I am sure many on the site would vouch for me. But on the Fatwa issue, it is an in general statement of course.
I surely will you taught me tons.
I am sure many on the site would vouch for me. But on the Fatwa issue, it is an in general statement of course.
I am sure many on the site would vouch for me. But on the Fatwa issue, it is an in general statement of course.
I meant no disrespect dost, I just thought it was a big assertion! I will take your word for it that you are well informed in the faith. May I ask, are you Sunni?
Haha, you could say that. Type into your search bar "Islamic Fiqh discussion" that is and was my major thread on the site and the thread for questions on Islam.
Ah okay, I shall do so many thanks. I am shi'i, so if sometime you wish to discuss I am happy to.
I assume you are Twelver, since you are Iranian?
Yes, this is correct. We are only independent Islamic nation with shi'e majority along with Iraq. North Azerbaijan are most irreligion, but culturally also shi'i.
You are student of Sunni and Shi'e (and Ibadi, Sufi?) or just Sunni?
Apparently the son of the last Lakhmid King (Prince Al-Mundhir) attempted to revive the Kingdom during the OTL Ridda Wars and occupied Bahrain for roughly a year in 633. Without the rise of Islam and the last vestiges of Sassanid power nonetheless slipping, could we see the previously conquered Nestorian Arab Kingdom make a comeback?
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nu'man_III_ibn_al-Mundhir
Of course, if the Sassanids aren't replaced by a new dynasty within the century. Which seems rather slim given that extremely costly war. But yes, I should see if there's more information.Huh, I'd never heard of that. If you do go down that road, it will be interesting to see if you can find additional information on this son.
Bahrain at the time had a Nestorian population, by all accounts, but there were also significant pagan elements and the region definitely was under Sassanian control. (Which is probably why he was defeated so quickly)
However, the Sassanians, not long after the destruction of the Banu Lakhm began to suffer raids into their territory from other tribes. While it would be many years still before the Islamic invasion, these early raids foreshadowed how dangerous the lack of a strong buffer state was. A clever Sassanian ruler might find a new Arab buffer... perhaps that could be a start?
Yes, this is correct. We are only independent Islamic nation with shi'e majority along with Iraq. North Azerbaijan are most irreligion, but culturally also shi'i.
You are student of Sunni and Shi'e (and Ibadi, Sufi?) or just Sunni?