Muslims victim of Islam

Submitted by Amitabh tripathi (India), Oct 7, 2005 at 23:38

Before this Dr Pipes wrote an article on the problem of slaves imported to America by Saudis (Saudis import slaves to America) .That was also an insightful and informative article. Reference of previous article is relevent here because Dr Pipes has refered in this article how Islamic theologians justify slavery as he referred in his previous article.
We should be very clear in our perception regarding Muslim problem.Every aspect of Muslim problem is related to its theology .In modern world many scholars andso called progressive movements behave like a orchid on this very issue.Their behaviour compelles to draw the conclusion eiether they timid and fear for Muslim backlash or they are more intrested in getting the certificate of liberal,progressive and etc.It is very difficult to understand how experts take Muslaim problem.Till nobody will dare to tell Muslims as they are also victim of Islam this problem will never come to an end.
As I outlined the Muslim problem is essentially a problem of Islam and its theology- their thought,action everything is controlled by Quran,Hadith and sunnah .Islam is also an ideology like communism which will definitly come to an end but when followers of this idelogy renounce this.Muslims minus their Islam are as good or bad as any other human being ,the pre-Islamic Arabs and Turks were tolerant people ,It was Islam that brutalised them,If muslims renounce Islam they will also become tolerant. Need of the hour is to tell the world and Muslims in particular as they are also victim of Islam.
If we are sincere towards our approach to Muslim problem we should catch up essence of this problem. any cosmetic efforts will be proven a eyewash .Because root of this problem lives in theology of Islam and could be dealt in that manner only.

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