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Rüyada silte görmek, evinize uzaktan bir misafirin gelecegine, bu misafirin gelisi münasebetiyle de evinize bir çok kimselerin ziyaret maksadi ile geleceklerine delalet eder. Bir baska rivayete görede: Rüyada silte görme, ehil ise memuriyete, ehil degilse arazi ve emlak gibi seyler satin almaya isarettir.

Hayatınızda yeni ve köklü değişiklikler olacak demektir. Şilte almak, yeni bir evliliğe yorumlanır. Hayatınızda yeni ve köklü değişiklikler olacak demektir. Şilte almak, yeni bir evliliğe yorumlanır. Rüyada silte görmek, evinize uzaktan bir misafirin gelecegine, bu misafirin gelisi münasebetiyle de evinize bir çok kimselerin ziyaret maksadi ile geleceklerine delalet eder. Bir baska rivayete görede: Rüyada silte görme, ehil ise memuriyete, ehil degilse arazi ve emlak gibi seyler satin almaya isarettir.

Recently, I have watched a shocking and a delirious video which was showing that Muslims went on a rampage and burned the churches in Silte.  A large numbers of Muslims were surrounding the burning church and romping, saying "Allah Akbar."  I also saw the victims, Christians, who live in the vicinity, come out massively shouting and angrily crying looking for protection.  Something stunned me!  Woyane officials even did not show up to stop the incident.  This was outrageous, and the government purposely did it to infuriate all the Christians in the country, and to instigate a religious war between Islam and Christianity in the country.  These horrendous crimes should be strongly condemned by all Ethiopians. Such extremists (Jihad) should be considered heathen by both peace loving Muslims and Christians. Obviously, this is a government's decoy to create a commotion between Christians and Muslims which have lived peacefully side by side for a thousand years.  As history tells us, Christianity and Islam have had deep historical roots in Ethiopia.  For example, "Islam was introduced to Ethiopia in 615 AD when the followers of Prophet Mohammed, including his wife sought refuge in Aksum."  Despite that fact, Ethiopiais one of the oldest states in the world which accepted the two majors religions, Christianity and Islam, where both these people respectfully exercising their own religion peaceably in the country. Nonetheless, the Saudi business man, Alamode coordinated with Woyane, and introduced a new religion is called "Wahabism" which is a terrorist and a violent form of Islam, which pretty much advocates Jihad. Despite this, many mosques built in Ethiopia the last twenty years were financed by Saudi Arabian government through Sheikh Alamode.  Since then, many young Ethiopian Muslims are bribed and brainwashed to become a followers of "Wahabism" and started hating Christians. We should not forget that Saudi Arabia is a fundamentalist state and unopened society which had been supporting anti- Ethiopian oppositions.  For example, the last three decays, the secessionist was largely financed by Saudi Arabia which was designed to make Ethiopian dismember and land-lock.  I was surprised that when I heard from young Muslim Ethiopian that Ahmed Gragn is his hero.  This is not an irrelevant issue because many young Muslims are practicing  "Wahabism" that is jihad, plunders, conquest, intolerance, and violence, which are a dangerous and will be impending, unless people as a whole wisely prevent it.  A few years ago, in Jimma and some other regions, extremists killed Christian followers and burned the churches.  Sad enough, the Woyane government did not take serious actions on these extremists.  Again now, it is happening in Guragay and in Gondar.  Let us wait and see if there will be debuting more burning churches.  Well, preaching hatred in the minds of our youth, goes contrary to our cultural values and principles.  Of course, Woyane uses any means necessary overt or covert to stay in power. It should be noted that, the majority of Ethiopian Muslims are followers of Sunni Islam.  There has never been a serious religious conflict in Ethiopia. Historically, Muslim and Christian, beside their religions, they firmly hold their believe in Ethiopia-ness.  Even though, in some areas, Muslims and Christians are intermarry.  When it comes to their intermarriage, their religion is irrelevant, meaning that both couples give more priority to their marriage rather than religion, and this has been unique and exemplary to others. Reasonably speaking, before Woyane came to power, I did not hear or see any religious conflict any where in Ethiopia.  For instance, Muslims in Gondar and Tigray are a minority, especially in Tigray.  I can say that the people were almost homogeneous, but there were a few Muslims habitants, and used to live in peace and harmony.  Who knows now! It is undeniable that during the reign of king Haile Selassie, the Orthodox church had more privileges than Islam, because traditionally the Orthodox part of the government, and had a deep connection with the king.  To that extent, the Orthodox Church had to support whomever became king.  Even though, there were no significant revolts by any Muslims against Christians. I am sure my Ethiopian Muslims would not agree with me on this issue, but it is a fact.  That was the nature of the feudal system. I rather would like to argue that it was a huge class disparity amongst the people during the king's reign. It is true that the wealthy people did not associate with poor people, but only with members of their own class.  This system did not only exist in Ethiopia; it happened in many other countries too.  However, we did not have ethnic line divisions and religious conflicts.  Albeit, during the king and the Derg, the big business men were Muslims.  To my opinion, Muslim parents did not encourage their children to focus on education, but they taught their children to follow in their foot-steps.  Maybe I could be wrong, but I am saying this based on my own observations and experience. Quite often, I hear some defamations of king Haile Selassie that Muslims had a hard time to obtain a job because their names were Muslim, and in order to get hired in any offices in the country, the Muslims had to change their names to a Christian one.  This outrageous information was disseminated from Woyane cronies to incite the Muslims discontent of Christians.  Of course, the anti-Ethiopian forces were using sophistry, if they are not plain lying.  As for me, it is hard to believe that would happen to Muslims!  I am not defending the Haile Selassie government; I am trying to know the veracity of these allegations Let me come to the main point of this article which to plead to my Ethiopian Muslim brothers and sisters that burning churches and killing innocent Christians does not bring any solutions, and this is an ominous for our society.  I am sure such acts are a sin even in the Quran.  Silte Muslims have the right to choose to be a Guragay, or they can be an Arab as long as they do not violate other rights. At the end, the above aforementioned  about "Wahabism," the Muslims, in Ethiopia should re-examine and avoid participating in such a radical religion that is teaching hatred and violence.  Instead, we should lead our lives peacefully and work hard to make the country prosperous where people live in freedom and in harmony with one another and nature.