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sarai

01/26/03 8:24 PM

#3485 RE: ergo sum #3484

Why Do They Hate US (Americans)?

I may be in a better position to answer this question, since I'm an Egyptian-American, who spent half my life in Egypt and the other half in USA. I do not belong to any Arabic-American group, or any Islamic organization, and therefore I have no political or financial obligations to anybody.

It is becoming clearer and clearer to the people in the USA that it isn't only an active Moslem minority (that we call terrorists) who hate us, but the silent and inactive Moslem majority, here and in Islamized countries, who share the same contempt.

The majority of the people in Islamized countries are being manipulated by a proactive minority into feeling that the U.S. and the West in general are against Moslems/Islamic world. In other words, it's a personal threat against people. When there is a personal threat, people become afraid and then a state of frenzy is created because of such fear. Islam is very clear, that when a Moslem is threatened or perceived to be threatened, he is to carry on a jihad (as explained in an earlier article from me, "How to Survive Islam").

When people are threatened in Islamized countries, then they think of the past, and they believe that any action by the U.S. is a new crusade (in the Middle Ages sense). The American people must realize this psychology. The most famous Egyptian movie ever made is called "Wa-Islamah", which means "in the name of Islam". This was/is the battle-cry among the Islamized people. The movie tells the story of Saladin who defeated the Crusaders in the Middle Ages. Remember a short time ago, when President George W. Bush used the term "crusade" in its generic meaning, he was bombarded in the Islamized world, and all media there reported that Bush had shown his true colors of his campaign, that his campaign is a crusade, in its Christian sense, against the Moslem/Islamic world.

If the American people ever want to win over the people in the Islamized countries, they must make it very clear that the European Crusades were wrong, wrong, wrong. On a personal note, I believe it was wrong, and to have a movie like "Braveheart" winning awards, etc, gives a bad image about the American society.

Additionally, a clear distinction must be made between the European Crusades of the Middle Ages and the creation of the State of Israel. The Koran itself named Palestine as the "promised land" for the Jews.

People in the Islamized world do not differentiate between the American and the European mentalities. They consider them to be one and the same. When in Egypt, I always draw a clear distinction between the USA and European countries. Americans do not want to colonize anybody. However, the history of Europe strives on their colonization history. When Americans go to war, they always want to get the job done and come home as soon as possible. But when Europeans go to war, it's a historical triumph, a kind of extension of their past "glorious history". That distinction was made clear in the last few weeks, in the comments made by the Prime Minister of Italy, whose main emphasis was on how superior the West is versus Islam, instead of how to deal with Islamic terrorism.

President Bush says that the battle is against terrorism and not Islam. This is not completely true. The battle is against the Islamic tenet of jihad. We have to differentiate between the two, no matter how uncomfortable it is. Islam can never be a "great religion" if one of its main tenets is the Islamic jihad. We have to continue challenging the defenders of Islam, regarding their ugly tenet of jihad.

Moustafa Gadalla


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sarai

01/26/03 8:25 PM

#3486 RE: ergo sum #3484

How To Survive Islam

Background

I'm a 57-year-old Egyptian-American, living in USA. I was born Moslem (however I deplore Islam). I have full and first-hand knowledge of Islamic teachings. I feel that there is such a lack of knowledge about the true Islam, and there is a tendency to sugarcoat it. It is very critical to identify the enemy, so that we can defeat it. Identifying the enemy means knowing everything about it without being "politically correct". Truth hurts. But the absence of truth hurts more. No one should expect a Moslem cleric to tell you the truth about Islam. If the cleric isn't outright lying, he is at least leaving out a portion of the truth.




Islam is a Cancer

I have been calling Islam "cancer", and the real danger of the world for many years, which puts me at risk with other born-Moslems. I'm glad that the term "cancer" is being used more and more in the public nowadays.

The terroristic views of Islam have been going on worldwide since Mohammed declared himself the messenger of Islam. It reached a climax (in USA and the West) on Sept 11, 2001. This was not just one horrific day. Terrorism is ingrained into Islamic tenets. The history of Islam is based on blood and terror.




Jihad: The Islamic Terrorism

Jihad is one of the pillars of Islam, and it was by jihad that Islam spread throughout the world. Jihad is stated very clearly and unequivocally in the Koran itself. Islamic jihad is an obligation for every Moslem to practice. The Koran specifies the conditions of jihad, summarized as follows:

Any Moslem must try to convert others to Islam, and if they don't listen to him (in other words, don't convert), then he is allowed to kill their men and enslave their women and children, or enslave all of them. Islamic jihad was the means by which black Africans were enslaved and sold worldwide.
Jihad is also allowed as a form of "self defense", or to use a common expression, "pre-emptive strike". In other words, the Koran allows a Moslem who "feels" threatened or that his belief and way of life is "threatened" by others, in any way shape or form, to kill and destroy his "enemies" in a jihad. This is a free-for-all clause.
Any Moslem is allowed/authorized to declare a jihad, against another born-Moslem, if in their view, the other Moslem is not being a "good Moslem" and can be killed or enslaved. This is a free-for-all clause.




The Islamized Cancerous Community/Country

The terror of Islamic jihad caused a quick and massive conversion after Mohammed gained power in the Arab Peninsula. Yet the state of terror did not end there. In Islam, a person automatically becomes a Moslem because his father is a Moslem. S/he never has a choice. The Koran is very clear, that if a Moslem apostate, s/he is to be killed. As such, no born Moslem has the luxury of arguing/leaving his/her "Islamic birthright." Lacking opposition, the Moslem clergymen tell the population that Islam is rational, logical, scientific, etc. Contesting such claims is not allowed, and is considered blasphemy, punishable by death from any Moslem. Witness the case of Salman Rushdi, being a born Moslem, he therefore does not have the luxury of writing a book, which directly or indirectly blemishes Islam. Salman Rushdi is a wanted man, by any Moslem, for he dared to write what was construed as opposition to his "Islamic birthright." The bottom line of Islam is that Islam must be the power of the world and America and the West must be humiliated. Not every Moslem thinks like that but the difference between silent sympathizers and people who proceed to act is a fluid line.




Living With The (Potential) Enemy

With large Moslem groups in the USA and other Western countries, you ask yourself, What do I do? How do I know a good apple from a bad apple? The answer is to approach this individual and find out his/her views about jihad. If s/he does not answer directly, answers a question with a question, changes the subject, or distracts from the issue, then s/he is a bad apple. Questions to ask are: Read to him/her the 3 conditions of jihad stated above. Ask if these are true or false. What is false about the statements, if any? What is allowed in a jihad? What is considered a threat to a Moslem, to prompt him to call a jihad? Who is authorized to allow a jihad? Who are the infidels that a jihad can be used against? (Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, Animists, ...) Would jihad allow you or others to kill them if they don't convert to Islam? Watch the bad apple wiggle, evade, and get angry. Keep asking about jihad and nothing else. Don't get off the track.


Moustafa Gadalla


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brainlessone

01/27/03 2:14 PM

#3530 RE: ergo sum #3484

http://www.meforum.org/article/14

an islamic sufi? source

before 9/11