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Shawwal 18, 1432/ September 27, 2010 # 38
Verse of the Week
"The life of this world is made to seem fair to those who
disbelieve, and they mock those who believe, and those who
guard (against evil) shall be above them on the day of
resurrection; and Allah gives means of subsistence to whom
He pleases without measure."
- Holy Qur'an, 2:212
Submitted by Sis. Abigail
Sis. Abigail recommends
OCCUPATION 101 [A DVD]
What mainstream America does not know about Palestine.
Graphic images of Palestine under attack. Israeli
helicopters methodically machine gunning Palestinian homes.
Christian communities under attack by Israel. Palestinian
children throwing stones at Israeli tanks.
A must watch.
For a complimentary copy of the DVD, email:
Abi_anthony [at] yahoo [dot] com
Jamaat al-Muslimeen, P.O. Box 10881, Baltimore, MD 21234
Outreach Theme: Unite Against Zionism
Peaceful Means to Spread Authentic Islam
From Imam Badi Ali [Jamaat al-Muslimeen North Carolina]
National Shoora Leader.
From his Juma' Khutba on September 24, 2010
Spotlight # 1
Fasting can free us. It brings out the spirit in us and
makes the body secondary.
Spotlight #2
Fasting gives us new habits, reduces the desire for comfort
and with Allah's help, we can defeat MASS CULTURE which
dominates America. While the world eats, we fast. We don't
do what everyone else is doing.
Spotlight #3
Time is of the essence. Fasting teaches us to start and end
the fast on time. Taqwa and Time are connected. Don't waste
time
Spotlight #4
Why should we support Homaidan al-Turki, a Saudi brother,
and other political prisoners? Unless we support the
oppressed, we are ourselves mentally oppressed. Unless we
are in support of the imprisoned, we are ourselves mentally
imprisoned.
During the trial of Homaidan al-Turki, Islam in general and
hijab in particular were attacked by the prosecution. Go to
facebook: Justice for Homaidan al-Turki
Strange Islamic Resurgence in India
Hindu Poetess Sings of Islam as the Best Way: Recalls the
Martyrdom Of Saddam
Lata Haya, a Hindu woman, is drawing huge crowds in India
with her poetry. Her style is full of innocence, piety and
reverence for Allah. In between her hymns about the beauty
of Islam, she attacks the Hindu idols of Ram and Shiva. The
poetry is devastating for Hinduism. Looks like she has
accepted Islam but has not announced it formally yet.
In a separate poem, a view she shares with the mainstream of
Islam, she honors President Saddam Hussain of Iraq, for his
resistance and then for his martyrdom. The last line brings
the house down and the huge audience cheers with
unrestrained acclaim. Here it is in weak translation:
O Oppressor, if you are victorious for once, do not
celebrate
For if Saddam is gone, [Osama bin] Laden is still there!
For Urdu language listeners, please go to youtube and enter
Lata Haya. It's a treat. Here is the female version of
Dr.Zakir Naik, just when major Indian Muslim groups had sold
out.
The Changing Face of Europe
Germany Is Rapidly Becoming Muslim, Says Chancellor Merkel
Paul Williams -- Family Security Matters (Washington, DC)
Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Germans have failed to
grasp how Muslim immigration has transformed their country
and will have to come to terms with more mosques than
churches throughout the countryside, according to the
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily. "Our country is going
to carry on changing, and integration is also a task for the
society taking up the task of dealing with immigrants," Ms.
Merkel told the daily newspaper. "For years we've been
deceiving ourselves about this. Mosques, for example, are
going to be a more prominent part of our cities than they
were before."
Latest War News: Afghanistan
US Forces Launch Massive Assault near Kandahar
September 25, 2010. Nearly 8,000 of the elite US 101 Air
Borne division launched a night offensive against the
Islamic resistance in the Kandahar area. [By the end of
Sept. 26, it appears that the Taliban have avoided the
punch.]
