The notorious extremist phenomenon called ISIS
has recently evolved and expanded in Western Iraq and eastern Syria. The
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS, ISIL)(Syria in this name is not the
current state of Syria, but the broader understanding of an extended Muslim
empire, otherwise named as Levant) had very successfully been making its way
towards Baghdad, via lots of very holy Muslim places like Karbala.
This
Group, just like Taliban, had sprung out of nothing, with a very strong
material base and has thousands of trained jihadists in its ranks. Their main
objective, as always, is global spread of “Islam”.
But,
how are they serving their objectives? Let’s take a deeper look into their
activities. Their main method has been blowing up shrines, and Shiite mosques
and historical sites in general. This does remind me of Taliban blowing up
Buddha’s statue in Afghanistan. The similarities are not limited to blowing up
places.
ISIS in action, fulfilling Saudi contract |
Like
Taliban, these ISIS warriors of “freedom” and “Islam” were trained by
professionals, before they embarked on this demolition spree. The place, where
these “holy warriors” received their initial training, is called Jordan. This
is an Islamic state, ruled by a Muslim monarch.
The
trainers were from the United States of America. The president of the United
States of America is a Christian.
The
initial funding for this group was channelled through Pakistan, which is also
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The initial funds came from Saudi Arabia,
which is the seat of Islam, the throne of holiness, and an epitome of bigotry.
The
international mercenaries, who constitute ISIS, are all citizens of Islamic
countries. And, more so, they are erasing history in the name of Islam.
The
latest tomb demolished by the Wahhabi ISIS “momineen (Arabic for the ‘right
ones’)” was that of Prophet Yunus (Jonah), who holds a profound spot in the
Jewish, Christian and Muslim faith. The Old Testament and The Quran speak of
this person with a lot of praise.
The
ultimate goal of ISIS, is to get to Karbala and once they get there they will
erase the place revered by millions of Muslims, as the holiest of places, and
with that these “true Muslims” will help other Muslims be rid of the shrine of
Imam Hussain.
By
the way if you don’t know, let me enlighten you that Wahhabism is the gift of
Arabs, living in present day Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE. The person, who
started this movement, was Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. The countries, where Wahhabism
is most spread (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE), are all Muslim countries. Wahhabism
is the militant off-shoot of Islam. All they want is to rid the world of
everyone, including mainstream Muslims and to rule the world.
A
lot of historically significant places were demolished by these people in Saudi
Arabia, and Yemen. This movement is the backbone of terrorism in the world
today. Wahhabism is propagated and funded by the Saudi government and is the
tool of Saudi monarchs, against Shiite Muslims.
Having
said all of this, I would like to know if the Jews of Israel have demolished
the Bait ul Muqadas (The Holy House)? No, they have not. And, I believe, they
will not do this in the coming hundreds of years. Although Israel holds title
over this territory, but even the state of Israel has abstained from barbarity.
In
late 1960s the monarch of Jordan had troubles with the Palestinian refugees.
Please note that the then Monarch of Jordan was also a Muslim. He sought help
from Pakistan, to safeguard his endangered throne. The Commanding officer of
the Pakistani contingent was Brigadier Zia-ul-Haq. Who, mind you, was a Muslim,
and such a good Muslim that he later came to be known as MARD-e-MOMIN (The
righteous man). The Muslim rulers of Jordan, and Muslim help from Pakistan,
managed to annihilate more than 25000 Palestinians, until the Palestinian
refugees were forced out of Jordan and into Lebanon.
As
recently as 2013 to 2015, the Saudi government has been paying huge amounts of
money to mercenaries, to topple Syria’s Bashar al Assad, who was and still is
the legitimate ruler of Syria. If the name doesn’t show his religious belonging,
let me assure you that Bashar al Assad is also a Muslim. But his greatest fault
is that he is not a Sunni, and more so, not a Wahhabi.
Saudis
funded Taliban in Afghanistan, all through their reign in the country. It was
Saudi money, which was used to demolish Buddha’s statue in Afghanistan.
Strangely enough, all Islam oriented Wahhabi movements, spend a lot of time
erasing history.
What
is going on in Gaza currently and what has been going on in Palestine for more
than 60 years, has no justification. But at the same time I see Jews condemning
the actions committed by the state of Israel. But I don’t see Muslims showing
their middle finger to ISIS or any other Wahhabi movement. I don’t see Muslims
condemning the state of Saudi Arabia for funding terrorism. I don’t see Muslims
standing behind Bashar-al-Assad, who is a very moderate and progressive Muslim.
I didn’t see Muslims standing behind Muammar Gaddafi, when he was hunted like a dog, by Saudi allies, the Americans. I don’t see Saudi money flowing into Bangladesh, which is a Muslim country, to fight poverty. I don’t see Saudis giving billions of dollars to Pakistan to overcome its energy crisis. But I do see how the Saudi government gave 1.5 billion dollars to establish ISIS, and mind you, once again, this money was funnelled through Pakistan.
I didn’t see Muslims standing behind Muammar Gaddafi, when he was hunted like a dog, by Saudi allies, the Americans. I don’t see Saudi money flowing into Bangladesh, which is a Muslim country, to fight poverty. I don’t see Saudis giving billions of dollars to Pakistan to overcome its energy crisis. But I do see how the Saudi government gave 1.5 billion dollars to establish ISIS, and mind you, once again, this money was funnelled through Pakistan.
I
want to dislike Jews. But I have no reason. The Muslim rulers today are so busy
slitting each other’s throats that they cannot even give me a single reason to
blame the Jews.
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