Muslims, How to you think/feel about the death of Osama bin Laden?

First things first, he is the most controversial man to have ever lived probably in the Muslim society, the ummah, but I personally think he is what is the closet thing to being the best and fully practicing muslim, he passed away not as an enemy to the world but as a martyr and will forever remain in the hearts of the muslims he attaked the kufar and protected other muslim lands as much as he can with all his might with the help of other brothers,

this is a brief explanation and opinion on the matter of his death but there is other information on him and other things that explain and can change one's mind instantly about him if they disagree or have hatred towards him

I don't know him except what the US tells about him, he seem to exist only through their vision. So I have no feelings about him but I do think looking at his face he seems to be good not bad (there is noor (light) in his face). Other than that from the time of 9/11 it was reported live by media that the buildings were collapsing because of the detonators in the building and also scientists came up to say it's detonators (the buildings collapsed neatly in a pile and quickly without even the lower floors of the building being damaged/fire proof modern steel structures never brought down by a plane even in practise or experiments - these statements are from non Muslims)

Osama bin Laden is not a real person.

He was used as a prop during the Afghan-Russian war. The government uses props to in war (look up Nayirah and her role in bringing us to Iraq the first time).

OBL was put aside until a major terrorist attack (9/11- which I don't think the government was behind btw- it was the doing of a group of hijackers funded by Saudi extremists), when he could be used as a figure to represent the war-- a demonic incarnation of evil.

So they pull out this guy, saying he heads a group of terrorists- citing actual terrorist events and putting them under this umbrella called Al-Qaeda. Different actors took on the role of OBL over time, and at times during and after the Afghan war gave interviews with journalists, so the government could keep up the appearance that he existed.

Cut to Iraq- a group of insurgents take the name Al-Qaeda, making the lie a reality, only the head of this organization was never OBL, as OBL was a prop. Of course even extremists aren't in the know so they may revere him or even assume he is the boss man.

2008 brings a sh*tstorm that in that we had been at war for 7 years and lost thousands, our economy collapsed, and it seemed we were headed the way of the Soviets when they attempted to invade Afghanistan. Cut to 2011, matters are only getting worse and this terrorist group that was once fiction is now getting out of control and the government has greater concerns. Losing ground in Afghanistan and Iraq, and now going to war in Libya- the government needed a symbolic win to keep up morale.

So OBL was killed off...the fiction that was a video or a voice on a cassette tape would no longer give orders or threats. This would allow us morale while lowering morale for the enemy, while not eliminating the specter of terrorism ("they" will come at us for revenge! we need more security!).

So...that's how I feel...a prop was thrown aside.

i dont belive the americans theryre story has changed and changed and s=changed. how many grammy awards are thye going to get for this storyline and movie?

i dont think he is dead at all. i think americans have and will lie all day about this.

if he is ddead then his dead and now ppl can stop bullying muslims now!

let me answer you by turning the table:

no Muslim country has 160 military bases attacking nations

defending country= UN Charter right

nothing. i have other sht to worry about right now