WHAT WE'RE UP AGAINST---RADICAL ISLAM

WHAT WE'RE UP AGAINST

Followers of radical Islam have declared jihad against Christians, Jews, non-Muslims and secularists - simply because they regard us as infidels.  They even target Muslims whom they regard as insufficiently “pure.”

The warriors of radical Islam are not only "over there." Tens of thousands of Islamic militants now reside in America, operating in sleeper cells, attending our colleges and universities, engaging in influence operations aimed at the media and government. They are here - today. Many have been here for years. Waiting. Preparing.

What’s more, there are Islamists throughout the world, and here in America, who may not engage in violent jihad, but are committed to “stealth jihad” or “cultural jihad.”  Their modus operandi is summed up by this statement from The Muslim Brotherhood’s strategic memo, entered into evidence at the Holy Land Foundation terrorism financing trial in 2007:

“The Ikhwan [Muslim brothers] must understand that all their work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within and `sabotaging’ their miserable house…”

Omar Ahmad, co-founder of CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, made his intent clear in a July 4, 1998 San Ramon Valley Herald article:  “Islam isn’t in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant.  The Qur’an should be the highest authority in America.”

The ultimate goal of both violent jihad and stealth jihad is the same: the advance and imposition of Islamic sharia law throughout the world.  Only the means to the end is different.

Islamists are being aided and abetted by the purveyors of political correctness - those in government, the media, academia and Hollywood who are apologists for and enablers of radical Islam, who refuse to acknowledge the supremacist political ideology embedded within Islam that motivates both the violent jihadist and the stealth jihadist.

Political correctness can be annoying, frustrating, even exasperating. In the struggle against the threat of radical Islam, political correctness will literally kill us.

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Doctrine of Abrogation: Open the Koran Day

The Doctrine of Abrogation: Open the Koran Day

What America Must Learn from the Ft. Hood Massacre

The Pentagon report that purported to explain why Nidal Hasan killed 13 soldiers at Ft. Hood missed the point completely. We know why he did what he did because his many actions prior to his attack at Ft. Hood made at least two things crystal clear.

·  He was a jihadist.

·  He justified violent jihad by using the doctrine of abrogation to explain jihad’s meaning in the Koran. 

This is why, as we approach the two year anniversary this November of the worst jihadist attack on American soil since 9/11, ACT! for America is sponsoring…

The Doctrine of Abrogration: Open the Koran Day It is essential that Americans come to understand why homegrown jihadists like Nidal Hasan do what they do. We cannot successfully fight what we do not understand.

If you would like to host an “Open the Koran Day” event, please read the information and instructions below, and then sign up at the bottom of the page.

When: The weekend of October 28 – 30, 2011

What: A focus on the Islamic doctrine of abrogation. The doctrine of abrogation is an integral part of Islamic jurisprudence, in which contradictory passages in the Koran are reconciled. When a contradiction requires reconciliation, the passage that occurred later in time abrogates, or supersedes, the passage that occurred earlier.

Why: The doctrine of abrogation is especially pertinent to the issue of violent jihad. There are passages in the Koran that advocate or imply that Muslims should treat non-Muslims peacefully, but these have been abrogated by later, violent passages. It is estimated that over 120 peaceful passages have been abrogated by violent ones. Major Nidal Hasan, the Ft. Hood shooter, discussed this application of abrogation during his slide presentations to other officers. It is impossible to understand the doctrine, history, and implications of jihad without understanding the doctrine of abrogation.

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