Regarding praising those whose hands are stained with Sunni blood and "honoring" them by some activists, and social med…

Regarding praising those whose hands are stained with Sunni blood and "honoring" them by some activists, and social media igniting with the topic, I don't want to open the door of debate for its little benefit..but truths must be stated:

1. Muslims' blood has the same sanctity and value in all countries, and supporting Muslims in Palestine is not more obligatory than supporting Muslims in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere.

2. Supporting Al-Aqsa and our people in Gaza and Palestine is a duty that words must unite upon and momentum maintained, and it has no relation to statements of any movement, nor to our position toward it..and the objectionable positions of some activists don't justify abandoning Muslims, (and no bearer of burdens will bear the burden of another).

3. A single group or movement may have right and good and falsehood and evil. And the Muslim must condition himself to accept truth and good and reject evil, without partisan fanaticism or blind emotional attachments.

4. There are those who monitor disagreement among Muslims regarding statements and positions and it pleases them when they hate each other, after it saddened them that their words united recently in supporting Al-Aqsa and the people of Palestine..

There are enemies who were humiliated and retreated, and now await Muslims becoming distracted and their word dividing to return to implementing their plans anew..

Remember the day we saw these enemies terrified and humiliated having tasted from the cup they long made the Ummah drink from. Leave the debate... don't let your enemy distract you from performing what's obligatory upon you toward the oppressed Muslims everywhere, and don't let enemies gloat.

May my brothers excuse me for closing comments on this post because the expected debate between different parties achieves the opposite of the post's purpose.

O Allah guide us all to what You love and please.