New Muslim Brothrhood

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New Muslim Brothrhood; Group
Topic Started: Jan 6 2013, 03:00 AM (2,128 Views)
Caliphate of Misr	Oct 26 2013, 03:42 AM Post #51
Caliph Suleman ibn Tariq Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #766 Joined: April 21, 2013	As Ibrahim al-Hallaj entered the room, Ilyas quickly saw him and greeted him. Salik and the Caliphate had borders together and thus had to have good relations as well. The topic moved to the status of the new exiles, who had got their eyes on Sinai. "The thing that matters to the Caliph at-least, is not about their Religion, which as Mr. al-Hallaj has said is Coptic Christianity, but their intentions of claiming this land, and their relations and peace with other nations in the area. I generally agree with the Saliki (I am confused too, is it Saliki or what?), the Caliphate does not have a problem with their Christian base, but how they have been claiming land without any foreign any form of acknowledgement or approval by the foreigon nations. If anyone has any claim on Sinai, it should be Salik, considering their recent raids into the area and their opposition of the terrorists. As for what Mr. Dharwi here has stated, about the possibility of Religious Persecution, the Caliph is also strictly against the killing of innocent lives, merely on the basis of faith alone. This act in all religions including Islam and Christianity is banned and is a sin. And so if any attack or any type of violence is done on this single basis, the Caliphate is ready to defend the citizens of any faith, whether Muslim or not. But up until now, no factual evidence has been found supporting this idea."



BenC	Oct 26 2013, 06:16 AM Post #52
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Ilyas stated that the Caliphate would proect any faith and defend their lifes Ashlifa respond "As will the Republic we must protect the lifes of all faiths who belief Allah no matter what their beliefs and until their evidences of such crimes commited againts either the Christains or Muslims the Republic will not interven. We wish only to seek peaceful end to the exiles claiming land without the asking the local populationand informing the foreign powers. We have done this before with our country Ilyas when you expand before the summit that was held in Cairo approving it so." Haashim spoke for the first time since greeting Imam Dharwi "It seems that their is three out of the four founding members here should we wait for the Allied States of Arv or began the summit?" OOC: we should about two days then one of us should PM him about the meeting



Whal	Oct 27 2013, 07:33 PM Post #53
"Life is too short to be wasted on bad scotch" Posts: 848 Group: Members Member #751 Joined: January 24, 2013	OOC: Yea, I don't mind waiting a little. I have enough posts to keep me busy :P IC: Dharwi smiled before answering Haashim. In truth, he had very little official work to do back home, and spending some time to converse with his associates was an unparalleled delight. "Yes, it appears we are one man short", Dharwi stated genially, in reference to the Arvian delegate. "I see no rush to start the ceremonies until we are all present. So, gentlemen, have you heard the news surrounding the former Colognian Pope, John David? It appears as though the Genesisians will follow through with their plans of executing him."



meh	Oct 28 2013, 06:52 PM Post #54
1st Lieutenant Posts: 618 Group: Members Member #695 Joined: August 17, 2011	OOC: I went ahead and sent him a message. IC: al-Hallaj spoke up after Minister Dharwi. "It appears that the Genesians have completed their ritual purge of this so called "antipope." I can only hope the faiths of the world will unify in their condemnation of this. If anything, let this be a lesson to us. Let us never fight amongst ourselves, like the Christians are so inclined to do. Despite our differences, we must remain unified and peaceful, else we degrade to barbarity and evil. I would be supportive of a general condemnation of the Genesian Church from our Brotherhood."



BenC	Oct 28 2013, 07:07 PM Post #55
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Ashlifa responded "Yes let us take this event as a lesson that we must not fight among each over problems that can be solved by talkinf it out. For the Genesian Catholic Church the sultan has banned any all offensive images of the burning of the so called "antipope" and I also support a general Genesian Church from our brotherhood" Haashim nodded in agreement.



Caliphate of Misr	Oct 29 2013, 05:29 AM Post #56
Caliph Suleman ibn Tariq Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #766 Joined: April 21, 2013	"As the Caliphate is a new nation in the region, and recently only having much knowledge of things happening in and around the area, we are not much aware of this 'anti-pope." The Minister had begun to speak, "But as we have heard, this man seems to be a bad man, accused of many blasphemous acts that we dare not mention. Thus the Caliphate and I like others here, condemn this man and his act. I ask Allah to keep the Muslims united under faith, and not be disunited amongst themselves under the banner of pride. Ameen."



