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to understand he setuation :- - muslims consider BIN LADEN a muslim , and we pray for every muslim -bin laden has advantage suh as beat Russian army in Afghanistan , and beat fight USA army in Afghanistan and IRAQ also while the Arabian dictators do nothing only killing their ppls and take huge support from USA and RUSSIA . -Alkaeda has disadvantage that seen in the explosion for normal ppls and they target armyed forces and normal ppls
- prophet mohamed (sala alah aleh wasallam ) order muslim soldiers in the war to not kill unarmed ppls (woman , kid , and older men woman ) , and not cuttig trees .
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quote:Originally posted by karemo7: - muslims consider BIN LADEN a muslim , and we pray for every muslim
Who is "we"? There are countless Muslims on this planet who don't pray for Bin Laden – or any other criminal, hate-mongerer etc. – just because that person happens to call himself a Muslim. Posts: 2803 | Registered: Feb 2007
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if one muslim kill that is not mean he become un muslim , -but he must punished by law
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Mohamed Ibn Guadi is an Islamologist at Strasbourg University and a researcher in Semitic Philology. He is a contributor to Figaro, Le Point and other journals. He is the Director of the Islamology Program at the French Center of Middle East Studies (AFEMO) in Toulouse.
RM: Is Islam growing more radical or moderate overall? Where is it the most worrisome?
MIG: That's a good question, Ryan. Today, most people think that radical Islam is growing to the detriment of the "real" Islam. Is Islam a religion of peace? No. Is it a religion of war? Neither. As a matter a fact, this is a puzzle. Osama Bin Laden is a good Muslim. I mean, what they say about the West is consistent with Islamic history. It's true that moderate Muslims represent Islam but we have to keep in mind that Osama, Mullah Omar and others represent Islam as well.
RM: But do you think that the religion of Islam as a whole is growing more radical, or more peaceful ?
MIG: Islam is growing more original which means that Islam is returning to its foundations. Islam is in a decisive time that it will determine its future. The growing of democracy in the Arab world could change the Arab minds but not Islam.
RM: How did radical Islam originate? Is it true the Soviet Union played a key role in creating radical Islam in the first place?
MIG: Radical Islam is not an ex nihilo creation. The so-called "radical Muslims" draw their sources in 14 centuries of Islamic history as well as hadiths and Muhammad the Prophet's life that must be an example for Muslims. The Jihad is theologically correct. Nevertheless, we have to keep in mind that the ones who are very critical of their Arab country are also Muslims. Ibn Khaldoun, maybe the greatest historian in Arab history, was very critical towards Muslims.
Arabs have always sought allies according to the circumstances. During the 40's it was the Nazis, during the Cold War it was the Soviet Union. They (Arabs) adopted some ideologies from their allies. But neither Nazism nor the Soviet Union played a key role in the expansion of radical Islam.
RM: What do you believe is causing the radicalization of the Islamic world?
MIG: The feeling that all the problems comes from the West. But, this is not the only cause. The only thing that saved the Arabs in the 20th century is secular nationalism. After the Six Days War, the Arabs saw this nationalism trifling. The one source the Arabs met in their history was the Islamic State. This is the only one political organization they have experienced. Secular nationalism came from Europe by Arab intellectuals who wanted to gather Arab Christians and Muslims under the Arab nation....
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