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From Atlas Shrugs:
- Truth Aversion Works Best
“Most modern branches of Islam, however, stress the inner, spiritual jihad.” Source: Microsoft Encarta Encylopedia 2007 No empirical or any evidence at all cited for this statement. No statistics? No survey of Islamic scholars? Why not? This statement...
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- Why Is The Arab World Backing Away From Iran
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- Jihad Resurgent
It's been an active week in the war, and the forces of Islamofascism are busy. Bombs in Kashmir and Mumbai, Operation Summer Rain in Gaza, and Hezbollah's assaults on Israel, with the Israeli counterstroke now in progress. Those open minded and...
- "deaths From Revenge Killings Now Exceed Those From Terrorist Or Anti-government Activity"
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From Atlas Shrugs:
H/T Bare Naked Islam
Ali, in full, Ali ibn Abu Talib (c. 600 – 661), the fourth of the caliphs or successors of Muhammad, was born at Mecca about the year A.D. 600. His father, Abu Talib, was an uncle of the Prophet, and Ali himself was adopted by Muhammad and educated under his care.
The question of Ali’s right to succeed to the caliphate is an article of faith which divided the Muslim world into two great sects, the Sunni and the Shia. The Sunnis believe that the prophet chose Abu Bakr to be the first caliph, while the Shia believe that he chose Ali and announced it in public in Ghadir Khom. Whatever the case, Ali did not challenge Abu Bakr or any of the later caliphs, rather he served as an advisor to them.
Ali is greatly respected by all Muslims, both Sunni and Shia. The Shia, venerate him especially as second only to the prophet, call him the “Lion of God” (Sher-i-Khuda), and celebrate the anniversary of his martyrdom.
Ali was the first to offer his services for Jihad. SHIA.ORG
- Truth Aversion Works Best
“Most modern branches of Islam, however, stress the inner, spiritual jihad.” Source: Microsoft Encarta Encylopedia 2007 No empirical or any evidence at all cited for this statement. No statistics? No survey of Islamic scholars? Why not? This statement...
- Lebanon’s Fools
Following the joint Syrian and Iranian actions toward a coup in Lebanon, and the resultant danger of yet another civil war, the blame of it all on last summer’s “Zionist war of aggression on Lebanon” has been swift to come. This is to defend from...
- Why Is The Arab World Backing Away From Iran
From Strategy Page, via Atlas Shrugs: Iran aside, there hasn't been a really noisy response from the Moslem world about Israel's military operations against Lebanon. Notably subdued is the response from the Arab countries; it's mostly been...
- Jihad Resurgent
It's been an active week in the war, and the forces of Islamofascism are busy. Bombs in Kashmir and Mumbai, Operation Summer Rain in Gaza, and Hezbollah's assaults on Israel, with the Israeli counterstroke now in progress. Those open minded and...
- "deaths From Revenge Killings Now Exceed Those From Terrorist Or Anti-government Activity"
Like the Luftwaffe switching from attacking British Airfields, to British Cities in 1940, so has the enemy turned from killing americans to make the MSM 6 oclock news (sorry hard boyz but we're watching other news than the 23 minute encomium brought...