BenC	Oct 30 2013, 05:17 AM Post #57
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	"Yes Suleman was must not allow such issues divid our united among our brotherhood and inshallah we will have are relations increased to carry out Propht Muhammad's (P.B.U.H.) goal of keeping the followers of Islam together. While we do codmned the Genessian Catholic Church for killing the John David in such a brute way instead of beheading or my humane of execution. We will codemn John David for his acts only because he was not of his free will. The Sultan also wishes to ask your opinion on the subject of a Chirstian state which the Al-Hallaj has asked early but on the matter of if they shall attempt to attack the Caliphate or Republic of Salik? We should have some sort of defense plan to preserve the peace." Ashlifa asked the other leaders



Whal	Oct 30 2013, 01:39 PM Post #58
"Life is too short to be wasted on bad scotch" Posts: 848 Group: Members Member #751 Joined: January 24, 2013	OOC; Ben, is the "Christian state" you speak of Greater Mosul's nation? I wasn't sure IC: Dharwi sat quietly as his associates discussed John David. In truth, Dharwi cared little for the matter outside of the fact that the international community's lack of cohesiveness against the church's barbarity might effect his region. What would happen should the Genesisians invade the Middle East? When his associates returned to the conversation about the Sharooqis, Dharwi again sat back and listened. However, when his associates discussed a defensive response through the Brotherhood, he would have to speak up. The Emirate was willing to "tolerate" their neighbors on religious matters, but it would not adhere to a faith-based military pact. "Truthfully, I do not believe the Coptic's to be a serious threat to either the Caliphate's or Republic's security", He stated calmly. "Regardless, your governments are doing the right thing by acting skeptically. These Coptic's are not our brothers in faith and should be observed, but I must disagree in the organization of a defensive pact from within the Brotherhood. Should you choose this option, which I must say I'm against, it should be done from a secular standpoint through our governments." Edited by Whal, Oct 30 2013, 01:42 PM.



meh	Oct 30 2013, 03:19 PM Post #59
1st Lieutenant Posts: 618 Group: Members Member #695 Joined: August 17, 2011	Ibrahim al-Hallaj pondered the comments made by his fellow brethren. He knew the situation Salik was in, and a poor conclusion to the exile dilemma could push the Republic out of the intentional arena. "We must be careful in any response to the exiles. Any form of spiritual alliance against the Coptics will be perceived as a type of Crusade against the Christians. If any military pact is formed, it must be done within a secular level, to avoid impressions of religious aggression. We must not fall to the level of the Genesians. My President, and the spiritual leader of the Sufis, is currently planning a regional conference on such an alliance, which will be announced soon. Existentially, the exiles pose no threat to the cohesiveness of the Republic of Salik. However, their aggression in the region and in talks with our representatives is highly disturbing. We wish to avoid conflict, but Salik is prepared to protect its interest at all costs. If their aggression transcends into support for terror groups, my nation is within every right to respond and protect our people." Edited by meh, Oct 30 2013, 06:41 PM.



Caliphate of Misr	Oct 31 2013, 05:29 AM Post #60
Caliph Suleman ibn Tariq Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #766 Joined: April 21, 2013	"The Sharooqi exiles, have made quite an appearance. In simple days, they have claimed land on Sinai and have entered the Regional Stage with many nations focusing their eyes on them. This new face brings a lot of new possibilities as well. However, their recent actions and events, has shown a degree of aggressiveness. A sudden attack may or may not have a high affect, but it is an agreed statement that a defensive pact should be made in self-defense. But I do agree with my fellow ministers, that a pact made on faith alone against the exiles would be a disastrous move. A religious alliance will bring other Christian states to this picture, which may bring an all out war of beliefs. Also due to the number of Coptic Christians under the Church of Alexandria in the Caliphate, as well as the Christians in Jerusalem in Salik, may as well bring an internal problem, causing many rebellions in those cities. Thus I agree with others that this should be maintained at a Secular level, and any signs of spiritual reasons should not be shown."



