Objections to ground zero mosque fuel jihadist ire

[mattskramer]

The people who want that mosque are NOT worthy of consideration. Fuck them.

"Muslims across the U.S. and around the world are speaking out against building an Islamic center and mosque near the mass murder site at Ground Zero in lower Manhattan.

Many Muslim voices are echoing conservative critics of the Cordoba Initiative’s attempt to build the 13-story facility just 600 feet from where the twin towers of the World Trade Center once stood."

More Muslims Speak Out Against Ground Zero Mosque

If you're serious about freedom of religion, listen to the true moderates and protect them from the jihadists, like the developer and the imam, who have no problem with people being killed if they don't get with the program.

I’d like to see an international poll taken of Muslims. What percentages of them want the “mosque at ground zero” and what percentage don’t.

I’d also like to see Christians picketing and protesting outside the Westboro Baptist Church. For information see: Westboro Baptist Church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It would be nice to see a bunch of moderate Christians mouth off to the “God Hates Fags” ilk. If you're serious about freedom of religion, listen to the true moderates and protect abortiopn providers and gays from these jihadists.

 

[newpolitics]

Sorry Charlie, It's not Christianity that did that, but a corruption of it. Islam needs reform, not to be stopped, but to stop committing crimes against humanity. Crimes against Humanity are not justified by any means. Stop making excuses for them.

It's not Islam that did anything either, but a corruption of it. Don't you see? Anything you say about Islam, you can say about Christianity. So much worse has been done in Christianity's name, its ridiculous. It doesn't have anything to do with Christianity, it's people. People are evil and will do things in the name of something else as a justification, whether it be Christianity, Islam, Judaism, whatever... don't vilify a religion. vilify yourself first.

Yes and no. A channel of Islam did it. All channels of Islam benefit when it comes down to real estate. Conversion through persuasion, is different than the end justifying the means. Foul means, should alway's be condemned. You are bent on comparing Present Islam with past Christian practices, when in truth, in the past, most of Human History was engulfed in violence and world conquest. We have reformed, you might have missed that. It's okay if you blame it on public school education. I feel you there man. We are about Liberty, Voice, and Human Rights, as Individual's whether in the Majority or Minority. Now, rinse and Repeat. Towel dry and you are gonna come out squeaky clean.

Who are you talking to, and what exactly are you saying? What you wrote seems a little vague to me.

 

[Intense]

I don’t know what you mean by “in the Totalitarian State the Sword trumps all. It is the final decree, beyond appeal. The Sword dictates World conquest”. Whatever you mean by it, I think that it can be applied to Christians and Muslims. The Crusades also involved subsequent campaigns conducted through to the 16th century against pagans and heretics.

The Spanish Inquisition was established by Christians to maintain orthodoxy in the kingdoms. It was originally intended in large part to ensure the orthodoxy of those who converted from Judaism and Islam. This regulation of the faith of the newly converted was intensified ordering Jews and Muslims to convert or leave.

I recommend that you put your feet in another one’s shoes and do some research on the atrocities committed in the name of Christianity.

Read on about Christian terrorism. You might find it enlightening:

Christian terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sorry Charlie, It's not Christianity that did that, but a corruption of it. Islam needs reform, not to be stopped, but to stop committing crimes against humanity. Crimes against Humanity are not justified by any means. Stop making excuses for them.

Likewise, terroristic Muslims corrupt Islam.

Bullseye. I know many good peaceful Muslims here, unfortunately they become targets too, when reform is the issue. Birth pains, whatever, it can be a hurtful, painful process. When positive and constructive process becomes the enemy, it is time to examine one's foundation.

 

[Intense]

It's not Islam that did anything either, but a corruption of it. Don't you see? Anything you say about Islam, you can say about Christianity. So much worse has been done in Christianity's name, its ridiculous. It doesn't have anything to do with Christianity, it's people. People are evil and will do things in the name of something else as a justification, whether it be Christianity, Islam, Judaism, whatever... don't vilify a religion. vilify yourself first.