Defeated British Forces Withdraw from Sangin area of
Helmand
September 24: Elite British forces withdrew from the
strategic Taliban area known as Sangin. [Observers say the
British defeat comes owing to classic Islamic guerrilla
warfare. The Taliban avoided ongoing small scale attacks
every night for a year. The Brits were worn out, suffering
from lack of sleep, and facing a few killed and wounded
every week. Guerrilla warfare takes a long time to defeat
the enemy but it works, as the Soviets learned.
Black Hawk Down: Special US Force Killed
September 23: In the rugged Zabul province, Taliban
reportedly shot down a US Black hawk, killing 6 men of the
elite 101s Air Borne and 3 of the Navy Seals. These two
units are considered the best in the world. The US issued an
immediate issued a denial that it was shot down, but the
denial seems to be part of policy not fact because it was
too early and there were no US or Karzai forces on the
ground. There are indications that the force was planning a
big in-and-out kill in the area.
Support for NATO from US Shi'ite Novelist Khalid Hosseini
and Aga Khan
September 24: NPR broadcast an interview with the author of
Kite Runner, Khalid Hosseini, who demonized the Taliban in
his novel. Zionist media turned the novel and movie version
into coast-to-coast propaganda against the Taliban, thus
supporting US military action. He is in Kabul, allegedly to
help refugees from the north. [Most fighting is in the
South.]
Earlier, Aga Khan, spoke at a conference held in Kabul by
Karzai, supposedly for development purposes. Aga Khan
unreservedly supported the Karzai clique. [Several Ismaili
enclaves, followers of Aga Khan, have been established in
northern Aghanistan.]
Latest War News: Pakistan [2 items]
At Least 90 Civilians killed in 19 US Drone Attacks: 7 in
the latest
September 26: Two US drone attacks in the Datta Khel area of
North Waziristan 7 alleged Taliban. This brings to 19 the
number of drone attacks and the death toll to 90 in
September. [AP.]
The victims of US attacks are described by the Paki regime
as "militants," a code word for civilians who support the
Taliban. The Paki media are now using the term "alleged
militants" because it's not clear whether the civilians
killed are supporters of the Taliban or simply farmers..
[For the word "Paki" see letter below.]
Dr. Aafia Sentenced to 86 years: Chance Missed to Befriend
Pakistan
By Kaukab Siddique
September 23: Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, a wreck of her original
self after alleged torture and rape in US military custody,
was sentenced to 86 years in prison. She never hurt anyone
and was herself shot in her alleged attempt to escape. [86
years for non-violent crime!]
Even the Pakistani government appealed for mercy on Aafia.
Pakistanis are still naïve enough to believe that any
Islamic person will be treated with justice and decency once
he/she gets into the clutches of the "justice" system in
Zionist America. They still can't believe that America is at
war with Islam, the real Islam, that of Muhammad, pbuh.
Sis. Yvonne Ridley fought well in Dr. Aafia's support. Br.
Mauri Saalakan was one among many who really stood out for
his efforts. May Allah bless them!
As Jamaate Islami's rallies of September 24-25 showed in
Karachi and Lahore, the tragedy of Aafia has gone beyond
what really happened and why. Pakistanis see this 86 year
sentence not only as injustice but as sacrilege. They are
awaiting someone like Muhammad ibn Qasim to liberate Aafia
from the Dahir of our times.
Latest War News: Tajikistan
Islamic Tajik Leader Launches Attack on Communist
Military
September 20, 2010: Islamic forces struck a heavy blow at
the Communist regime when they attacked a military convoy in
the Rasht area [eastern Tajikistan]. The military convoy was
wiped out. The government has admitted 23 troops killed and
60 wounded.
Reports indicate that Tajik Islamic leader, Abdollo, led the
attack. Looks like he has returned from Afghanistan with
Afghan, Pakistani and Chechen mujahidee to help the Tajik
Muslims. (Tajik military was unable to trace the mujahideen
till last reports, Sept. 26.)
