There is one islam

Submitted by M. J. Khan (United States), Oct 11, 2005 at 17:23

I was encouraged by Bush speech but he has along ways to go. Like Dr Ali Sina (faithfreedom.org) and Robert Spencer (jihadwatch.org) who say identification of the enemy is the first step, Bush should not beat around the bush and identify the real enemy which is the real Islam. There is no such thing as radical islam, it is the P.C. word to appease the muslims. There is one real islam , the islam of quran and Mohammed's sunna , which is hateful intolerant and violent.

I was born in it 60 years back, I should know. All milder versions are heretic islams as rightfully declared by Ibn Taymiyyah , Abdul Wahab and their followers. As a matter of fact Abdul Wahab's followers had declared war on them in 19th century and killed hundereds of thousands of them.

Talibans, Irani mullahs, wahabis, salafis, Bin Laden, Zarqawi, Bakri, Hamza Misri are real muslims, followers of quran and sunna to the word. Funny thing is that heretics morally and financially support the real muslims , the real muslims however cash on that support but hate the heretics and like to kill them all. Khomeini came to power with the help of moderates like Bani Sadr, Qutub zadeh and Bazargan and Yadzi but once in power he had most of them killed, others ran away.
Real islam succeeded with terror. Mohammed's very famous hadith and a favourite of all jihadis is:
Bukhari:V4B52N220 "Allah's Apostle said, ‘I have been made victorious with terror.'"
Allah backs up jihadis terrorists all the way:
Qur'an 8:12 "I shall terrorize the infidels. So wound their bodies and incapacitate them"
That is islam, the one and only.

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