BenC	Oct 31 2013, 05:26 PM Post #61
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Ashlifa responded "I think you misinterpeted what mean when I spoke about a defensive pact brothers I didn't mean one of religious based but one of governmental based. In these defensive pact and negoiate for His Majesty doesn't want to start a religous based conflict but to prevent a conflict from turning from a small battle to one of great proporations. This pact will not be one of war but of diplomacy which will be signed between our governments plus the Arvians and the Coptic State to show a sign of united between oiur religions to the A.I.M. and Eretz-Zion. In such a pact we would put negiations instead of war to prevent our enemies from using such chaos to pust the exiles out of the Sinai. His Majesty only wants a peace that he has worked so hard for by destorying the terrorist and establishing a place where the Middle Eastern Countries can talk their differences out." Haashim then continued "If such a pact is signed then the two seperate religious cultures can learn so much from their equals in the region and we could enter a new era of peace between our two religions. This era could fully stablize the region and gain the peace wanted by all people both Musilm and Coptic of their respectable countries."



Allied States of Arv (ASA)	Nov 4 2013, 08:15 PM Post #62
Consortiums Ministrater Posts: 143 Group: Members Member #733 Joined: August 15, 2012	OOC: I am here, I'll try and post in the next day.



Willoshire	Nov 5 2013, 06:36 AM Post #63
Recruit Posts: 5 Group: Members Member #790 Joined: October 24, 2013	OOC:I would like to join the Muslim Brotherhood. IN:King Muaaz the Just would like to register The Greater Islamic Kingdom of Willoshire as a member of the Muslim Brotherhood and accepts all the rules and compulsory attributes of the Muslim Brotherhood. He looks forward in meeting all of the nation's leaders in the Muslim Brotherhood. Signed, King Muaaz the Just Edited by Willoshire, Nov 5 2013, 06:43 AM.



meh	Nov 5 2013, 01:11 PM Post #64
1st Lieutenant Posts: 618 Group: Members Member #695 Joined: August 17, 2011	OOC: Have you messaged NRE for a spot on the map yet? IC: Ibrahim al-Hallaj, Spiritual Minister of the Republic of Salik would like to endorse the Greater Islamic Kingdom of Willoshire and their proposition for inclusion into the Muslim Brotherhood. Edited by meh, Nov 5 2013, 01:12 PM.



BenC	Nov 5 2013, 06:22 PM Post #65
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Ashlifa and Haashim Kutnute support the Greater Islamic kingdom of Willoshire request to join as a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.



Whal	Nov 5 2013, 07:31 PM Post #66
"Life is too short to be wasted on bad scotch" Posts: 848 Group: Members Member #751 Joined: January 24, 2013	OOC: You might have to wait for the next conference, Willo. Unless, anyone here is fine with adding him now? IC: The Emirate of Al Whaladya has no issue with the inclusion of the Greater Islamic Kingdom of Willoshire into the Muslim Brotherhood, and would be honored to grant it our endorsement. -Mahmoud Dharwi, Minister of Spirituality



Caliphate of Misr	Nov 6 2013, 09:55 AM Post #67
Caliph Suleman ibn Tariq Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #766 Joined: April 21, 2013	Having more member states into the Brotherhood, will dramatically strengthen it and make it stronger. Thus, the Caliphate accepts having The Greater Islamic Kingdom of Willoshire into the Muslim Brotherhood, and hopes that this will make for better relations between the kingdom and the other members.



Allied States of Arv (ASA)	Nov 9 2013, 06:58 PM Post #68
Consortiums Ministrater Posts: 143 Group: Members Member #733 Joined: August 15, 2012	The Arvarian States sees no reason to exclude The Greater Islamic Kingdom from the Brotherhood.



BenC	Jul 22 2014, 04:46 PM Post #69
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	Official Communication The United Sultanate of the United Libyan Arab Republic wishes to call to order the Third Medina Conference to allow the United Allajadinian Emirate to the Muslim Brotherhood and to add an amendment of the charter to allow the organization to have a more structure to it. We invite the all of the Muslim Brotherhood members and delegations to come to Medina, United Libyan Arab Republic to hold the conference. From, Imam Ashlifa Kutnute Minister of the Religious Affairs United Libyan Arab Republic The message was sent to all Muslim nations to attend the third conference of the organization in a few days to help the organization grow in membership.



meh	Jul 23 2014, 05:05 AM Post #70
1st Lieutenant Posts: 618 Group: Members Member #695 Joined: August 17, 2011	Ibrahim al-Hallaj, spiritual leader of the Republic of Salik and head of the Ma'arifah Brotherhood arrived in Medina. The meeting was sure to be an interesting one, given the recent tensions over the Yoloys crisis.