National Islamic Shoora to Meet on November 6, 2010
inshallah
Why are the Muslims of USA reduced to Silence?
Stop the Exploitation of Women in America.
The Shoora Committee of Jamaat al-Muslimeen will meet,
inshallah, to deal with the real issues facing the Muslims
of America.
The Zionists are trying to define Islam for Muslims through
the media. Regime-linked Muslim groups easily fall into the
trap and start reacting to the Zionist agenda.
Many Muslims, leaders, scholars, activists, non-activists
are in US prisons and have been, by and large, abandoned by
the Muslims of America.
It is time to bring them back to the attention of the ummah.
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Dr. Shaikh Omar Abdel Rahman.
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Imam Jamil Abdullah al-Amin.
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Ahmed Abdel Sattar
[AhmedAbdelSattar.org]
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Homaidan al-Turki
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Dr. Aafia Siddiqui
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Dr. Ali Timimi
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Imam Siddique Abdullah Hasan
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Seifullah Chapman
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Masoud Khan
[FreeMasoudKhan.net]
and many others.
Why are Muslims of USA, 9 million strong, silenced about
the occupation of Palestine?
While the dramas of Qur'an burning and Obama's $100 million
NY mosque are enacted:
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Afghanistan is under NATO occupation
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50,000 US troops plus 10,000 armed "contractors"
are still in Iraq.
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Kashmir is ablaze with thousands in the streets.
107 killed by India.
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Pakistani villages are bombed every week by the
USAF..
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Somalia is under pressure to stop Islamic
rule.
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Russia continues to occupy Chechnya and commit
human rights violations.
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Nigeria's US backed/armed military slaughtered
800 Muslims of the Boko Haram movement. US Black community
remained silent.
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Turkey is stirring with hope for Islam.
Our tools to change the situation in USA by peaceful means
include:
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Call Americans to Unite Against Zionism
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Boycott businesses which support Israel, from
Starbucks to Nestle.
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Organize support for Muslim political
prisoners.
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Networking with anti-Zionist groups among African
Americans, Germans, Latinos-Latinas, and US Muslims.
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Support for Islamic women's rights under Shar'ia,
such as inheritance, Islamic dress in the workplace,
equality in decision making processes, an end to domestic
violence.
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Support for American women's rights which are
violated by pornography, exploitative advertising,
encouragement to undress and women's fashions initiated by
men
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Uncovering "Muslim" groups which are working as
agents of the government's policies.
Response of Arabs, Muslims, not Controlled by the
Government:
Compare with ISNA
USPCN denounces FBI attacks on Palestinians, solidarity and
antiwar activists
The US Palestinian Community Network denounces the FBI raids
on anti-war, Palestine solidarity and Palestinian activists
that took place in several U.S. cities on Friday, September
24. 2010. We are appalled at this gross violation of First
Amendment Rights as well as the human and civil rights of
social justice activists who speak for justice and peace for
all our communities. We see this attack for what it is-an
attempt at silencing opposition to U.S. wars in our
homelands and our rights to express dissent at home. The
movement for justice in/for Palestine in the United States
will not be intimidated or silenced. We pledge our full
support and our firm commitment to defend the targeted
activists.
US Palestinian Community Network
palestineconference [dot] org
With thanks to Sis. Abigail
Dr. Siddique's Response to Christian Broadcasting Network
[CBN] Reporter
Does Islam Permit Racism Against Jews
What did Jesus (pbuh) Say about the Jews and Why?
Israel is doing to Muslims what Slave Holders did to
Africans
Recently, a CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network) reporter
asked Dr. Kaukab Siddique to answer questions regarding the
email and video which was recently sent to the Lincoln
University faculty by a right-winger. Below is Dr.
Siddique's response to him.
