Discussion on Sacred Lands and Nationalism

Nationalism, when it becomes a matter of

their battles, for example, with the group starting with H.

Muslim countries.

The land of the Companions. They're bombing Mecca.

They bombed God's House. Patriot batteries next to the Haram.

Look, they're hostile to us. They bombed Abqaiq.

Abqaiq is faaar away. Move the point. Abqaiq is far from

Jennifer Lopez. Abqaiq is very far away. Look, they bombed

the holy land. “My Lord, make this land

safe.” They quote you the verse, right?

What land is safe? You tell him, “Is Saudi Arabia all a safe

and holy land?” He tells you, “Yes, the land of the Two Holy Mosques, the land of the descendants of the Companions.”

Saudi Onana. No, it's far away.

Mecca is faaaar away, brother, from—

Mecca, Medina, and the Prophet's grave are far from Onana.

As if the lounge in Mecca and Medina doesn't have this sort of

fooling around

and insinuation.

It doesn't happen here. Brother, it's far away. No, look, it is

the land of the Two Holy Mosques, not all of it is the land of the Two Holy Mosques.

The land of the Two Holy Mosques is Mecca and Medina. Riyadh is not the land of the Two Holy

Mosques.

Ali, send us the drone. Look, they're bombing

The holy land. The land of the Companions' descendants.

The land of the Two Holy Mosques.

O Messenger of God, what did they do after you? O Messenger

of God, they showed us no mercy.

They stir up religious sentiments in them

and make you sanctify something that isn't sacred.

And when parties come around, huh? They say, “It’s far, Sheikh,

it’s forbidden.” I mean, brother, did you know that Sharm El Sheikh is closer to

Mecca than

Riyadh?

Don't you understand, my brother in faith? See, this is one of the contradictions of nationalism.

Come on, pin him down with an argument. Tell him, then Riyadh isn't sacred.

So when demonstrations come and all that, why do you call it the land of the Two Holy Mosques?

Why do you call it Mecca the Honored?

Okay, if there is bombing of a military base in Taif, does it fall within the land of the Two

Holy Mosques? Or what if it's in Khamis Mushait? What if it's in Al-Baqi'?

Well, is it countr— Lord, make this— was it included in Abraham's supplication, peace be upon him,

only within Saudi borders? So when Sykes

and Picot drew the borders of Jordan and Iraq, and the borders were divided afterward through

certain agreements, Abraham's supplication reached

Saudi Arabia's borders and stopped.

What are the limits of your preaching? What are your sacred boundaries?

You cater to your mother's whims. You sanctify her whenever you want, whenever you want.

Then we tell you, we agree with you that these lands, we do not

want them, because the Messenger of God, peace be upon him, singled out the Arabian Peninsula for these

matters, and Saudi Arabia today is under— I mean, the largest

country that makes up roughly ninety percent of the Arabian Peninsula,

and it has its own characteristics and matters. You don't want it.

When you see the jinn has sent you defeated, whistling,

humiliated, and possessed, or whatever.

Understand? You start praying and asking forgiveness.

Look, they bombed us. We are descendants of the Messenger of God.

The missiles are passing beside Medina.

Medina the Illuminated. You son of a dog.

And the immoral prostitutes you bring are rolling around in half

their clothes. Where are they now?

Is there no sanctity, modesty, or respect? Don't you know that the place is sacred and inviolable,

and that it is forbidden, not permissible.