Yes and no. A channel of Islam did it. All channels of Islam benefit when it comes down to real estate. Conversion through persuasion, is different than the end justifying the means. Foul means, should alway's be condemned. You are bent on comparing Present Islam with past Christian practices, when in truth, in the past, most of Human History was engulfed in violence and world conquest. We have reformed, you might have missed that. It's okay if you blame it on public school education. I feel you there man. We are about Liberty, Voice, and Human Rights, as Individual's whether in the Majority or Minority. Now, rinse and Repeat. Towel dry and you are gonna come out squeaky clean.

Who are you talking to, and what exactly are you saying? What you wrote seems a little vague to me.

Maybe what you need is to take a sober look at world history. We all make mistakes, the question is, do we learn from them, and progress, or do we use any excuse to keep repeating them. Take a deeper look at Sharia Law, the history, development, expansion, and see what comes of your understanding and perception. Let me know if you encounter any red flags.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharia

 

[Intense]

The law system inspired by the Koran, the Sunna, older Arabic law systems, parallel traditions, and work of Muslim scholars over the two first centuries of Islam.

Origins and definitions
Sharia is often referred to as Islamic law, but this is wrong, as only a small part is irrefutably based upon the core Islamic text, the Koran. Correct designations would be "Muslim Law", "Islam-inspired", "Islam-derived," or even "the law system of Muslims."
This is well known to most Muslims, yet Sharia is always referred to as "based upon the Koran", hence it is the "will of God."
One sees traces of many non-Muslim juridical systems in the Sharia, such as Old Arab Bedouin law, commercial law from Mecca, agrarian law from Madina, law from the conquered countries, Roman law and Jewish law.
Also, calling the Sharia 'law' can be misleading, as Sharia extends beyond law. Sharia is the totality of religious, political, social, domestic and private life. Sharia is primarily meant for all Muslims, but applies to a certain extent also for people living inside a Muslim society. Muslims are not totally bound by the Sharia when they live or travel outside the Muslim world.
Dogmatically, Sharia is not something the intelligence of man can prove wrong, it is only to be accepted by humans, since it is based on the will of God. This is clear from what we read in the Koran:

Koran sura 45: The Kneeling
17 ...then we gave you a Sharia in religion, follow it, and do not follow the lust of those who do not know...
The regulations of the Sharia can be divided into two groups:

regulations on worship and ritual duties
regulations of juridical and political nature
Use in modern times
But despite this, many parts of the Sharia have no or little importance in most Muslim societies, except in those that have gone through a phase of Islamization (Sudan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and to some extent Libya). But the Sharia has much importance in domestic judicial fields like family, marriage and inheritance.
The modernist movement in Islam has opposed the traditional view of Sharia stating that the law cannot be changed by man, insisting that it should be applied to the actual situation and new ideas, meaning that new interpretations are allowed.

Directions
In Sunni Islam, there are four schools, madhhab, which all coexist in peace. No war has ever been fought over the issue of different schools, and students of religious subjects in most Muslim countries have to learn about all four schools. It is in many cases permissible to use a law from another school, if one feels that it is more appropriate. All schools have a lot in common, but there are many cases where the same act is regarded very differently. For the very same issue the schools can stretch from classifying things to be everything between forbidden and meritorious.
Fiqh is the science of Sharia, and is sometimes used as synonymous with it. Fiqh is collected in a number of books which are studied by students and used by the ulama. These books are studied and interpreted according to rules found in school, madhhab, the student or learned man belongs to. But most people belonging to the ulama cannot interpret freely the fiqh- books, this is a right reserved for the mufti, who can issue fatwas, 'legal opinions'.

http://i-cias.com/e.o/sharia.htm

 

[Intense]

