Discussion on Religious Beliefs and Politics

No one should insult my beliefs, just as I don't insult anyone else's beliefs.

Anyone. I don't go to a Christian and say, “All right, my brother in the homeland…”

All right, and tell him, “Your book is corrupted.”

Nor do I go to a Jew and tell him, “Your book is corrupted.”

My religion isn't affected. Say, Fares, whatever.

I have no problem with it. Insult my mother, but don't affect my religion.

All right, I forgive you for things I've got going on.

When it comes to God's matters, I won't forgive you.

And you're talking about the law. I swear to Almighty God, all right, I'm telling the truth.

If it weren't for the law and the revolutionaries' concern for this country, neither you nor your cousin would have gotten in.

Just—just wait a little. I'm talking to Professor Ziad.

But we… I… I'm sure we can discuss this. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me.

Excuse me. Excuse me. I'm the one who won. Excuse me.

So, who defeats whom? Whoever liberates gets to decide.

All right. Let's say you… I mean, you. I won't say “you all.”

You, as a secular group. All right. Don't you count yourself?

What have you contributed? A basket of ten عقد.

Ten. You contributed a basket of ten عقد.

You provided a tent. Take a thousand. All right.

I’m the one who fought. I’m the one who shed blood.

Of course, not me alone, but with many people. And we were the ones who ultimately won.

And the number of cries of “Allahu akbar” in the squares of Syria.

We’re the ones who won, not you. We’re the ones who decide in this country. We’re the majority.

Anas, if you please, Anas. If you please.

If you please. If you please. If you please. The country today.

The country, whether you like it or not. Whether you like it or not. It is eighty percent Sunni Muslim.

Fares, enough. Enough. Just a moment. Just a moment. Sunni Muslim.

Professor. Professor. Just let me.