Zawaya

Libya will calm down with the outbreak of a second war. Then, the cowards who carry weapons in the streets, and shoot bullets in the air, will hide.

As far as I know, they are in the Hellfire, because that’s suicide, suicide, suicide. Don’t tell me it’s for the sake of the homeland or due to injustice. So now anyone subjected to injustice should just set himself ablaze? How were things in the era of the Prophet, peace and prayers be upon him? How were they? Stop the nonsense, that’s mere suicide.

Libya is destroyed by self-proclaimed rebels, who are in fact far from being free. The devil is controlling them, and they are wreaking havoc in Tripoli and everywhere. Glory be to Allah. The Transitional Council and its government are distracted, and they are enjoying comfort in the most luxurious hotels, along with their entourage, the mercenaries. We also got more luxurious mercenaries; may Allah protect us from the evil of those opportunists. All we got from them so far is promises, lies, corruption in the country, and murder; while they are enjoying wealth. Allah is sufficient, and He is the best Protector against all thieves… For your information, I have been against Kadhafi for years, just so that no one says that I sound like one of his supporters. I am a free Libyan woman, and I hate everyone in charge of the country right now, because none of them has clear plans, especially those who had been living abroad. They only remembered Libya now, and they came back. May Allah take care of you, Libya.

The Libyan government can pacify the country if the governors satisfy the following conditions: 1 – Fear Allah in the way they govern the country by obeying the orders of Allah and His Messenger. 2 – Respond to the demands of the Libyan people, and hire the graduates of the last 15 years. 3 – Rebuild the country, and restore safety and security as soon as possible, so that people can enjoy stability without fearing the future due to the ongoing clashes in the country.

The only solution now is to change the government, that’s all.

Self-immolation can be considered a “Bouazizi” trend, or probably a new revolutionary philosophy spreading in the Arab world. This trend is mainly due to the fact the Arabs in general, and Maghreb people in particular, consider that life is worthless of living, in light of conditions that threaten humans in the brightest manifestation of their existence, i.e. their bodies. People want to find a reason to die, in order to eliminate their bodies from their countries. When death doesn’t come, they accelerate it by setting themselves ablaze, as an expression of their categorical rejection of reality. The latter is a fire devouring the lives of young people, who can’t but let this fire turn from a symbolic framework into sparks devouring their bodies to rid them of their chains. The value of life drops below zero, and that’s really painful. By providing work, can young people stop from embracing the Bouazizi trend? By providing housing, marriage and education, can the image of life change and become less bleak? I don’t think so, as the matter is inherent, and existential… It’s related to the initial understanding of life. The Arab mind is surrounded by inherited pain… It’s robbed… violated… and risks falsification at any moment… Even democracy will not be salvation… What we really need is declare a real revolution on the structure of the Arab mind to re-draft it anew away, and according to other data and different conditions…

Peace. The governments should do the following: 1) Hold accountable those who plunder public money, then link responsibility with accountability. 2) Ensure the supremacy of the law. 3) Guarantee justice for the oppressed. 4) Change the law of public administration, and make it in favor of citizens and the homeland. 5) Change the labor law to guarantee the rights and obligations of all parties without prejudice. Investors invest their money, and workers invest their time, physical strength and knowledge, i.e. their production. The labor law should also ensure the continuing training of workers, and change the promotion system left by colonialism, 5, 10, 15, and 20%, as well as family allowances and compensation for children and for job loss. 6) The law should allow everyone to meet top officials such as ministers, workers and others. If these officials refuse to receive citizens, they should be tried. 7) The State should engage in dialogue with jobless people, and give them real, specific promises in time and space. These promises should be written, and oral instructions should be abolished. Instructions should be written and public, unless they pertain to state secrets. 8) The judiciary should be effective, fast, and good; and that requires an increase in human resources, especially judges. 9) Security bodies should be in the service of everyone, and at the disposal of citizens. 10) Everyone should know their rights and duties. That’s the solution. Allah is the guarantor of success.

That’s suicide, and it’s forbidden. They didn’t die as martyrs. May Allah have mercy on His slaves.

May Allah guide our young people, amen. We are enduring these calamities because we went astray from Islam and the Sunnah. I wish that before they set themselves ablaze, young people would remember what they’d go through in the grave, worldly punishment or punishment of the afterlife.

I would like to talk about unemployment. I’m one of those graduates who couldn’t find a job, and that made me do many good and bad things. I hope that people who can create job opportunities will hurry to reduce the prevailing unemployment in the entire world; otherwise chaos and bad morals will spread. In fact, many young men and women commit forbidden things due to unemployment, in order to ensure stability for themselves. I urge all officials to respect the demands of the jobless youth.

The problem has been solved in Libya. Officials should be given the opportunity to rebuild what was destroyed. Be patient, Libyans. We will overcome this stage.

Libyans should be patient with the situation in Libya. The country had been destroyed over 42 years, so it’s impossible to build it overnight. It’s neither possible nor reasonable to throw all the blame on the Transitional Council, because those people sacrificed their positions for the sake of Libya. Dr. Mustafa Abdul Jalil, Dr. Mahmoud Jibril, Dr. Ghouka, and other Libyans, didn’t need to risk their lives since the beginning of the revolution on February 17th, when the tyrant was still powerful and mighty. So let’s blame ourselves instead. Each Libyan is responsible for building the free Libya. If each individual returned to work, and forgot about the sit-ins that only ignite strife among people, Libya would have been better than it is now. Libya will improve, Allah willing, but that requires a long time. We can shorten the needed time by collaborating with each other, and forgetting useless demonstrations and sit-ins that only worsen and complicate things… I hope that Libyans will start with themselves, and assume the responsibility of building Libya, instead of looking at other opportunists and people who ignite sedition. May Allah protect Libya from all evil. A free woman from Zintan.

Unfortunately we have to notice that ?Arab" countries are the only ones where upholders of Power are stuck in the armchair of their reign (the whole I) without sharing it, whether this armchair is a royal or a republican one. Even in this last case, Power became dynastic, fortunately there was the Arab Spring.

Hello. SELF-IMMOLATION IS A BIG CRIME. MAY ALLAH HAVE MERCY ON US AND ON OUR BROTHERS, AND GUIDE OUR NATION TO RIGHTEOUSNESS TO LEAVE THE WIDESPREAD CORRUPTION in our Islamic societies. Amen.

My comment is: In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Graceful. “And be not like those who forgot Allah, so He made them forget themselves. Those are the defiantly disobedient.”