Obama and his Muslim advisers

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 24, 2015 at 08:14

I agree with you. The difficulty with Obama he is a smart man but he is also misguided. He believes that if you please your enemies then they will love you and there will be no more terrorism.

Now if you check some of the names that advise him about Islam you will find the likes of Rashad Hussain who is the son of Indian Muslims. So Obama introduced him as a Hafiz which really means he who memorizes (The Qur'an) and maybe in India or Pakistan a Hafiz is a big deal (compare this with the Brahmans memorizing Hindu holy books) but in the Arab world the Arabs use the word Fiqi or he who can recite the Qur'an from memory. But in the Arab world a Fiqi is really the lowest Mullah that you can get

But again in Rashad Hussain's simple mind being a Hafiz is a big deal and I'm sure in his warped view of Islam jihad becomes the bogus inner struggle and Islam becomes the religion of peace and Q5:32 becomes the bogus evidence that islam tells Muslims not to kill and Q2:256 or the no compulsion in religion means that Islam is really a tolerant religion

It is shocking that Mr Obama does not do his home work before uttering this nonsense about Islam being the religion of peace and his silly: the future must not belong to those that slander the prophet of Islam. Well the problem here is those that slander Muhammad are the likes of Ibn Ishaq and al-Tabari after all we kuffar read what these two authors tell us about Muhammad and it is not very pretty

The sad thing is if Hillary Clinton becomes the president then we will be stuck with the sordid Huma Abdeen another product of Islam in India

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