”Den muslim som säger att han verkligen tror på Miljöpartiets partiprogram är antingen en lögnare som ägnar sig åt taqiyya (förljugenhet) eller så är hans tro (iman) i farozonen.”Källa: http://malikiyya.se/2016/07/08/sluta-tala-om-islamofobi/Andra höjdpunkter på sidan är följande: ”Eftersom många imamer och lärda är ekonomiskt beroende av bidrag och söker politiska allierade (muslimer eller icke-muslimer) så höjer de inte rösten mot vänste
Patrick Le Brun is a writer and activist who has written many articles for Counter-Currents. He has extensive experience with the French Identitarian movement. Patrick is currently based in the United States, where he mentors college students who wish to engage in activism.
Back in the Middle East for a few months, I find myself astounded by the absence of the strong voices of Arab intellectuals.
The region that has given rise to the likes of Michel Aflaq, George Habash, Rached al-Ghannouchi, Edward Said and numerous others has marginalized its intellectuals.
Arab visionaries have either been coopted by the exuberant funds allocated to sectarian propaganda, been silenced by fear of retribution, or are simply unable to articulate a collective vision that transcends their sects, religions or whatever political tribe they belong to.
Nationens förhållande till islam är komplicerat. På vänsterkanten tassar man ängsligt runt i fruktan över att relevant kritik mot denna religion kan uppfattas som rasistisk. Och i vissa konservativa, nationalistiska, främlingsfientliga eller bara allmänt oroade kretsar ojar man sig högljutt över gröna faran.Dessa två, motsatta förhållningssätt har en sak gemensamt. De är inte konstruktiva.
There is a vicious cycle, rotating from Western fear and hatred of Islam to violent Islamic extremism targeting the West and around again, as a new book — reviewed by Arnold R. Isaacs — quietly explains. Arnold R. Isaacs For…Read more →
Anne Marie Waters is an English political activist and director of Sharia Watch UK. A former UKIP candidate, she later launched Pegida UK in conjunction with activist Tommy Robinson and politician Paul Weston.
As an edgy comedian, Bill Maher prides himself on his “politically incorrect” religion-bashing, but his excessive attacks on Islam more aptly reflect a “politically correct” bigotry, as JP Sottile explains. By JP Sottile Bill Maher thinks he knows exactly why…Read more →
The atrocities in Syria, including chemical weapons attacks, are indeed a major humanitarian concern. But politicians who claim to know how to help Syrians, by launching large-scale military operations, with our soldier’s life at risk and our taxpayers’ money at stake, are seriously confused in their reasoning and dangerous for the region and all actors involved.
Is the belligerent U.S. enmity toward Islam an expression of the Jewish Zionist control of the United States? The second question is equally as pertinent as the title’s question. Recalling the Crusades, is it not legitimate to question whether we are witnessing a replay of Pope Urban II and over two centuries of pillaging European wars on the people of the Eastern Mediterranean under the pretext of liberating the “holy land” from Muslims? Is the analogy of a replay true or false?