Mr. Stakelbeck,
Thank you for contacting me in response to your viewing of
the video of my speech at the Al-Quds Day rally. I
appreciate that you chose to inquire about my views vs.
irrationally jumping to harsh and slanderous judgments about
me.
In your email, you asked: "How did you come to these views?"
(regarding Israel), and stated you would like to give me the
opportunity to respond to the charges that I am
anti-Semitic. You also questioned me on how my views might
conflict with my role as an Associate Professor at Lincoln
University.
Although it's difficult to briefly discuss such deep and
important issues, I will try to provide you with a brief and
clear response.
First of all, it's important to understand that I am not
speaking out against the Jewish people as a race. In my
Al-Quds Day speech, and in all my writing and speaking, when
I refer critically to the "Jews" I am referring to the
current leadership of the 'state of Israel' and to their
major supporters, not to the Jewish race as a whole. Most
of my readers and listeners understand this; if it was taken
to mean otherwise, then I offer my apologies to those I have
offended. (I'm quite certain that it is this type of
misunderstanding and/or miscommunication that has brought
about the occasional charge of my being anti-Semitic).
I am not anti-Semitic. Anti-Semitism by definition is:
"hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a
religious, ethnic, or racial group". I am certainly not
hostile to, nor do I discriminate against the Jewish people
because of their lineage. I am in no way a racist; my
history, actions, my friends and my acquaintances can all
testify to this fact; to the contrary, I have actually
dedicated much of my life and efforts to fighting against
racism because Islam teaches against racism and promotes
only those who do good acts.
"O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male
and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye
may know each other (not that ye may despise each other).
Verily the most honored of you in the sight of God is the
one who the best in conduct and God conscious behavior. And
God has full knowledge and is well acquainted (with all
things)" Qur'an 49:13.
There is absolutely no place in a Muslim's life for racism
and I am thankful to God that it has never dwelled in mine.
Secondly, I do not discriminate against those who follow the
Jewish religion. One must not confuse my rebuke of a Jewish
person's behavior with discrimination against the religion
they claim to follow. I do not discriminate against Judaism
at all...I do, however, thanks be to God, sternly speak-out
against the current behavior of the Jews who are governing
the "state of Israel" and all of the ones who support their
current behaviors.
If speaking out against evil or wrong Jewish behavior was
anti-Semitic, then Jesus(pbuh), all of his disciples, the
Apostle Paul, and all the righteous men of the New Testament
would be anti-Semitic, for they sternly spoke out against
the Jews. But these men were not anti-Semitic, were they?
They were righteous and holy men who were confronting evil
and injustice, just as the Spirit from God led them to do.
Did that make them anti-Semitic or did that make them
obedient and in submission to the Almighty God? I believe it
made them obedient and in submission to God. Their words
to the Jews were often harsh and painful, but that did not
make these men evil; it merely proved they opposed evil.
There is a huge difference.
The entire bible is filled with stern warnings for the
Jewish people; Jesus(pbuh) and the righteous men of the New
Testament reserved their harshest words for the Jewish
people. Jesus(pbuh) repeatedly calls the Jewish leaders
"snakes" and "broods of vipers", and in John 8:44 he called
them sons of the Devil. In Acts 7, Stephen called the Jews
"stiff-necked people with uncircumcised hearts and ears",
saying the Jews have always resisted the Holy Spirit, and
describes the Jews as being a people who, like their
fathers, persecute God's prophets.
Were Jesus, Paul, Stephen, Peter, John, and all of the other
followers of The Way (may peace and blessings be upon them
all) anti-Semitic for saying harsh things about (and to) the
Jews? Of course not. They did not hate the entire Jewish
race because of the actions of the then-current Jewish
leadership, nor do I hate the entire Jewish race because of
the actions of the now-current Jewish leadership and their
supporters. Those men hated the evil acts of the Jews, and
it was this holy hatred that led them to boldly and
courageously stand-up to the Jewish leadership, rebuking
them in the name of God, and pointing out their evil deeds.
