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The
Cultural War against Islam (2
of 4) By:
Zuhair Salim
All what mentioned before was necessary
introductions to
get into the talk about the cultural war being waged, relentlessly and by
many means, on Islam and its people. It is a mistake to
imagine that this war has actually begun after the fall
of the This
war began with the beginnings of the European invasion,
as part of this war, Quran was raised in the House of
Commons, and one said you would never prevail over
Muslims as long as this book is in their hands. In the
context of this war was the assassination of martyred
Imam Hassan al-Banna, and within it was the covert war
on Islam, the religion and the law, led by the allies of
colonization against our countries. Even
though, we can say that this war was announced and
devoted after the fall of the By
these battles a series of political conflicts started to
tame some Arab regimes and violate their sovereignty.
The Western project intervened in our religion, its
laws, rituals, and our reading of Holy Quran, in our
educational programs, in the rules of dressing, and in
those who have the right to participate in decision
making in their country and those who do not have this
right. As
the evaluations of (terrorist) and the (fundamentalist)
are outlined on purely political measures in which your
position of ( This war in its both political and military faces is a clear and manifest war that every one of us can notice and follow and stop at the addresses and details. But the culture war is that soft war that creeps into our building in a hidden way that many may not notice. The cultural war is based on two key inputs in the lives of the peoples: the attraction and influence.
Attraction according to Joseph S. Nye, in his
book “Soft Power”, is the ability to seduction and
glamour; it is exactly the magical chemistry which makes
man submits to the charm of a woman. As for
influence, it is another concept that differs from
attraction, influence is the temptation, seduction is a
psycho passion, while temptation is greed or fear, a
carrot or a stick, by which a situation of fellowship is
created. Thus, we find
our people today addict lovers of West, apply to it what
they do not apply to themselves, and find it even far
above eating food. And we find today many of the greedy
for the carrot or the fearful of the stick, we find them
in rulers, in the forces, in political parties, in
groups, and in individuals. We find such people in the
men of politics, economy, science, culture, and
literature. It
might be useful or even necessary to pause to specify
the goals of this war in order to know what those folks
want from us, what they want from us while they are
controlling our rulers, decisions, and wealth? Why they
are so enraged by the veil of Muslim women in the
mountains of It
is then a battle against the values, i.e. it is a battle
against what is to be considered as right and what to be
considered as false, what’s good and what’s evil,
and what’s ugly and what’s beautiful. This battle
then is the real battle for the Governorship that
Muslims has explained a lot since the ages of our
virtuous ancestors. It
is about this matter they are disputing us, they want us
to drink what they drink, like what they like, and
believe in what they believe. They do not care to the
name of the religion, as they said that they have
reshaped Christianity in the way the church gave its
blessings to the sexual deviation in the name of
homosexuality. Today they want to reshape Islam, to
impose on Islam a reference
that does the same thing and accepts it, a reference
that does whatever asked.
War on the values expressed by Tony Blair's
means the war to clarify the distinction between the
following passion of our law, civilization, and culture,
and the followed passion in their civilization and
culture. A
passion that took the place of (God), (Christ), and (the
church). ______________ *Director of The
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من حق الزائر الكريم أن ينقل وأن ينشر كل ما يعجبه من موقعنا . معزواً إلينا ، أو غير معزو .ـ |