There has been a lot going on in the world of radical Islam lately that it can almost be hard to keep things straight. There are still discussions going on about the Flight 253 bomber. This week, a detailed report came out regarding the Fort Hoot massacre, yet it did not mention the word Islam. Since its release the report has come under heavy criticism for being too politically correct, which is what many people say got us in trouble to begin with.
That is why we decided to focus this newsletter on people who are making a difference. First we take a look at Dutch Parliament Member Geert Wilders, someone who everyone agrees is not afraid to stand up to what he sees as an Islamic growing threat. Then we have Tawfik Hamid who encourages questioning whether or not violence is supported in the Koran.
In upcoming newsletters, we will highlight people who are making a difference. This means that we want to hear from you. Who do you know that is standing up and making a difference in your own community? Take action today.
Why I Stand with Geert Wilders
by Daniel Pipes |
Who is the most important European alive today? I nominate the Dutch politician Geert Wilders. I do so because he is best placed to deal with the Islamic challenge facing the continent. He has the potential to emerge as a world-historical figure.
That Islamic challenge consists of two components: on the one hand, an indigenous population's withering Christian faith, inadequate birthrate, and cultural diffidence, and on the other an influx of devout, prolific, and culturally assertive Muslim immigrants. This fast-moving situation raises profound questions about Europe: will it retain its historic civilization or become a majority-Muslim continent living under Islamic law (the Shari'a)?
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Is the Anger of the Muslim Street Justifiable by Islam?
by Tawfik Hamid |
In the last few decades, Muslims have committed several violent acts because they felt their religion had been insulted or attacked. These acts ranged from murders and violent riots against Salman Rushdie for writing the "Satanic Verses" to violent riots as a response to rumors of US soldiers insulting the Quran. The aggressive Muslim reaction after the publishing of cartoons of prophet Mohamed by the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in Denmark is another well-known example of the Muslim world's reactions. Sadly, these acts of violence have resulted in devastating consequences such as the burning churches and the killing many innocent people.
The question many have raised is: are these violent reactions condoned by Islam and the result of Islamic teachings?
The answer to this question is…
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