They did this not only for the sake, love, and protection of
the oppressed; they did it for the sake of the Jewish
leadership's souls. They confronted them - often harshly -
in an attempt to wake them up and lead them to repentance,
and with the help of God, I will continue to do my best at
doing the same.
So again, no I do not hate the Jewish people because of
their Jewish lineage; I hate the actions of the current
Jewish leadership.
The next questions would be, do I hate the Jewish people
because of the Jewish religion?
The answer is absolutely not. I believe Moses(pbuh) was a
messenger of God and brought the Truth from God. I certainly
do not despise that Truth, nor do I despise those who
believe in it.
But Mr. Stakelbeck, do the "Jews" who govern the "state of
Israel" actually practice the religion as it is revealed in
the Torah? No, they do not. A comparison of their actions
to the Torah easily reveals this. So again, I do not
disapprove of Judaism. I only disapprove of the actions of
the so-called Jewish leadership.
This topic (of Judaism) however, raises an interesting
question: Even if the Jews were actually practicing the
religion revealed by Moses(pbuh), do you as a Christian (and
I as one who agrees that Jesus(pbuh) was sent from God as
their Messiah) believe that the practice of that religion
would be acceptable and well-pleasing to God? Didn't God
make this first (Old) Covenant "obsolete", as it states He
did in Hebrews chapter 8? Doesn't Hebrews chapter 7 state
that the 'former regulation' had been 'set aside because it
was weak and useless'? And does it not state all throughout
the New Testament that the Jews will not find salvation
through any other path other than the narrow path revealed
to them, and shown to them by Jesus(pbuh)? I believe the
New Testament is extremely clear on this point. The fact
is, is that the Jews have been called to the obedience of
the New Covenant for the past 2,000 years and yet most of
them have continued to reject God and have refused to even
acknowledge that Jesus(pbuh) was sent by God.
It is one thing for a Jew to be in doubt about Jesus(pbuh),
be confused about the truth, and yet be dedicated to obeying
the beautiful laws revealed to them in the Torah; but it is
quite another when they reject both the Torah and the New
Testament and simply disobey the Laws of God as the current
leadership is doing. Again, a comparison of their behavior
to the basic laws of God proves they've rejected His
authority.
So while I sternly believe that God rewards obedience, I
also believe the Jews must become obedient to the laws God
sent forth to them through Jesus, the Christ (pbuh) (or as a
Muslim, to the laws sent forth through Muhammad(pbuh)), and
the Jewish leadership clearly does not follow any of the
religions revealed by God.
So the topic of whether or not obedience to the Old Covenant
law (in lieu of the acceptance of Jesus(pbuh)) is honored by
God or it is not, is not applicable to the current situation
in Palestine because those who govern the 'state of Israel'
do neither....they obey neither the laws of the Old, nor the
New Covenant. These 'leaders' have devised their own set of
ever-changing laws and have exalted these man-made laws to
the highest level. They reward obedience to their laws,
punish the violations of their laws, and set-aside the laws
of God. These men are worldly, vicious, murderous,
hate-filled, racist, greedy, quick to war, vindictive,
unforgiving, unmerciful, lovers of the world, envious,
slanderous, and filled with all sorts of evil.
So, is God well-pleased with them? I believe not. I believe
all the ones that are truly a part of God's kingdom are
displeased with them, but sadly many people are simply
unaware of what is actually taking place at the hands of
"Israel".
As for your question about whether my views conflict with my
position at Lincoln University, I say No, I do not believe
that my fight and speaking out against oppression,
segregation, racism, murder, destruction, theft, greed,
rape, and all of the other evils that are being committed by
"Israel" conflicts with my position at Lincoln University.
Moreover, and more importantly, I believe that my speaking
out against these evils and speaking out on behalf of the
oppressed actually conforms to the ideals and principles
that founded Lincoln University, and thanks be to God, these
ideals and principles still flow through the veins of the
Lincoln University Administration and Faculty.
