MORT DU CHEIKH IBN JIBRINE

Essalamou alaikouom

Assalam;

Ainsi disparait dans le désonheur et le dédain, l'un des suppôts du sionisme, il fera bientôt la paire avec Sharon, son alter ego, qu'il s'est choisi dans ce monde, lorsqu'il a émis sa fetwa pour interdire aux hérétiques wahabys, de s'associer aux musulmans qui priaient Allah, de donner la victoire à son Hizb Allah.

Ibn Jibrin, fut un hérétique, il mourra comme Pharaon, honni.

ithviriw a écrit:

Assalam;

Ainsi disparait dans le désonheur et le dédain, l'un des suppôts du sionisme, il fera bientôt la paire avec Sharon, son alter ego, qu'il s'est choisi dans ce monde, lorsqu'il a émis sa fetwa pour interdire aux hérétiques wahabys, de s'associer aux musulmans qui priaient Allah, de donner la victoire à son Hizb Allah.

Ibn Jibrin, fut un hérétique, il mourra comme Pharaon, honni.

Je crois que le seul qui aura l'honneur de faire la paire avec Sharon, et le trio avec Ibnou Saba ce sera Khomayni el Hindi

Iran council questions reliability of trial confessions
Sat, 01 Aug 2009 18:24:17 GMT

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=102223&sectionid=351020101


Hojjatoleslam Abtahi told a revolutionary court in Tehran that the powerful trio had sworn to protect each other in the aftermath of the June presidential election.
After a mass trial session against detained Iranian opposition figures and protesters, influential cleric and official Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani questions the legitimacy of confessions made in the courtroom.

The first court session for opposition activists and protesters convened in Tehran on Saturday to determine the fate of those charged with acting against national security and conspiring with foreign powers to stage a "Velvet Revolution".

A leading Reformist, Mohammad-Ali Abtahi, who served as a deputy under former president Mohammad Khatami, accused the influential figure of having taken an "oath" with opposition leaders.

Abtahi, who has been in custody since June 16, also charged that Ayatollah Rafsanjani sought to avenge his 2005 presidential defeat to the incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the 2009 election.

Ayatollah Rafsanjani, who heads both the top political arbitration body called the Expediency Council as well as the Assembly of Experts -- the top clerical body which appoints the Leader of the Islamic Revolution --, was quick to deny the charges.

In a statement issued by the Expediency Council on Saturday, the two-time former president rejected Abtahi's claims as a "lie".

Rafsanjani having "taken an oath with Mr. Khatami and Mousavi to protect each other is a sheer lie," the statement said, the Iranian Labor News Agency (ILNA) reported.

Rafsanjani "did not endorse any presidential candidates and has not had any part in the post-election unrest," it added.

The cleric, who has been under fire from the ruling elite, moved to question the reliability of the confessions.

"It is unclear that under which conditions and considerations these confessions have been made," the statement added.

MD/AA

NB: Cela rappelle malheureusement les COALISES qui ont JURE à MEcqua de prendre le Pouvoir, sitôt Rassoulou Allah, aswaws, mis en terre...
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