Rosh Hashanah: In allegiance to the living messiah Shah Raheem al Hussaini Aga Khan V

Hello all, I have copied the following article from Mohammad Khaku , an US based scholar of Islam  in 12er Shia  tradition .I have been been asking him to pledge allegiance to Shah Raheem al Hussaini Aga Khan V and call for celebration of the days of prophets and Imams in the house of Imam Abraham known as Guru Brahmma in allegiance to Shah Raheem al Hussaini Aga KhanV.  However, as we examine the content of the article ,we find that genocidal visions of Benjamin Nathanyu is rightly denounced and the prescriptions suggested. Yesterday, there was a debate in the Security Council under the presidency of South Korea. We witnessed mass denunciation of genocidal actions of Benjamin led forces in Palestine against the muslimeen and muslimaat in Gaza where even universities have not be spared.

 I never refer to name of prophet Israel since muslimeen and muslimaat can not speak against prophet Israel. All trustee guides in the progeny of Isaac AS are mentioned in the holy Qur'aan while the real Imams in the progeny of Imam Ismail has been decreed to be existing in the unbroken chain of Light of Allah which is referred to in verse 24:35.  So, the pure word of Allah exists in the blessed being of Shah Raheem Al Hussaini Aga Khan V. I have been sharing this with all.  Here is the link of the unbroken chain of the Light of Allah which needs to be shared from across the schools, madarsas ,colleges and seminaries in order to unite all souls in peace. https://www.ismailignosis.com/p/the-seats-of-the-ismaili-imamat-from-medina-to-lisbon-632-2018

Brahmins in India are part of progeny of Imam Abraham known as Guru Brahmma who have a history of migration from the region where Imam Abraham known as Guru Brahmma traveled. He is buried is Hebron known as al khalil. So, when Brahmins say about sanatan dharma being the only dharma ,they speak about the clear command of Allah in verse 3:103 of the holy Qur'aan.

 Therefore, there is need to mention all those referring to sanatan dharma as the fourth house of the practitioners of love for Imam Abraham known as Guru Bramma, Imam Shem , Noah and Adam AS. Needless to mention, the word Islam refers to the state being in peace with security for all and this is the common prayer for all saying shalom/salam to each other or Jai to each other. I have been sharing the common prayers with a clear question on why all praying for peace/Islam/shalom/salam /shanti to each other are not in peace. I have been pointing out the absence of knowledge ,allegiance and obedience of the living messiah, the kalki, the imam e zamana Shah Raheem al Hussaini Aga Khan V.

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Rosh Hashanah!

The High Holidays highlight the call for justice, with the shofar acting as a wake-up call. Its echoes resonate with a call for moral & ethical accountability

Sep 20, 2025

Blowing the Shofar serves as a powerful call for justice and action, sparking resistance and fostering solidarity against oppression. It stands as a symbol of perseverance and hope in challenging times.

As the days grow shorter and the light fades, may the Lord fill your heart with warmth and a radiant glow.

Happy Rosh Hashanah! Shanah Tovah Umetukah! Sending love and laughter from Allentown, accompanied by the joyful sound of the shofar in celebration.

Wishing you and your family a year overflowing with peace, prosperity, and joy. May your New Year bring good health, happiness, long life, and countless blessings.

Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and the Days of Awe emphasize the importance of moral responsibility, encouraging repentance and forgiveness.

Tikkun Olam, the principle of repairing the world, encourages action against Netanyahu, an indicted war criminal, and his extremist government's acts of genocide.

Humanity should focus on choosing life over death, as Pikachu Nefesh highlights, stressing that nothing holds greater value than saving a life.

Holocaust and genocide expert Raz Segal described Israel’s actions in Gaza as “a textbook case of genocide.”

More than a thousand scholars, lawyers, and practitioners urged “all relevant UN bodies … and the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to act immediately … to protect the Palestinian population from genocide.”

