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Ngozi123:
I don't live in Egypt. I'm just studying their dialect; Cairene to be precise, along with the Levantine one. I'm really bad at transliteration but I've noticed that your vowelising is a bit different from what I've learnt. Do correct me if I'm wrong but does "o" mean thummah and "e" mean fatha? What parts don't you understand?

okay,i thought you study there...i also prefer the Arabic letter than transliteration but i don't have it..."e" is not fatha but "a"...."o"

Ngozi123:
Sah? 'azeem! Sudan u Masr 'arib giddan ashan huwwa mush mafaji'. Dirasati kwais bas sa'ab, shukran ya sahibi.

Btw, Min feen 'alamt il-lugha il-'arabiyya?

LOL...i don't really understand this your aja'miya OOO....ayna teskunin fii misr?

Ngozi123:
Sah? 'azeem! Sudan u Masr 'arib giddan ashan huwwa mush mafaji'. Dirasati kwais bas sa'ab, shukran ya sahibi.

Btw, Min feen 'alamt il-lugha il-'arabiyya?

mo fahimtuki jeyidan ya subya wa ano el han ahta'ju ila mon yuhalimoniy al a'jamiya,ladeyki furso?...ano to'libu atahalamul arrobiya min ihda moda'ris fii Lagus.

Ngozi123:
mush 'ayiz atkallim ism gam'ati bas hiyya fi baritaniyya. Askun fi baritaniyya.
You speak too much fus'hah!

Btw, atkallim fi il-lahga il-misriyya. Or rather, I'm trying to.

jeyyid.azunu bi anoki min Sudan...kayfa diro'satu hunok?

Ngozi123:
a'alamha fi jaami'ati. Btw, you sound very formal- do you speak both fus'hah and a'mmiyyah or just fus'hah?

ayatu ja'mihat?wa min ayno ant?...fushah

Ngozi123:
Ya'ani 'friend of truth', sah?

hajaban!!! Ngozi! Kayfa fahimtil arrobiya?

May almighty Allah preserve the shaykh and other mosha'ik upon khayr

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If we all can stick to the Qur'an and Sunnoh with understanding of the salaf then we won't have problem..

AbuuBilaal:
In Islam the way of correcting leaders is by calling them privately and admonishing them. This can be done by sending religious leaders and other respected peronalities to them to admonish them and counsel them.

This is what Islam preaches, this is the methodology of Islam in dealing with rulers.

The reality is that no one likes his mistakes being mentioned in public, no one likes being admonished and corrected in the presence of multitudes, the same thing applies to rulers, if you advise them privately, in shaa Allah they are more likely to yield. But ranting in the public is a very wrong methodology. Imagine if you are the head of a department and you are being protested against, how would you feel.

Unfortunately, this method of protest that has been inspired by Shaitan to his friends among the disbelievers is the only way many people including many Muslims see as the right way.

In Saudi, for instance, what I said is what is being practiced, many people think the people of the country are stupid or something, but their religious leaders continuously admonish their leaders in private to take care of the masses, so also they admonish the masses to obey their leaders even if they see some faults in them. Nobody is perfect, and anyone who has ever held a post of authority will know how difficult it is.

Lastly, this protest is not free from political influences, the people sponsoring it are only trying to turn the people against their government so as to attract them to their political party. Any wise person will see it.
Though I'm not a politician but the plots and deception of politicians is too obvious to be hidden.

People shouldn't make themselves pawn pieces for political swines.

May Allah increase us in steadfastness upon the sunnah.

jaza'kumu llahu khayran brother