Islam is a religion with more than 1.2 billion believers world wide. It dominates in East- and North Africa, in the larger Middle East, in Central Asia and in Indonesia.
The word "Islam" is best translated with "submission", meaning submission under the will and guidance of God. But the word has a deeper meaning, understood through other words with the same Arabic root (s-l-m): "salam," peace, and "salama," safety and security. Hence, the word "Islam" itself explains much of the central core of the religion.
Islam is more than a religion. Islam is also cultures, political ideas and artistic orientations.
Core values
In Islam there is only one god, although there are other supernatural beings, like Satan and angels (see Concept of divine). The religion is defined by the Koran, believed to be the word of God, and a large collection of scriptures from the hand of humans. To the latter group belongs especially the hadiths (acts and sayings of Muhammad and other early Muslims), early theological works, law scriptures (Sharia) and commentatory scriptures which are still being produced.
Islam is often promoted as a complete religion, in which social life is part of the complete religious life of the adherents. Islam is even promoted as a political system, mainly in the form of Islamism. On the personal level, the core of Islam may understood from sura 2:172, in which righteousness is defined, righteousness being the ultimate quality of a true Muslim. It involves a complete belief in God and his prophets (note the plural) and love and caring for all believers, especially the poor and weak.
Islam is defined out of the following, known as the 5 pillars:


Shahada, the creed stating that "There is no God but God, and Muhammad is his messenger".

Salat, the prayer which is to be performed five times a day. This prayer is performed after strict rules: bending and uttering phrases from the Koran, as well as facing the direction towards the Ka'ba in Mecca.

Zakat, alms. This is a prescription which is practiced in very different ways in Islam today.

Sawm, fast during the month of Ramadan.

Hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca. This an obligation for all Muslims in good health and sufficiently good economic situation.

Groups and Branches
According to the old categorization, Islam is divided into three orientations, Sunni, Shi'i and Ibadi (or Khariji). These are not good categories, although they do originate in important historical events.
This encyclopaedia is attempting at understanding Muslims according to which are their central rituals, what is the theological emphasis and to which extent is Islam considered a private religion or a political ideology. These aspects cross the traditional divisions, there are secular Muslims as well as fundamentalist Muslims in all groups. Still, the old divisions must not be forgotten, they still play an important role in many contexts.
Within mainstream Islam, there are 3 levels: Islamism, which is the absolute variant, claiming that Islam is valid to all aspects of human life, promoting this to politics and world-wide missionary activities and willingly also violence and war; Conservatism, which just like Islamism, employs Islam for all aspects of life, but commonly within the family or the local community and it usually do not involve any violent acts; Moderates which are both intellectual and sectarian Muslims as well as Muslims with little attention and intensity to their religion.
At the next level there are numerous of orientations in terms of cult and myths. The mystical and the worship of mediators are among the most common. Mystical Islam is traditionally most active within Sunni Islam, and is summed up as Sufism, but spreads also into Shi'ism. The worship of mediators involves the worship of holy men and women in Sunni Islam, and the worship of both holy men and women as well as of the imams in Shi'i Islam. The worship of mediators may take the shape of idol worshipping or even polytheism, but in the larger cults this variant of Islam is interpreted as in total correspondence with the unique and single will of God.
Certain groups that are usually defined as part of Islam are in reality not. Major orientations Alevism, Ahl e-Haqq and Isma'ilism are truly independent religions, but due to Muslim intolerance towards non-Muslims these accept to be defined as part of Islam (see Taqiyya religions). Alawism does not fit the patterns of Islamic faith and practice, but has sought and obtained official recognition as a branch of Shi'i Islam. Orientations like Druze and Baha'i are officially counted outside Islam, although the Druze claim to be the true Muslims.