Recently, Omer Bartov, a renowned historian of Holocaust and genocide studies at Brown University, accused Israel of committing “systematic war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocidal actions.”

I understand the pain behind this refusal. It forces many Jews to face an unthinkable reality: that we may have become our own worst nightmare.

If we can't face the truth on a day like this, then what’s the purpose of observing Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur?

Being hesitant or staying silent on this issue would only disrespect a festival we hold as the holiest time of the year.

On this sacred occasion, let us advocate for ending support to the Israeli military amidst accusations of genocide in Gaza and oppose Zionist supremacy and ethno-nationalism.

The historic H.R. 3565, also known as the Block the Bombs Act, has been introduced in Congress. Since its debut, 46 members have co-sponsored this significant legislation. Encourage your representative to join as a co-sponsor.

How can humanity remain silent and indifferent when faced with the moral implications and accountability of a genocide carried out in the name of the Jewish faith?

Official reports indicate that more than 81,000 Palestinians have lost their lives in Gaza so far, with over 95,000 injured, the majority being women and children. Some estimates claim the final death toll could already be nearing 200,000.

Entire Palestinian families and bloodlines have been wiped out. Large parts of Gaza have become graveyards, with countless bodies buried beneath the rubble of destroyed and bulldozed homes. Entire neighborhoods and regions have been completely erased.

Gaza’s infrastructure and healthcare system are in ruins. The UN reports that a deliberate starvation campaign has caused widespread famine and disease across the Gaza Strip. Polio has emerged, and relief workers face immense challenges delivering vaccines to children amid ongoing bombings and missile attacks.

As Jewish people reflect on the ten days of repentance and forgiveness, they face a world increasingly divided by hatred and conflicts, often linked to the Abrahamic faiths of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Although our spiritual roots trace back to Abraham (Ibrahim), and we share a rich common heritage, it’s troubling how religious leaders are frequently exploited to incite hatred, fuel division, and justify acts of violence.

Embracing our shared heritage is both a moral duty and a powerful act of resistance, standing up and refusing to stay silent against those who seek to weaponize faith.

The three Abrahamic faiths share common roots and mutual aspirations for justice (Tzedek), compassion (Rahmah/Hesed), and peace (Shalom/Salaam).

The three Abrahamic faiths have a lot in common, making the exploration of these shared elements a path toward recognizing the shared humanity and divine purpose that connect the Abrahamic family.

One example is the story of Jonah (Prophet Yunus يونس) and the Whale. During these ten days, the recitation of this haftarah in the synagogue is thought to bring blessings of wealth and encourage individuals toward teshuvah (repentance).

The story of Jonah, a Jewish prophet, describes how he was instructed by God to travel to the non-Jewish city of Nineveh and warn its people to abandon their sinful behavior or face destruction. Instead of obeying, Jonah chose to flee, boarding a ship that soon encountered a violent storm threatening to sink it.

Jonah realized he was responsible for the storm and asked the sailors to throw him overboard. He was swallowed by a huge fish sent by God, where he spent three days praying. In the end, the fish released him onto dry land, alive and well.

In Islam, the story is quite similar, as Prophet Yunus (Jonah) recited this prayer during his three days in the belly of the whale: “There is no deity except You; exalted are You. Indeed, I have been of the wrongdoers.” (Surah Al-Ambiya, Ayat 87)

Happy Rosh Hashanah! Wishing you a year as sweet as honey and as refreshing as a crisp, perfect apple!

We Charge Genocide: This Rosh Hashanah, it's time to confront the carnage by Zionism. By Rabbi Brant Rosen A Must Read!

https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/we-charge-genocide-for-rosh-hashanah-we-must-confront-zionisms-carnage/

Mark your calendar! Check out an intriguing film on wealth inequality by local filmmaker Richard Master. This eye-opening production dives into the societal effects of the nation’s widening wealth gap. How can the world's largest and most prosperous economy still have millions of homeless people and so many without medical insurance?

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