As you may know, Lincoln University was established in 1854
as the nation's first Historically Black College-University,
and is nationally recognized for producing great African
American leaders such as Chief Justice Thurgood Marshall and
poet Langston Hughes.
Lincoln University has always served the segment of American
society that has been victimized by the same type of
"superior" attitude that currently reigns in the hearts and
minds of the 'Israeli' leadership. The black community in
America has experienced segregation, hatred, rape, murder,
injustice, race-based wars and fighting, theft,
discrimination, and many more of the evils that the
Palestinians are currently experiencing, and African
American's certainly remember whose hands committed these
crimes against them....they remember it was a 'race' of
people who firmly believed they were better than the black
man, a race of people who thought God had exalted them above
other races, and a race of people who thought they had been
'chosen' to be the leaders of society, and the African
American community remembers what helped them get-out from
underneath this type of oppression (and it wasn't quietness
and meek submission to authority). Rather, it was bold
rebellion coupled with reasonable speech (to the reasonable
listeners); it was marching and shouting and demanding
justice and impartiality that helped them to become free,
and I firmly believe that quietness and gentleness will not
set the Palestinians free either. Unfortunately when you
are dealing with heavy-handed, hard-hearted, superior-minded
people, if often takes a little more than quiet, reasonable
talk to obtain justice.
While Lincoln University is in no way obligated to adopt
and/or announce an official opinion about the current state
of affairs in the Middle East, I do not believe they would
oppose my speaking out on behalf of the oppressed (even if
those oppressed reside somewhere other than America).
Instead, I feel the University will continue to dedicate
itself to the education and betterment of the historically
oppressed society living within America, and continue to
allow its Faculty Members the freedom to exercise the rights
granted to them by the United States Constitution.
Mr. Stakelbeck, good luck to you in your Christian walk. I
pray God guides you into all Truth, and keeps your eyes
focused on the task given to you by Jesus(pbuh), and that He
keeps your feet from slipping into the disobedience so many
Christians have fallen into. I know you probably do not
believe Islam is of God and you likely see Muslims as your
enemy, but please don't allow your hatred for Islam and for
Muslims cause you to stumble into the disobedience that so
much of the Christian community has stumbled into. I am
familiar with the calling and instructions that Jesus(pbuh)
gave to those who want to carry his name, and it was a
calling to pray for your enemies, and to pray for those who
persecute you. It was not a calling to war; it was not a
calling to seek vengeance against those who attack you; it
was not a calling to judge those outside of your own church;
and it certainly was not a calling to support the mass
murder of a particular race of people at the hands of the
Jews. Don't allow the rapid flow of society and the popular
movements of mega-churches trap you into believing that
Jesus(pbuh) would approve of these things within the
Christian community when he clearly teaches otherwise.
May God hear the prayers of those who search for the truth,
those who long for His righteousness, and those who struggle
to achieve obedience, and may He hear the cries of those who
are suffering throughout the world and firstly those who are
suffering at the hands of those coming in His name and the
names of His Prophets.
Best wishes to you, and thank you again for contacting me.
Kaukab Siddique, PhD
September 19, 2010
Letter
If you Consider US Oppressor why live here, earn and Pay
Taxes?
["Yes, we have a new policy in place as of last year.
Everything has to be approved by the board," he said, his
slight Paki accent emerging. "We had to do this because we
were getting a lot of complaints about literature which was
unIslamic or anti-American. Law enforcement was also
concerned."
"I see," I said. "Well, I can certainly understand you have
a policy. Can you please look this over, and make sure it's
not unIslamic," I proffered a copy of the NT to him.]
Dear Mr. Kaukab Siddiqui: I am glad you don't have Paki
accent, good for you for speaking perfect English. However,
your slurs against a Pakistani who is doing his job at
masjid Rahma is uncalled for. What they have been doing is
the right thing and according to Quran, see below, copied
from your email. So, stop harassing them and stop
distributing anti-American, pro-jihadi literature there; it
is un-Islamic thing to do.