Historical background
The original establishment of Islam is with the emergence of the Koran, which allegedly came to Muhammad over a period of 22 years, starting in 610. Soon after Muhammad's death in 632, stories about his life were collected, investigated, organized and interpreted. This activity, resulting in hadiths became a second source for the theology and moral of Islam.
Also the stories about Muhammad and the early Muslims himself represent the dominant part of the available sources to understand the earliest stages of Islam. These are often state to be of high quality, while in reality the hadiths were systemized long first after several generations. The challenges facing the hadith scholars were large, as many false and erroneous stories circulated.
However, Islam defines itself radically different, defining Islam as beginning with Adam, the first man created and the first Muslim. According to Islam, Adam received the truth of Islam, the content would be lost or altered. Over and over again, the message was presented to new generations and peoples, but every time, the truth would be destroyed in the hands of humans. Muslims claim that the message presented to Muhammad is the last revelation; this time the message was not altered. Therefore, Islam presents the perfect truth.
Ibrahim (Judaism/Christianity: Abraham) has a central place in the history of Islam, and is the founder and builder of the Ka'ba in Mecca, which is by Islam defined as the centre of the world.

Theology and Ideology
[Index for Islam / Theology]
The teaching of Islam is that there is only one God. The original teachings of the two religions was exactly the same as what is found in Islam today, but man has altered the lore given to both groups. Nevertheless, this teaching in Islam, has made Muslims show a lot of respect for both Christians and Jews, as they are considered People of the book, ahl al-kitab.
While there is no explicit message of love in Islam in the same sense as it is found in parts of the Gospels (Christianity), Islam is still a religion that exhibits the same care for man as found in Christianity and Judaism. There are numerous passages in the Koran where God expresses his compassion for man.
The most central issue in Islam is the responsibility towards the community. The Koran and the Sunna contains many rules on how to act in life, what to do and what not to do. The core of Islam is the family, the extended family, and from this, society is understood as concentric circles. There are no obligations on the Muslims towards people who are not Muslims, Jews or Christians.
In Islam, humans are understood as secured a place in Paradise, provided they live according to the regulations of Islam. Most Muslims abstain from claiming that they are guaranteed a place in Paradise. Islam has a Day of Judgement, but this does not play a central part in neither belief nor theology. This day will be the day when all dead are reawakened, either to be condemned or let into Paradise. There are no reasons to consider the Muslim Paradise as a place where men will enter more easily than women, but when life in Paradise is described this is in most, but not all, cases described on male conditions. Most learned Muslims consider the descriptions of Paradise as symbolic, and consider Paradise as something that man on earth cannot apprehend.
Islam holds elements from religious traditions from before Islam. These vary from region to region. In modern ages, Islam is turning in a direction of becoming more and more based upon the sunna, where "popular" traditions lose their foothold.
Islamic sociology has in most societies been defined as wealth and prosperity, peace and stability being gifts granted by God to those deserving his gifts. This idea is well founded in the Koran:

Islam - LookLex Encyclopaedia

 

[Hister]

Islam is a religion with more than 1.2 billion believers world wide. It dominates in East- and North Africa, in the larger Middle East, in Central Asia and in Indonesia.
The word "Islam" is best translated with "submission", meaning submission under the will and guidance of God. But the word has a deeper meaning, understood through other words with the same Arabic root (s-l-m): "salam," peace, and "salama," safety and security. Hence, the word "Islam" itself explains much of the central core of the religion.
Islam is more than a religion. Islam is also cultures, political ideas and artistic orientations.
Core values
In Islam there is only one god, although there are other supernatural beings, like Satan and angels (see Concept of divine). The religion is defined by the Koran, believed to be the word of God, and a large collection of scriptures from the hand of humans. To the latter group belongs especially the hadiths (acts and sayings of Muhammad and other early Muslims), early theological works, law scriptures (Sharia) and commentatory scriptures which are still being produced.
Islam is often promoted as a complete religion, in which social life is part of the complete religious life of the adherents. Islam is even promoted as a political system, mainly in the form of Islamism. On the personal level, the core of Islam may understood from sura 2:172, in which righteousness is defined, righteousness being the ultimate quality of a true Muslim. It involves a complete belief in God and his prophets (note the plural) and love and caring for all believers, especially the poor and weak.
Islam is defined out of the following, known as the 5 pillars:


Shahada, the creed stating that "There is no God but God, and Muhammad is his messenger".

