Sectarianism (and nationalism) is clouding judgement here and conflating issues.
Leave sectarianism out of the equation and it becomes abundantly clear that:
- You can be against this unjust Zionist and American war and call upon Muslims countries to fight against this unholy alliance in the region and at the same time be against the crimes and corrupted creed of the Iranian regime.
- You can call for the removal of American bases and the use of Muslim countries air spaces to kill innocent Muslims in Palestine and Iran WITHOUT endorsing the crimes of the Iranian Regime and deviant Shia beliefs.
- You can call for Muslims countries to shoot down the Israeli and American missiles headed for the innocent women and children in Iran and still condemn the Iranian regime for their crimes.
- You can expose the Zionist and American plans for the region at the same time as exposing the Iranian regimes bloody record and nationalist agenda. The Iranian regime is using the Shia creed to persue its nationalist agend, not the other way around, sectarianism doesn’t allow you to see this fact. Just like wahabism was used by the Saudis to fight the Uthmani khilafah. And just like the salafi political party Hizb un Noor used sectarianism to fuel its opposition allying with secular and liberal groups and even the military regime against Morsi and the ikhwan. All of these are examples of sectarianism in full display and served only to divide Muslims.
- to be neutral in yet another unholy Zionist attack on a Muslim country is a huge political mistake , goes against clear Quranic and Prophetic injunctions and is chiefly born out of sectarianism and nationalism.
[From a brother’s online discussion]