Mu'een admonishes disobedient Jews

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Jul 20, 2006 at 12:54

Mu'een is right on the money. In English parlance that means is he is absolutely correct. The Jews have been victims (dhimmi) for hundreds of years and their lot in life is to remain as such, subject to the authority of the royal Muslims. How dare they retaliate against the Muslims.

The Muslims, Hezbolah and Hamas have Allah's permission to continue shelling, attacking and killing Jews but of course the Jews have no right to respond. They are supposed to die, suffer or endure quietly whatever the Muslims have reserved for them. Allah likes to see Muslims attacking Jewish men, women and children; however he has never sanctified or approved retaliation by the Jews.

So get with the program you disobedient Jews, and learn to die quietly without retaliation and stop upsetting mumineen and more specifically, Mu'een Ud Deen. You are however wrong on one account Mu'een. In 1967, Moshe Dyan and the Jewish army took control of all Jerusalem including the Most Holy al-Aqsa Mosque. However, much to the consternation of the Jews he returned the al-Aqsa Mosque to the Muslims who have retained control over it to this day.

In fact it is the Muslims who are destabilizing the foundation of the Mosque by excavating all the evidence that the area of the Mosque was originally the site for the Jewish temple. And no, the Jews did not invade the Mosque and despoil it. In fact, it was Muslims that invaded a Synagogue and defecated on the floor, but of course, Allah did not object. I think that Muslim feces on the floor of a Synagogue is like a token of acceptance from Allah.

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