Hizb al Tharir and many such cracy groups grown up with the help of some western countries

Submitted by Naim (Austria), Sep 24, 2009 at 17:58

Dear Dr.pipes and readers!

A very interesting story and I believe that in the states and in europe either are many such crazy organisations. I am either a Muslim living in Europe.It is nonsense to change the western countries into islamic countries and to put them under islamic law.

Such groups have no knowledge and they should read history. In the islamical kalifate states like the omayades, Absien until the Ottoman empire the non islamic population was not under a full implecation of Shariaa. They were allowed to buy sell and made alcohol for instance.

Our goal as muslims in the western world is to live peaceful together as americans, europeans,.. with islamic believe. We want either that the western world accept the important role of the islamic knowledge, sciences and culture in building their own western culture.islam is not something strange, Islam and Christianity and Judaism played an important role.

What I want to say is, that it is very interseting that such organisations like Hizb al tahrir everywhere in the arabic/ islamic world were forbidden. In Great britian,in the United states of america and in Jordan the are allowed.The same with organisations like the islamic brootherhood, which have hugh support from europe.In my opinion some countries help such cracy organisation as a kind of tool against some arabic countries and political system.

Who allows such cracy organisations to speak their nonsenses via internet,TV and other massmedia?

This would be a good research question for you. How finance Hizb al Tharir? Why are they allowed to have locations in london?

Thank you.

Bye naim

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