Salat, the prayer which is to be performed five times a day. This prayer is performed after strict rules: bending and uttering phrases from the Koran, as well as facing the direction towards the Ka'ba in Mecca.

Zakat, alms. This is a prescription which is practiced in very different ways in Islam today.

Sawm, fast during the month of Ramadan.

Hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca. This an obligation for all Muslims in good health and sufficiently good economic situation.

Groups and Branches
According to the old categorization, Islam is divided into three orientations, Sunni, Shi'i and Ibadi (or Khariji). These are not good categories, although they do originate in important historical events.
This encyclopaedia is attempting at understanding Muslims according to which are their central rituals, what is the theological emphasis and to which extent is Islam considered a private religion or a political ideology. These aspects cross the traditional divisions, there are secular Muslims as well as fundamentalist Muslims in all groups. Still, the old divisions must not be forgotten, they still play an important role in many contexts.
Within mainstream Islam, there are 3 levels: Islamism, which is the absolute variant, claiming that Islam is valid to all aspects of human life, promoting this to politics and world-wide missionary activities and willingly also violence and war; Conservatism, which just like Islamism, employs Islam for all aspects of life, but commonly within the family or the local community and it usually do not involve any violent acts; Moderates which are both intellectual and sectarian Muslims as well as Muslims with little attention and intensity to their religion.
At the next level there are numerous of orientations in terms of cult and myths. The mystical and the worship of mediators are among the most common. Mystical Islam is traditionally most active within Sunni Islam, and is summed up as Sufism, but spreads also into Shi'ism. The worship of mediators involves the worship of holy men and women in Sunni Islam, and the worship of both holy men and women as well as of the imams in Shi'i Islam. The worship of mediators may take the shape of idol worshipping or even polytheism, but in the larger cults this variant of Islam is interpreted as in total correspondence with the unique and single will of God.
Certain groups that are usually defined as part of Islam are in reality not. Major orientations Alevism, Ahl e-Haqq and Isma'ilism are truly independent religions, but due to Muslim intolerance towards non-Muslims these accept to be defined as part of Islam (see Taqiyya religions). Alawism does not fit the patterns of Islamic faith and practice, but has sought and obtained official recognition as a branch of Shi'i Islam. Orientations like Druze and Baha'i are officially counted outside Islam, although the Druze claim to be the true Muslims.

Historical background
The original establishment of Islam is with the emergence of the Koran, which allegedly came to Muhammad over a period of 22 years, starting in 610. Soon after Muhammad's death in 632, stories about his life were collected, investigated, organized and interpreted. This activity, resulting in hadiths became a second source for the theology and moral of Islam.
Also the stories about Muhammad and the early Muslims himself represent the dominant part of the available sources to understand the earliest stages of Islam. These are often state to be of high quality, while in reality the hadiths were systemized long first after several generations. The challenges facing the hadith scholars were large, as many false and erroneous stories circulated.
However, Islam defines itself radically different, defining Islam as beginning with Adam, the first man created and the first Muslim. According to Islam, Adam received the truth of Islam, the content would be lost or altered. Over and over again, the message was presented to new generations and peoples, but every time, the truth would be destroyed in the hands of humans. Muslims claim that the message presented to Muhammad is the last revelation; this time the message was not altered. Therefore, Islam presents the perfect truth.
Ibrahim (Judaism/Christianity: Abraham) has a central place in the history of Islam, and is the founder and builder of the Ka'ba in Mecca, which is by Islam defined as the centre of the world.

