Western Media, critical of Islam is quick
to attack Islam and anyone who tries to live according to the teaching of the prophet, peace be upon him, saying he is an "extremist"...
Here is an example of a story taken from a media website, claiming to understand the workings inside the mind of a mixed up, radicalized youth who is accused of trying to blow up a flight to Detroit Michigan during Christmas holidays>>> |
Abdulmutallab, who had just turned 18, got involved with a chatroom online while preparing to travel to from west Africa to a university in the UK. "I won't go into too much detail about my fantasy but basically they are jihad fantasies" he wrote. That was February of 2005. Abdulmutallab introduced himself to others online saying he was planning to apply to universities in California like Stanford, Berkely and Cal-Tech, to study engineer, he also mentioned he had been given an offer by Imperial College in London, UK. "can u b my friend?" he seemed to plead online, appearing to be a very lonely teen, while describing himself in terms like, "ambitious", "determined" and commited to his faith. His writings talked about his "sexual urges" and included statements like, "i have no friend not because i do not socialize etc but because either people do not want to get to close to me as they go partying and stuff while i dont or they are bad people who befriend me and make me do bad things." His love for football was obvious in his writings, especially his support for Liverpool, "how can someone get to like arsenal? i tried but no way. i been to several football stadiums i must say highbury was least impressive tiny junkyard the sort of place in streets of london. what a pity" June 2005 found him studying Arabic in Yemen, describing the city, "beautiful" and the weather "cool" and "even the brits arent complaining about the heat" and "we just recently got a new student from UK and will be getting another one from UK and US" Abdulmutallab seems to have become even more lonely and isolated after going to UK's University College of London. Abandoning his love for football, leaving only his religion to occupy his time away from study. By November he was writing things like "lets save our honor and religion and try stay away from football and do sporting activities more islamically beneficial just like inheritors of prophets the scholars" and in the chatroom he talked about alcohol, music and wine as though it was bad, calling it "haram" [forbidden]. "we all know wine is haram so if musical instruments is also on list then it seems haram too" His parents visited him him in December and he asked for advice on eating halal meat [kosher for Islam]. He said "meant not slaughtered by Muslims or people of the Book [Bible] is haram for consumption unless necessary. my parents are of the view of foreigners, we are allowed to say "bismillah" and eat any meat" January 2006 in his later posts too the chatroom he scolded female users for not wearing hijab [covering the entire body] saying, "i dont think its allowed to be just friends with someone of opposite sex. except when thinking of marriage or when you work together" Quiet for over a year, he finally comes back to the website in January of 2009, but only for a short time. Talking about organizing a program at UCL (in UK) called "War On Terror Week", and event attended by a detainee of Guantanamo Bay, Moazzam Begg. This is more than just a "smoking gun" dear readers. Talk of not wanting the normal pleasure? No company in a modern day co-ed university? Not wanting to enjoy simple pleasures of music, a little wine, maybe along with a female classmate? Worried about the religion of the one slaughtering meat? |
<<< We now see how all of this plays right into the hands of the enemies of true Islam - right? Does Islam order us "Do not let the young people get married until they have a master's degree"? Does Islam tell us "Let your children go off to strange places without parental guidance" or "Just send them to the famous college, even if it does have things against Islam"?
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