We should not collectivly punish muslims

Submitted by Marwan (Sweden), Oct 16, 2008 at 09:02

We should not collectively punish muslims , We should look for the root of the problem and deal with it . There are evil in all religions , the root of evil i Islam comes from a sect called Wahabitism

These Wahabiters have an extreme ideology that devides the world into good ( faithful ) and bad ( infidels ) the root of this world in the Saudi interpretation of Islam Wahabism

Right from the 1700s Wahabiters have used violonce , it is a puristic sect who want to clean Isalm from everything and look att the west world as the biggest enemy , this sect is responsibile for many blood baths in America , Europe and in the Arab countries

The founder Abdul Wahab included a pact with the saudi family together explained all opponentsas as infidels , their blood and property is legal for the Wahabiters worriors , for Wahabism it is not only the west is the enemy but all who do not share Wahabitism enviroment

Saudi oil money helps to finance schools where children indoctrinate young people in their hate massage , critical thinking and debate is not allowed it is " us against them " and conspiracy theories as world rules by jews , remain unchalanged

The most of the Imams in the mosques have trained in Saudi schools and brought with them their exterme worldview , They have no contact with the society and lives in enclaves where the international subculture obscurantism and fanatism are giving free rein

It is time to bring it up to the surface , it is high time the authorities are transparant in these inviroment before it is to late , A new generations Wahabiters fanatics are growing up at home , they easily become a source of terror in the west world

We jointly muslims and non muslims have to do every thing to stop this intolerant movment from becaming a real threat to our open society

Note: Opinions expressed in comments are those of the authors alone and not necessarily those of Daniel Pipes. Original writing only, please. Comments are screened and in some cases edited before posting. Reasoned disagreement is welcome but not comments that are scurrilous, off-topic, commercial, disparaging religions, or otherwise inappropriate. For complete regulations, see the "Guidelines for Reader Comments".