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| Dar Al-Ifta calls for the return of Benghazi's displaced as clashes continue |
| 2015-04-01 |
| [Libya Herald] The Council for Research and Studies at Dar Al-Ifta has called on Sunday for the return of those displaced by fighting to Benghazi. Dar al-Ifta is an Islamic university in Egypt, but I think this is the native Libyan ulema council headed by the Grand Mufti, who favors the Tripoli antigovernment. The group pointed out that services had all but shut down in the city for lack of personnel and therefore residents were needed to come back and perform their jobs. Have you ever wondered what comes out of all those test tubes in Islamic Research? How do you handle an angry genie? If he grants you three wishes, what's to prevent you from asking for money, a harem full of beautiful babes, and three more wishes? What happens when you lose control of your prayer rug and it flies you into the side of a mountain? The call has come after repeated pleas for help from civil society organizations within Benghazi. "Help! Help! I'm being oppressed!" In addition to the return of Benghazi residents, Dar Al-Ifta has also requested that the antigovernment based in Tripoli ...a confusing city, one end of which is located in Lebanon and the other end of which is the capital of Libya. Its chief distinction is being mentioned in the Marine Hymn... , respond to the needs in the East by sending both humanitarian and security personnel. "Do not allow the forces of the 'counter-revolution' to dismantle the social fabric of Benghazi," the group warned. ... if any... Meanwhile, ...back at the hanging, Butch continued with his last words, trying not to repeat himself too often...... there are no signs that festivities will stop soon, as the Libyan News Ageny (LANA) has reported that military reinforcements have arrived in Benghazi on Sunday from Ajdabiya and Brega to aid the Libyan National Army (LNA) in its war against forces of Evil in the city. According to a source from within the army, they received 40 armed vehicles, as well as ammunition and weapons. |
| Posted by:Fred |