

[Devil Soul]

Fistfight Erupts At ‘Shahata’ Memorial
KUWAIT CITY, July 3: A number of former MPs and political activists had a heated argument, which led to a fistfight, during the memorial ceremony organized Wednesday by Huseiniyat Ahmad Ashour in Bneid Al-Gar in honor of martyr Hassan Shahata and his companions who died in Syria. Several private forces and officers from the Capital Security Directorate were dispatched to the area to intervene between the feuding parties. Eyewitnesses quoted former MP Saleh Ashour as saying that Kuwait is a civil state where freedom of religions and the performance of rituals are guaranteed, indicating Shahata was not a terrorist and he protected his faith in a peaceful way.


Meanwhile, parliamentary election candidates Ahmad Muteeh, Abdullah Al-Tureiji, Al-Saifi Mubarak Al-Saifi and Mubarak Al-Wa’laan said only the leadership can end the conflict instigated by the crisis-provokers who marred the event. Activist Dr Abdullatif Al-Senan added the Kuwaiti voters are totally against attempts to instigate sectarian conflicts to serve political and parliamentary interests, indicating that thousands of Sunnis and Shiites were killed in Syria and a memorial service was held in this country only after opening the door for elections. Furthermore, the persons in charge of the Huseiniyat lodged a complaint at Dasma Police Station, while Attorney Dewaim Al-Muwaizri filed a case at the Public Prosecution against Ashour and others who were involved in the fray. He stressed the need to interrogate the accused and hold them responsible for their acts during the memorial ceremony.




By Jaber Al-Humoud and
Abdullah Sahoud
Al-Seyassah Staff

By: Jaber Al-Humoud and Abdullah Sahoud
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[Yzd Khalifa]

There shouldn't be shiite mosques in the first place!

Shehata was extremely vulgar, discrediting historic reiligious figures isn't the nicest thing someone could come up with, let alone discrediting the Companions and the prophet's wife by cursing them.

 

[JonAsad]

Bad incident should not happen- and Sunni and Shia should learn to live together-

 

[Kompromat]

@A.Rafay Freedom of religion maybe?

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

@A.Rafay Freedom of religion maybe?

No, if Hussainias are going to give you and us a hard time, then no, thank you. Just YouTube yourself and you will understand the point @A.Rafay was trying to get at.

 

[snakeeagle]

they deserve it because they abuse the companianes of holy prophet AHMAD a.s and dishonour our umahat ul muminen i thier speachs

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

I guess @A.Rafay was suggesting that Hussainias are no good, not Masjid.

 

[Devil Soul]

Police did a great job in separating the feuding parties

 

[iranigirl2]

The Shias of Kuwait which make up 30 to 40% of the population have many mosques and hussienyas. Salafi thugs can not do anything about it!