EAR (26 Nov 2023) "ISLAMIC STUDIES and
ANTI-SEMITIC DEMONSTRATIONS"
ISLAMIC
STUDIES and
ANTI-SEMITIC DEMONSTRATIONS
The
anti-Semitic
demonstrations taking place around the world (under the
‘charade’ of supporting
Palestine) are an entirely expected outcome following decades
of under-cover indoctrination
via the ‘Islamic studies’ Departments currently operating in
world renowned secular
universities, which are promoted and funded by Arab and Muslim
countries.
Anti-Semitic
and anti-Israel
propaganda is presently being put into practice by the
multitude of Muslim Islamist
students that have been permitted to enter the gullible
western nations of the
world, purportedly to study! The ringleaders—wearing women’s
hijab and men’s Palestinian
keffiyeh-shawls—are easy to spot in the demonstrations.
The
radical
Islamist propaganda that has been taught during the 20th
Century is
presently bearing fruit in the 21st.ISIS might have been
defeated, but its Salafi
teaching and ideology—that grew out of Sunni Islam and the
Muslim Brotherhood
in Egypt—is still alive and rampant among Islamist terrorist
groups.The
Evolution
of the Salafi-Jihadist Threat (csis.org) See the extensive list
of Salafi-Jihadist and allied
groups in the Appendix.
See
the excerpt from
my book below, to understand where this ideology came from…
Chapter
32 - Babylon
the Great and supremacist ideology –
In more
recent times, the revivification of Islam’s classical Meccan
ideology was first
attributed to an Islamic theologian and scholar called Ibn
Taymiyyah
(1263-1328) whose teaching later became the source and
inspiration for the
Wahhābiyyah traditionalist movement founded
by Muhammad
ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhāb from Nejd in central Arabia (1703-1792),
who promoted an
extreme and pure form of monotheistic Sunni Islamic belief.[i]
In 1744,
an alliance between ‘Abd al-Wahhāb and Ibn Sa’ūd (then ruler
of the Najd
region, who later founded the first Saudi State), resulted in
Wahhabism being adopted
as the dominant Islamic religious movement by the House of
Saud. However, it
was not until after the fall of the Hashemite Kingdom of Hejaz
to Abdul Aziz
ibn Saud in 1925 that the Wahhabi ideology was implemented by
the new rulers of
Saudi Arabia.
This
extreme doctrine teaches that Islam has been weakened by
subsequent innovations
since the first three generations of Muslims (called Salaf) and therefore the pure
observance of Sharia law as
prescribed in the Qur’an and the Hadith ought to be restored.
To this end,
Saudi and Gulf oil revenues have been directed (through
generous and gratuitous
donations), towards setting up “Islamic studies” departments
in educational
facilities and universities throughout the world, while
donating large sums of
money towards influential western enterprises in an effort to
spread Salafi
teaching and indoctrinate the youth of the nations. As a
result it has been
estimated that worldwide, there are roughly 50 million
Salafists.[ii][iii]
In a
similar manner, the teaching of an Egyptian Imam called Hassan
al-Banna
(1906-1949)[iv]
resulted in the establishment of the Muslim Brotherhood as a
conservative
religious and political organisation in Egypt in 1928. His
goals were to end
British colonialism in Egypt, encourage Egyptian nationalism,
and create a
non-secular Caliphate. Around the same time, the Muslim
Brotherhood embraced
the teaching of Sayyid Qutb (1906-1966),[v]
an
Egyptian author and educator, who is viewed by some in the
west as the
initiator of the revived Qur’anic ideology that inspired Ayman
al-Zawahiri to
form the Egyptian
Islamic Jihad(al
Jihad), which later
merged with Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda in 1998.
It seems
therefore that it is the philosophical Islamic teaching
derived from the Qur’an
by the above-named Imams, combined with the Muslim Brotherhood
and Al-Qaeda’s
jihadism and violence, which is being intensified in the
volatile
political/religious extremist ideology of the Islamic State,
today. Together
with Islamic State’s more bizarre practices, this extremist
ideology emulates
the strict and inflexible Sunni Salafist interpretation of the
Qur’an and
Hadith endemic to Saudi Arabia and Qatar; it espouses
offensive violent jihad
by celebrating the early Rashidun Caliphates’ territorial
expansion; it
condemns later Caliphates as deviations, and calls for fatwas
against fellow
Muslims who support secular governance and democratic
principles by labelling
themunbelievers,
apostates
and infidels! These all combine to form the extreme ideology
called
Sunni Salafism, or by a more derogatory term, Wahhabism.[vi]
This
revived puritanical Sunni teaching (via its many exponents),
insists on a
literal interpretation of the Qur’an and a return to the true
principles of
Islam.
Today
this teaching is motivating thousands of multi-ethnic
mujahidin from around the
world to embark on militant jihad, in support of the revival
and expansion of
the Islamic State’s radical pseudo-Caliphate. Subsequently, by
complying with this
hard-line Salafi/Wahhabi teaching and practice, the Islamic
State has
arrogantly exceeded the violence of the Muslim Brotherhood,
Al-Qaeda and
Al-Nusra campaigns, making them seem like mere prequels to
their own merciless
brand of violent jihad. All this, in order to create a
fundamentalist
pre-apocalyptic Sunni Caliphate under Sharia law, in
preparation for the “last
hour” or “End of Days”.