2 Syrian Children Dead in Zahle Roof Collapse
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
Two Syrian children were killed and their father injured in a roof collapse in the eastern Bekaa Valley, the state-run National News Agency reported on Wednesday.
NNA said Jacqueline Riyad Mahmoudo, 6, and her three-year-old sister Lava died when part of the roof of their house collapsed in Hezzerta that lies near the city of Zahle.
Their father was lightly injured in the roof collapse of the two-story house, it said.
Many Syrians in Lebanon live in appalling conditions, finding shelter in slums, tents, tin shacks and old houses.
A residential building, whose owner had violated construction regulations in the northern city of Tripoli, was evacuated on Friday over fears it would collapse.
NNA said the building, which is located in Abi Samra district, was evacuated after cracks began appearing in its walls and foundations.
Tripoli municipality had on several occasions warned the owner that the seven-story building cannot sustain an addition of two more stories but he went head with the construction.
Several buildings have collapsed in different parts of Lebanon in the past few years, the worst of which was in January 2012 when a six-story residential building came crushing down in Beirut's Ashrafiyeh district, leaving scores of casualties.
18 December 2013, 12:58
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hezbollah killed them, we all know they love the blood of syrian babies.
18 December 2013, 13:17
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actually they do love sunni/sufyani/bani umaya/yazidi blood, and u should know it if u read about iranian shia eschatology.
I can give u some good sources if u want...
18 December 2013, 16:11
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you did not mention a single book. you said "shia's book say" and followed that with the most putrid propaganda.
18 December 2013, 16:12
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also, i was talking to cedre, unless you're the same person using multiple screen names, kindly dont answer in his place. i'm not going to bother or waste my time with the fanatical extremist you seem to be.
18 December 2013, 16:46
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shias belevie that there imams have a higher status than the prophets, they beleive that the quran is missing thousands of verses because the companions corrupted it. its all in your books so i dont know why you keep denying just say you follow blindly or actually read what you beleive
18 December 2013, 17:15
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religious people believe all sorts of stuff, such as invisible beings in the sky, people walking on a water, splitting the seas, throwing lighting down on earth and whatnot. so what? i dont care if you think your truth is truer than their's, believe what you like and let others believe what they like.
18 December 2013, 14:34
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Shia's Imam Mahdi is their 12th Imam. Shia claim that Imam Mahdi is Mohammad bin Hasan Al-Askari who disappeared as a young boy at the age of 5 and went into hiding (or state of occultation) and has been hiding for 10 centuries. Some Shia say he is hiding in a tunnel. The Shia are awaiting for him to emerge from his state of occultation in the End Times. By the way, there is no proof, even in Shia's books, that his father, Hasan Al-Askari, had a son, named Mohammad.
According to Shia's books, the Shia's Imam Mahdi will be someone who rules based on the Laws of David. He will rely on scriptures, other than the Quran. So, Shia's Mahdi fits the characteristics of the Dajjal/False Masiach.
Shia's Imam Mahdi is not a normal human being since they are claiming that he has been alive for 1200 years. Sunnis reject this because there is no Hadith that says the Mahdi will not be a normal human being. In contrast, Shia's Imam Mahdi resembles the Dajjal (Anti-Christ) in many ways.
18 December 2013, 14:35
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All this evidence leads us to believe that the evil founders of Shiism, mostly Jews who pretended to convert to Islam outwardly while remaining Jews in their hearts, have purposefully portrayed, in their books, Imam Mahdi as someone similar in many ways to the last False Mashiach (Messiah) of the Children of Israel, son of David, in order to:
(a) motivate the Shia to reject the real Mahdi when he appears because he is a Sunni Muslim and does not fit into their expectations, and
(b) deceive the Shia into following the False Messiah of the Children of Israel, thinking that he is the Mahdi.
Shia's Imam Mahdi is a fictitious, imaginary character. He never existed as a child. He does not exist now, contrary to what they believe. Therefore, most likely, there will never be any person appearing in the future who will fulfill all the characteristics and signs of Shia's Imam Mahdi.
18 December 2013, 15:37
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lol man take it easy on the captagon, that propaganda smell heavily of salafi rot.
18 December 2013, 14:36
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فإذا قام قائم عرضوا كل ناصب عليه فإن أقر بالإسلام وهي الولاية وإلا ضربت عنقه أو أقر بالجزية فأداها كما يؤدي أهل الذمة
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