Scroll down for report on "The Real Law & Order: NYPD's
Special Victims Unit" by Sr. Aisha ;
'There is Not a Person but He Has Four Eyes" by Sr. Yasmin
and an Important Update on Imam Jamil by El-Hajj Mauri Saalakhan
Killing the Defenseless
By Dr. Kaukab Siddique
Israel has been bombing Palestine for 15 months. Nearly
50,000 people have been killed. The question arises: Why is
it habitual for the Israelis to kill unarmed people,
including women and children en masse, and think nothing of
it? The random killing and letting people die of starvation
are against the rules of war. No country which has control
over its military, and wishes to win the hearts of the
people they are conquering would allow this. When an
occupation army persists in killing unarmed people, it only
creates hatred and the desire for retaliation.
Americans are ostensibly a highly civilized people, and all
about "law and order." If even one American is killed or
injured somewhere, the US government and media make a big
stink about it, and it is taken as a potential declaration
of war.
The question arises: From where did Americans learn to kill
unarmed people without qualm?
The learning process for this inhumane behavior could be
traced back to Allied treatment of German soldiers who had
surrendered during World War II. The number of Germans who
had surrendered was very large. Since they had surrendered,
they had no weapons and were harming no one. Yet, they were
allowed to die on a large scale, denied food and water.
Surrounded by barbed wire, they were like flies, left there
by the Allies to die.
To find out more about the killings of unarmed prisoners who
have no desire or ability to fight back, please read
Dissecting the Holocaust by Germar Rudolph.
Egypt: Munafiqat Reaches New Heights
By Dr. Kaukab Siddique
Years ago, during the reign of Hosni Mubarak, Jamaat
al-Muslimeen used to demonstrate outside the Egyptian
Embassy. We would carry signs saying things like "Hosni
Mubarak: Tyrant, Traitor, Terrorist," and "Mubarak's Regime
is Police Terror." All of that was a reference to Mubarak's
oppression of Egyptian Muslims, whom he locked up en masse
and at the drop of a hat. Anyone who dared speak out, from
Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman (the Blind Sheikh) to secular
novelist Nawal Al-Sadawi, were locked up at one time or
another. Locking up and torturing political opponents thus,
Mubarak remained in power for 29 years. Human Rights Watch
and other human rights groups decried his atrocious human
rights record.
Then the Arab Spring came. Mubarak was removed from power,
and later placed on trial for the killing of protesters and
for corruption. A president who represented Muslim
interests, Mohamed Morsi, assumed the office of the
presidency. But, he was in power for only one year before he
was ousted in a military coup, brought to trial on trumped
up charges, and given the death penalty. The death penalty
was overturned, but he was to be retried, and remained in
prison. During that period, he died as a result of denial of
medical attention.
Popular sentiment in Egypt has long been against relations
with Israel, and, at least through the reign of Morsi, most
Egyptian heads of state dared not openly support Israel.
They saw what had happened to Sadat, who was assassinated
for his role in the Camp David Accords, recognizing the
Zionist entity.
Morsi's successor was Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. Sisi has been in
power for over ten years. He won by a landslide in three
elections, each time intimidating or jailing his political
opponents. Under his reign, relations are better with Israel
are better than they have ever been.
For example, in 2018, Israel carried out coordinated
airstrikes against jihadists in the Sinai in cooperation
with Egypt, using unmarked aircraft to avoid a backlash (New
York Times, February 3, 2018). In 2015, Egypt voted in favor
of Israel joining UNOOSA, the first time it has supported
Israel in the United Nations (Israel National News, June 2,
2015). And Sameh Shoukry, Egyptian Foreign Minister under
Sisi, visited Israel. (Sisi himself did not, claiming that
he will visit Israel only if the Zionist Entity "recognizes
Palestinian statehood.) And famously, Sisi willfully kept
the Rafah Crossing—the only entry way from Israel into
Egypt—closed for the entirety of the Genocide, as the
Israeli military trapped and then assaulted terrified
Palestinian civilians who had come to Rafah after being told
it was a "safe zone." It has only just reopened, and that,
too, for very limited traffic.
Egypt has become the land of the hard core munafiqeen. I
have known wonderful Muslims from that land, and wonder if
the son of Iblis, Sisi. terrorized the people of Egypt into
becoming more Zionist than the "Israelis" themselves. Today
when I see the Israelis slaughtering defenseless civilians
in plain view of the heavily-armed Egyptian army, and that
army doing nothing, I am sickened to my stomach.
World News
Palestine
Among unarmed Palestinians killed by Israel is a five-year
old child, Al-Jazeera reports. Three people were wounded by
Israel, despite the ceasefire. On top of that, an Israeli
drone wounded another civilian. Thousands of homeless
Palestinians are returning home with the ceasefire in place.
Meanwhile, Israel is making people homeless in the West
Bank.
Lebanon
Israeli army remains on the border and has killed 83
Lebanese and wounded 228.
Syria
Al-Sharaa was chosen president of the new Syria.
United States
Is There a Message in the Collision of US Military
Helicopter Collides with Commercial Airliner?
"Every soul will taste death, then to Us you will all be
returned."
--Qur'an 29:57
All sixty-seven passengers aboard an American Airlines plane
were killed when it crashed into a military helicopter over
the Potomac River. The next day another American plane
crashed, leading to the deaths of six people.
