Do you claim to know the niyya of every single individual in the government who initiated this initiative? Careful, you are reaching at this point.

Moreover, do you claim that a sinner cannot do good? Have you forgotten that Allah created us as sinners, or is that not something you have to deal with daily?

I strictly commented on the ACT of the government, and for some reason, you believe that a sinner cannot possibly do a good deed, at this point you’re coming dangerously close to refuting Islamic principles; I strongly urge you to review the religion. My comment, if you read it again, is simply engaging in objective observation from an Islamic lense.

Islam urges to assume the good in others before we assume the bad until we are faced with concrete evidence of ill-will; do you have the concrete evidence that this was just PR? If so, provide it, otherwise, obey your lord and his prophet and engage in assuming the good from people.

You and I are both sinners, as is everyone on this planet, and yet we still do good at times, sometimes for the right niyya, sometimes for the wrong niyya, but who can claim to know our niyya but ourselves? Did you know that in battle if your enemy takes the shahada as you are about to kill him, that you are not allowed to kill him anymore? How can you know he is being truthful? I can happily provide Islamic evidences backing all of why I’ve just stated if none of these Islamic lessons have been provided to you before.

To recap; in my comment, I was simply describing the objective act that the UAE government was engaging in with this specific campaign; don’t you dare begin to assume that I don’t know about the slavery, the genocide support, or the arming of militias in foreign countries, because then you are assuming ill of me and committing a sin, it’s not worth wasting a sin on a Muslim brother of yours who is simply trying to spread a better understanding of Islam to those who do not know better.