The Shia Sheikh Yasir Habib and says that Sunni Islam is the source of world terrorism and the "Video"!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 27, 2014 at 07:51

Dr. Pipes

The Shi3a Sheikh Yasir el-Habeeb, who is London based and who runs a satellite TV channel, is expanding his channel and it is called Fadaka TV and he is very famous for his sermons on youtube that are very much anti-Sunni Islam. He has no hesitation to call Sunnis: Terrorists and that Sunni Islam is the source of world terrorism not just against non Muslims but also against the Shi3a

It is rather interesting that he is not well known in England and I suspect because most Muslims in England are from India and Pakistan and they do not speak Arabic and would not watch an Arabic TV channel

However, Habeeb made to the Daily Mail

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2589795/Fears-preacher-stir-race-tensions-Buckinghamshire-village.html

And he is called a hate preacher. But the problem is everything that Habeeb says one can find in the Sunni literary sources and all he says is that: This is what your Sunni sources say

And yes the "gay" follower of Muhammad in the article is Omar Ibn al-Khatab and you will find it in the literary sources of Sunnis

And 3A'isha is supposed to be the enemy of Allah and she cheated on Muhammad and she breast fed the youth of Quriash so he is not claiming anything that one would not find in the Islamic literary sources

He also likes to quote the bizarre Sunni traditions the likes of; Breast feeding of the adult and a man can have sex with his dead wife

He also quotes very often the bizarre Sunni tradition that Allah comes down to earth every Friday and rides a donkey and he is a young handsome man! And he provides the reference

So Habeeb is not saying anything that one would not find in the literary sources of Sunni Muslims

Sounds familiar and similar to the "Innocence of Muslims"?

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