Theology and Ideology
[Index for Islam / Theology]
The teaching of Islam is that there is only one God. The original teachings of the two religions was exactly the same as what is found in Islam today, but man has altered the lore given to both groups. Nevertheless, this teaching in Islam, has made Muslims show a lot of respect for both Christians and Jews, as they are considered People of the book, ahl al-kitab.
While there is no explicit message of love in Islam in the same sense as it is found in parts of the Gospels (Christianity), Islam is still a religion that exhibits the same care for man as found in Christianity and Judaism. There are numerous passages in the Koran where God expresses his compassion for man.
The most central issue in Islam is the responsibility towards the community. The Koran and the Sunna contains many rules on how to act in life, what to do and what not to do. The core of Islam is the family, the extended family, and from this, society is understood as concentric circles. There are no obligations on the Muslims towards people who are not Muslims, Jews or Christians.
In Islam, humans are understood as secured a place in Paradise, provided they live according to the regulations of Islam. Most Muslims abstain from claiming that they are guaranteed a place in Paradise. Islam has a Day of Judgement, but this does not play a central part in neither belief nor theology. This day will be the day when all dead are reawakened, either to be condemned or let into Paradise. There are no reasons to consider the Muslim Paradise as a place where men will enter more easily than women, but when life in Paradise is described this is in most, but not all, cases described on male conditions. Most learned Muslims consider the descriptions of Paradise as symbolic, and consider Paradise as something that man on earth cannot apprehend.
Islam holds elements from religious traditions from before Islam. These vary from region to region. In modern ages, Islam is turning in a direction of becoming more and more based upon the sunna, where "popular" traditions lose their foothold.
Islamic sociology has in most societies been defined as wealth and prosperity, peace and stability being gifts granted by God to those deserving his gifts. This idea is well founded in the Koran:

Islam - LookLex Encyclopaedia

What a thread killer!

 

[Micky G. Jagger]

Imam Rauf has a long history of condemning terrorism, promoting pluralism, and arguing that the true meaning of Islam involves democracy, religious freedom and women's rights.

 

[Micky G. Jagger]

The U.S. deserved 9-11. The United States was in bed with dictators and abandoned our values and principles.

Glenn Beck

 

[Rezonator]

Imam Rauf has a long history of condemning terrorism, promoting pluralism, and arguing that the true meaning of Islam involves democracy, religious freedom and women's rights.

That's because he's a bare-faced liar, front-running the Muslim Brotherhood's fundamental strategy: "War is deceit." —Muhammad Sahih Bukhari 4:52:268, Narrated Abu Hurarira

They rely on ignorant liberal water-carriers—like you—to pick up their poisonous propaganda and spread it throughout the groundwater of human knowledge, without once bothering to look into any facts.

Rauf is a trustee of the Islamic Center of New York (a.k.a. Islamic Cultural Center of New York), which was founded by the Muslim Brotherhood. Rauf's father, who set it up, was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood and a close friend of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Rauf's father was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood and a friend of its founder, Hassan al-Banna, and Rauf's professional and political connections are all to the Muslim Brotherhood/Hamas support network in the United States: the Council on American Islamic Relations [CAIR]; the Muslim American Society [MAS]; the Islamic Society of North America; the International Institute of Islamic Thought. Three of these organizations were unindicted co-conspirators in the Holy Land Foundation terrorist financing trial... .​

CAIR, one of the unindicted co-conspirators, was also "working with the FBI" for years—like your teddy-bear-lovable two-faced Rauf—until our stalwart defenders of freedom at the FBI finally came off the same crack pipe that you're smoking, woke up to what informed people had been trying to tell them for decades, and cut off contacts with CAIR.

As for MAS, Membership in MAS requires reading the works of Syed Qutb, whose writings include, among other things:

"All Westerners are the same: a rotten conscience, a false civilization. How I hate these Westerners, how I despise all of them without exception."

"A Muslim has no nationality except his belief."

