The eye-opening commentary below illustrates why a government focus on terrorism to the exclusion of “Cultural Jihad” is foolish, Ignorant and dangerous. It illustrates why the purveyors of political correctness, who go to great lengths to tolerate Islamic intolerance, are helping to plant the seeds of our own destruction. Lastly, it illustrates why it is so important that concerned, informed citizens in democratic societies like ours rise up in a unified, organized voice within the civic and political process – before we lose the right to express that voice.
Published: April 24, 2008
The Muslim Brotherhood and Voting
By Douglas Farah
http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/terrorism.php?id=1387347If one wants to get a more realistic picture of how the Muslim Brotherhood and its international legacy organizations view voting and the democratic process than the usual platitudes of their public discourse, it is well worth reading the Guide to Voting in Islam,
http://www.muslimdirectory.co.uk/viewarticle.php?id=261
Posted by the Muslim Association of Britain.
This document and commentary on its content was first posted on the Global Muslim Brotherhood Daily Report, http://globalmbreport.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=/ available for a free subscription.Because in political Islam there is no difference between the state and religion, voting itself becomes, as one British Imam is quoted in the document as saying,
“it is a form of Jihad”:
“I consider Muslim political participation, especially in a non-Muslim country, as a form of jihad. This is our country and it would be foolish not to participate in the political processes which eventually shape our future and that of Islam. I support marching in the streets to raise awareness about certain issues. However, if we really want to change the status-quo then we have to influence those who walk the corridors of power. Muslims need not only to vote but put forward Muslim candidates in all the mainstream and serious independent parties. We need to be represented or be present at the tables around which policies are discussed, made and agreed.”
The Guide to Voting offers grudging support for alliances with non-Muslims if the alliance is for the good of the Muslim population. Totally absent is the consideration of what is good for the country in which the Muslim individual is voting. This is made explicitly clear in a quote by Abdur Raheem Green, Dawah Administrator of the Central Mosque of London included in the Guide:
“It has long been my position that any type of participation in democracy is a type of approval of that system. I have no doubt that democracy is antithetical to Islam. However, having read and listened to the sayings of many scholars on this issue, and being faced with the reality of a growing Muslim population here in the UK, who for all intents and purposes consider this their home, it has become clear to me that we must participate in every aspect of society as much as possible to ensure our rights and continued existence and well being in this society. This participation most certainly includes voting for whichever party or candidate best serves the needs and interests of the UK and indeed world wide Muslim population. This does not mean approval or acceptance of the ideal of secular democracy, but the intention is to use the means and avenues available to benefit Muslims and the communities we reside in.”
That seems pretty straightforward to me. There is not a commitment to the fundamental concept of freedom and multi-party democracy. There is solely a commitment to establishing an Islamic state, and if that can be advanced through participating in elections, then so be it.
Douglas Farah
THE BOTTOM LINE: This clearly illustrates the mindset, intent, and agenda of Islamic participation in our culture. The intent couldn’t be clearer that while deceivingly appearing to become a part of our political process, Islam, as they have with every one of our rights, intend to use and abuse them in order to bring about the agenda of replacing our culture, our freedom and our constitution with Shariah law and the oppressive theocracy of Islam.
One might wonder why does Islam hate freedom so? In a nutshell it is because freedom among other things represents equality. One of the core teachings of the Quran is that Islam is superior to all other Nations moreover Muslims are superior to the Kaffaar, (hated non Muslims) so the only equality that exists, is the equality that is in Islam. The doctrine of liberty says we are all equal, and this is a threat to the superior doctrine of Islam and the Quran.
The kaffaar must be converted to Islam, in order for there to be peace and equality. When the entire world is Islam, there will be peace and equality, and the freedom to worship Allah. If this is what you want then do nothing, Islam will do it all...
de Andréa
Published: April 24, 2008
The Muslim Brotherhood and Voting
By Douglas Farah
http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/terrorism.php?id=1387347If one wants to get a more realistic picture of how the Muslim Brotherhood and its international legacy organizations view voting and the democratic process than the usual platitudes of their public discourse, it is well worth reading the Guide to Voting in Islam,
http://www.muslimdirectory.co.uk/viewarticle.php?id=261
Posted by the Muslim Association of Britain.
This document and commentary on its content was first posted on the Global Muslim Brotherhood Daily Report, http://globalmbreport.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=/ available for a free subscription.Because in political Islam there is no difference between the state and religion, voting itself becomes, as one British Imam is quoted in the document as saying,
“it is a form of Jihad”:
“I consider Muslim political participation, especially in a non-Muslim country, as a form of jihad. This is our country and it would be foolish not to participate in the political processes which eventually shape our future and that of Islam. I support marching in the streets to raise awareness about certain issues. However, if we really want to change the status-quo then we have to influence those who walk the corridors of power. Muslims need not only to vote but put forward Muslim candidates in all the mainstream and serious independent parties. We need to be represented or be present at the tables around which policies are discussed, made and agreed.”
The Guide to Voting offers grudging support for alliances with non-Muslims if the alliance is for the good of the Muslim population. Totally absent is the consideration of what is good for the country in which the Muslim individual is voting. This is made explicitly clear in a quote by Abdur Raheem Green, Dawah Administrator of the Central Mosque of London included in the Guide:
“It has long been my position that any type of participation in democracy is a type of approval of that system. I have no doubt that democracy is antithetical to Islam. However, having read and listened to the sayings of many scholars on this issue, and being faced with the reality of a growing Muslim population here in the UK, who for all intents and purposes consider this their home, it has become clear to me that we must participate in every aspect of society as much as possible to ensure our rights and continued existence and well being in this society. This participation most certainly includes voting for whichever party or candidate best serves the needs and interests of the UK and indeed world wide Muslim population. This does not mean approval or acceptance of the ideal of secular democracy, but the intention is to use the means and avenues available to benefit Muslims and the communities we reside in.”
That seems pretty straightforward to me. There is not a commitment to the fundamental concept of freedom and multi-party democracy. There is solely a commitment to establishing an Islamic state, and if that can be advanced through participating in elections, then so be it.
Douglas Farah
THE BOTTOM LINE: This clearly illustrates the mindset, intent, and agenda of Islamic participation in our culture. The intent couldn’t be clearer that while deceivingly appearing to become a part of our political process, Islam, as they have with every one of our rights, intend to use and abuse them in order to bring about the agenda of replacing our culture, our freedom and our constitution with Shariah law and the oppressive theocracy of Islam.
One might wonder why does Islam hate freedom so? In a nutshell it is because freedom among other things represents equality. One of the core teachings of the Quran is that Islam is superior to all other Nations moreover Muslims are superior to the Kaffaar, (hated non Muslims) so the only equality that exists, is the equality that is in Islam. The doctrine of liberty says we are all equal, and this is a threat to the superior doctrine of Islam and the Quran.
The kaffaar must be converted to Islam, in order for there to be peace and equality. When the entire world is Islam, there will be peace and equality, and the freedom to worship Allah. If this is what you want then do nothing, Islam will do it all...
de Andréa
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