Do not interpret Quran and history in your own liking and do
not mislead others to believe otherwise. Mohammad (PBUH) had
treaty with Kuffar of the time and he made sure to abide by
that. This is what Quran says clearly, no if or but, "but
if they seek your aid in religion, it is your duty to help
them, except against a people with whom ye have a treaty of
mutual alliance. And (remember) Allah sees all that ye do."
Holy Qur'an 8:72
By the way, if you consider US oppressor then why are you
residing here and taking advantage of its liberal laws? It
is also hypocritical of you to criticize others when you are
abiding by the "treaty" of being legal alien here. I am sure
you are earning income and paying taxes (a form of treaty)
since I see you proudly flaunt being some professor in some
university in US.
-Ghazala Kazi, West Virginia
Editorial response: Your letter is being passed on to the
writer of the comments you quoted.
Here are my comments.
New Trend supports peaceful resistance to oppression. We
stay within the limits of the law, The US government is an
oppressive power structure. Hence we urge Muslims not to
become part of it. There is no treaty between any Islamic
authority and the US government. In fact the US is
militarily assaulting Islamic forces worldwide. Paying
taxes, working here and obeying the laws does not indicate
that we should obey the government's policies of support for
Israel, its wars of aggression and its exploitative schemes
globally. The earth, including America, belongs to Allah,
not to any race or power structure. The mosque too belongs
to Allah. It is not private property if it is a mosque. If
the ruling clique in a mosque is linked to the enemies of
Islam, we must try to warn the innocent Muslims who come to
the mosque.
"Paki" is used as a term for people of Pakistani origin who
violate Pakistan's honor by siding with western powers. We
use "Pakistani" for people who are supporting Pakistan's
ideological foundations. Remember that Pakistan is based on
Islam. Those who violate Islam are, strictly speaking, not
Pakistanis.
The word "jihadi" is a Zionist concoction. Those who fight
in the way of Allah are called Mujahideen, not
"jihadis."
Media Monitor
A Problem for Conspiracy Theorists
Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri Issues Detailed Analysis of Nine Years
Struggle against "Crusaders."
We are often told that al-Qaida does not exist, 9.11 was an
"inside job" and tapes issued by the armed Islamic movement
are fakes. This is going to be difficult for the conspiracy
theorists. The number two leader of the armed Jihad movement
has issued a detailed analysis of the nine years since the
American attack on Afghanistan. The analysis has been posted
on Pakistan lists. Ayman al-Zawahiri speaks in Arabic and
his words are simultaneously translated into English.
He begins by condoling with the Pakistani people for the
suffering caused by the floods, mentions the relief work
done by the Islamic forces and bemoans the obstacle put by
the Paki army in the way of much larger Islamic efforts for
flood relief by the mujahideen.
Dr. Al-Zawahiri seems to be a top scholar of the Qur'an and
Hadith and speaks without the hesitation of consulting
notes. He condemns the Pakistani regime and the Pakistani
army for their alliances with the West. He sees the attack
on the Red Mosque as a pivotal point in Pakistan's
history.
Over nine years, he says, the armed Islamic movement has
brought fighters together from across the world purely for
Allah's sake without taint of nationalism, race or ethnicity
and with few resources and fewer weapons.
He debunks the claims of Palestinian puppets but he is best
at the criticism of Egypt and ridicules the plans to replace
the dying Hosni Mubarak either with Mubarak's son or with
El-Baradei, the atomic energy man,
The message of Dr. al-Zawahiri is so detailed and so deeply
anti-Zionist and anti-American that it certainly is not
propaganda but scholarly passion.
Let's see how the Iranians prove this to be a fake tape.
2010-09-29 Wed 19:01:15 cdt
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