"There is only one law which ought to be followed, and that is the Shari'ah."​

Another of their authorities, Syed Abul A'ala Maududi, spells it out in ways that maybe even you can understand (but I won't hold my breath):

"Islam wishes to destroy all states and governments anywhere on the face of the earth which are opposed to the ideology and program of Islam regardless of the country or the nation which rules it. The purpose of Islam is to set up a State on the basis of its own ideology and program."​

The Muslim Brotherhood's goal, and that of its U.S. arm, the Muslim American Society (MAS), is the "introduction of the Islamic Shari'ah as the basis controlling the affairs of state and society."

"The Ikhwan [Muslim Brotherhood] must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and 'sabotaging' its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion [Islam] is made victorious over all other religions."​

That's exactly what Rauf is doing, and guess who the other trustees are with him on the Board of Trustees of the front group his daddy set up, brain-child:

"From its inception, The Islamic Center was privileged to be established, maintained, and supervised by the Muslim Ambassadors representing their countries at the United Nations who form the Board of its trustees."​

So your sweet, huggable Imam Rauf sits on a board of "trustees" with U.N. ambassadors from Iran, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, among others, whose chief exports are Sharia law, heroin, and terrorism.

So you better fucking pray to whatever god or rock you pray to that they don't accomplish their goals, little bleeding-heart kafir, because whenever and wherever they do gain political power and control, the first people they come after are the liberal hug-a-Muslim water-carriers like you.

 

[Micky G. Jagger]

That's because he's a bare-faced liar, front-running the Muslim Brotherhood's fundamental strategy: "War is deceit." —Muhammad Sahih Bukhari 4:52:268, Narrated Abu Hurarira

Nope. You're the liar. There is no evidence that Iman Rauf is front running the Muslim Brotherhood's fundamental strategy.

 

[Rezonator]

There is no evidence that Iman Rauf is front running the Muslim Brotherhood's fundamental strategy.

"The only law that the Muslim needs exists already in the Quran and the Hadith." —Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf

"There is only one law which ought to be followed, and that is the Shari'ah." —Syed Qutb

The Muslim Brotherhood's goal is the "introduction of the Islamic Shari'ah as the basis controlling the affairs of state and society."

 

[Micky G. Jagger]

There is only one law which ought to be followed, and that is the Shari'ah.

—Syed Qutb

Sharia means "God's/Sacred Law."

The Declaration of Independence is grounded in Sharia, or God's Law.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

--Declaration of Independence (1776)​

 

[Micky G. Jagger]

"The only law that the Muslim needs exists already in the Quran and the Hadith." —Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf

That quote is a fabrication by a hatemonger.

PS: The Quran contains very little in the way of specific laws.

There are only five crimes for which punishment is prescribed in the Quran: unlawful sexual intercourse (sex outside of marriage and adultery), false accusation of unlawful sexual intercourse, wine drinking (sometimes extended to include all alcohol drinking), theft, and highway robbery. Punishments for hadd offenses--flogging, stoning, amputation, exile, or execution--get a significant amount of media attention when they occur. These sentences are not often prescribed, however. "In reality, most Muslim countries do not use traditional classical Islamic punishments. These punishments remain on the books in some countries but lesser penalties are often considered sufficient.

 

[Micky G. Jagger]

James Madison was front running the Muslim Brotherhood
​

At the core of Shariah law are God's Ten Commandments, revealed in the Old Testament.
--Imam Rauf



We have staked the whole future of American civilization upon the capacity to sustain ourselves according to the Ten Commandments of God.

--James Madison

 

[LA RAM FAN]

You all need to watch this:

YouTube - Keith Olbermann Special Comment: There Is No 'Ground Zero Mosque' - 08/16/10

And then you all need to go here and read this:

It Wasn't Muslims

I can not believe that you can call yourselves Americans!!

I cant believe they can call themselves americans either.Trust me they wont watch it,they only see and hear what they want to see and hear.anytime you show them evidence it wasnt muslins,they cover their ears and close their eyes and sing out loud to themselves to avoid hearing it.