Gaedic Republic	Jul 23 2014, 06:43 AM Post #71
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	The New Muslim Brotherhood has been designated as a Level B Terroristic Organization. This is primarily due to the group harboring terrorist linked individuals and funding terrorist sects.



Gaedic Republic	Jul 23 2014, 06:47 AM Post #72
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Allied States of Arv (ASA) Jan 6 2013, 03:00 AM Charter of the Muslim Brotherhood Preamble: The Muslim Brotherhood is dedicated to protecting, preserving, and spreading the holy religion of Islam. Its constitution is the Holy Quaran and its model is the example of the Prophet Mohammed. Article I: Every member nation must have Islam as its official religion. Article II: No member nation shall enter into war with another member nation. Article III: No member nation shall ally with a nation that is at war with another member nation. Article IV: If a member nation is involved in a conflict with one or more other non-member nations, and the MB member nation was not the first to initiate force or was acting in response to a major valid casus belli(1), the MB shall protect the MB member nation through military means. Article V: No member nation shall levy tariffs on trade coming from other member nations exceeding 10%. Article VI: A nation not in attendance at the First Madina Conference may join the MB upon the approval of 50%+1 of MB nations. Article VII: Any nation that breaks the terms of this charter will be expelled from the MB. 1. A major valid casus belli will be defined as any of the following: Genocide, Mass Murder, Slavery, Violation of Territorial Sovereignty, Illegal Seizure of Commercial or Government Assets, Assassination, Military Blockade, Harboring Hostile Terrorist factions Headquarters The Muslim Brotherhood Headquarters are located in ???. OOC:I was wondering If anyone else was interested in starting this up again? PS; I'm more then willing to have the headquarters not in my country, well just have a vote once 3 or more people have joined. IC: The ASA would like to invite it's Muslim brothers to join them in Dhakhara in a weeks time for a meeting to bring back the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood is designated as a Class A Terrorist Group. Any known individuals and members with affiliation to this organization shall be met with harsh retaliation. GCU has designated the brotherhood as terroristic due to it's harboring of terrorism and funding terroristic activities.



Gaedic Republic	Jul 23 2014, 06:50 AM Post #73
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Ben Chevalier Jan 8 2013, 04:07 PM United Libyan Arab Republic will like to join The Muslim Brotherhood GCU has strongly condemned this action ULAR. Strong criticism has been received by Gaedic officials.



Gaedic Republic	Jul 23 2014, 06:51 AM Post #74
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	Khilafate Sulemania Oct 26 2013, 03:42 AM As Ibrahim al-Hallaj entered the room, Ilyas quickly saw him and greeted him. Salik and the Caliphate had borders together and thus had to have good relations as well. The topic moved to the status of the new exiles, who had got their eyes on Sinai. "The thing that matters to the Caliph at-least, is not about their Religion, which as Mr. al-Hallaj has said is Coptic Christianity, but their intentions of claiming this land, and their relations and peace with other nations in the area. I generally agree with the Saliki (I am confused too, is it Saliki or what?), the Caliphate does not have a problem with their Christian base, but how they have been claiming land without any foreign any form of acknowledgement or approval by the foreigon nations. If anyone has any claim on Sinai, it should be Salik, considering their recent raids into the area and their opposition of the terrorists. As for what Mr. Dharwi here has stated, about the possibility of Religious Persecution, the Caliph is also strictly against the killing of innocent lives, merely on the basis of faith alone. This act in all religions including Islam and Christianity is banned and is a sin. And so if any attack or any type of violence is done on this single basis, the Caliphate is ready to defend the citizens of any faith, whether Muslim or not. But up until now, no factual evidence has been found supporting this idea." Well the Gaedic Caliphate was looking for a chance at the Sinai, but will accepting to let over that opportunity.



BenC	Jul 23 2014, 08:18 AM Post #75
Member Posts: 659 Group: Members Member #738 Joined: September 25, 2012	OCC: GCU the New Muslim Brotherhood on the forum isn't like the real life organization of the same name. Its an organization which provides a united front for muslim nations on the NSWR forum to come together to protect and promote the ways of Islam along with providing a united voice for must of the Muslim Nations on the forum. If you have any questions about the organization you can pm Whal, meh, or me for answers


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