One wonders if these two airline disasters are a warning
that people can die regardless of the perceived protection
of military and class status.
On another front, the US is deploying 2,000 troops to fight
against the Islamic State (ISIS) on the border of Iraq. Is
that a wise thing to do if the US wants peace in the Middle
East?
Historically Black College Losing Black Male Enrollment
Morgan State University, Maryland's premier Historically
Black College, reports a declining number of Black men
enrolling as students there. The same trend exists at other
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Specifically, there is a 25% drop in Black male enrollment
at HBCUs since 2010, according to the American Institute for
Boys and Men (Morgan State University website, postdated
January 31, 2025).
The declining Black male population perturbed Morgan's
President David K. Wilson enough that he formed a task
force, known as the "State of Black Male Enrollment
Initiative." The task force will investigate the reasons
behind the decline, and what could be done to counter
it.
Editor's note: I taught at Morgan for a few years, and
enjoyed my time there. Jamaat Al-Muslimeen also held many
conferences there, and found the climate there to be very
Muslim-friendly. So, it saddens me that a primary population
which should be present at an HBCU—is not. In the
meantime, I see many top notch Black male professors being
demoted. And heads of departments are often not Black. And I
wonder if there is a connection between these phenomena and
the decline in Black male student enrollment.
Political Prisoners
Important Update on Imam Jamil
I received the following message from the son of Imam Jamil
(Kairi Al-Amin, Esq). Of special note is the fact that he
has been moved from the Arizona prison, but apparently no
one but the prison authorities knows exactly where he
is.
Please listen to Kairi's message, and spread it far and
wide. The struggle MUST continue!
-El Hajj Mauri Saalakhan
Kairi Al-Amin's (Imam Jamil's son) message is here:
A special NY1 news report has revealed that a U.S.
Department of Justices (DOJ) investigation of the NYPD in
2022 may not be made public thanks to the Trump
Administration.
This special investigation into the NYPD by the DOJ was
requested by 19 rape victims after horrible experiences with
the NYPD's Special Victims Unit (SVU). Readers may be
familiar with the show Law & Order: SVU but according to
reports, the real SVU is nothing compared to the one on
television.
According to victims' accounts, NYPD SVU detectives lack
empathy, compassion, and the gung-ho eagerness to want to
catch rapists that the actors display on the show.
Two brave victims, Leslie McFadden and one whose name was
withheld, were interviewed for the NY1 news report and in
one account stated that detectives rolled their eyes while
"listening" to the her describe her attack! Both victims
also stated that detectives wanted them to call the
assailant while they listened in on the call. This is a
control call. The unnamed victim, who had been drugged and
raped, refused to make the control call. Detectives told her
that they could not help her unless she did.
The reason she refused to participate in a control call was
because police already had enough evidence from her rape kit
plus, drug tests revealed codeine was found in her system.
She also stated that police never followed up on any leads
in her case nor did they search the hotel room where the
attack occurred. Her case is still ongoing.
McFadden did participate in a control call to get her
assailant to admit to drugging and raping her. While
completely rattled from this call, without any
investigation, a detective handed her a form to complete
which, unbeknownst to her, was an agreement to close her
case. She has since moved to California to start a new
life.
According to these two women, the NYPD SVU sent a very
dangerous message, which was that if there was no way for
them to obtain any hard evidence without a need to
investigate then they didn't want to be bothered! However,
the success in closing cases may have to do with effort more
than anything else because only 45% of rape cases are solved
while murder cases have a much higher close rate.
As per NYPD Chief Deputy Carlos Ortiz, he was not waiting
for any DOJ report to come out before deciding to make
improvements he believed need to be made. Kathleen Baer, a
former prosecutor, was hired as the SVU Director. They have
implemented more training (only 6 days) for detectives and
they maintain contact with victims to keep them abreast of
their cases and let victims feel heard. The case load per
officer, which was a whopping 93 cases annually, has
decreased significantly.
Leslie McFadden is hopeful that the NYPD will implement new
progressive measures and stick by them.
As for the DOJ investigative report, many people have less
hope that it will ever be released if it shines an
unfavorable light on law enforcement. Trump's unapologetic
bias toward law enforcement may derail any efforts to
release the DOJ report on the NYPD's SVU. The DOJ did not
make any comments on this NY1 investigative report.
It has been nearly three years and the DOJ still has not
released its findings. Why wasn't the report released
earlier under the Biden Administration? If a sitting
president has that much influence over the Department of
Justice, then former President Obama's inaction is another
example of his weak leadership.
Source: NY1.com
Guidance from Sis. Yasmin
"There is Not a Person But He Has Four Eyes" (Qur'an)
"For indeed, it is not Eyes that are blinded, but blinded
are the Hearts which are within the Breasts".
{Source: Quran ~ Sûrah al-Hajj: 22: A #46}
It is reported that Khâlid b. Ma'dân ~ [ Allâh have mercy on
him ]- said...
There is not a person except he has
Four [4] Eyes...!
Two in his Head with which he sees the
matters of this worldly life,
and...
Two in his Heart with which he looks to
the matters of the Hereafter... !
So if Allâh wants good for his servant,
He opens his Heart's Eyes... !
and so he perceives what he has been promised
in the unseen world.
Thus he is saved from the unseen punishment
through the unseen reward for the obedient.