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HHAHAHA TO PEWNIE TEZ JEDNA Z TYCH ARABSKICH STRON, CO CHCA WYBIELIC IMAMA,
PRAWDA?
A TERAZ JARUS PRZYPASUJ CYTATY JAKIE SA ZAWARTE W TYM ARTYKULE DO TWOJEGO
WLASNEGO "STRESZCZENIA" TEGO SAMEGO ARTYKULU O KTORYM MOWI TA GAZETA.
KONFRONTUJ TWOJE KLAMSTWA Z RZECZYWISTOSCIA I PLACZ!
Wielki Immam ( Mufti) wielkiego meczetu w Rzymie mowi to ,samo co mowia
wszyscy jego wspolwyznawcy w Panstwach Arabskich:
1. Nawoluje do Jihad przeciwko niewiernym ( nie tylko na Bliskim Wschodzie)
2. Nawoluje do zniszczenia Israela.
3. Naucza musulmanow w jaki sposob maja traktowac kobiety - nie potrzeba
komentarza.
4. Glorifikuje attentaty przeciwko wszystkim niewiernym.
5. Wzywa do zabicia kazdego bylego musulmana , ktory sie odwarzyl przejsc na
inna religie ( wedlug dannych Kosciola Wloskiego ok.
1600 kazdego roku)
(ZOBACZ SAM TYTUL - IN ISRAEL AT LEAST!!!) ALE NAKLAMALES!!!
Imam in Rome says suicide bombings OK—in Israel at least
By LISA PALMIERI-BILLIG
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The new Imam of the Grand Mosque of Rome, the largest in Europe, called for
the "victory of Islamic fighters in Palestine, Chechnya and other areas of
the world" in his sermon last Friday. He called for Allah's help in "the
destruction of the homes and destruction of the enemies of Islam", for
their "annihilation", and "the victory everywhere of the Nation of Islam."
In a report by Magdi Allam, the Italian columnist of Egyptian origin who
writes regularly about the Arab and Muslim world for the national daily La
Repubblica, 32-year-old Imam Abdel-Samie Mahmoud Ibrahim Moussa is quoted as
having told the correspondent that suicide attacks in Israel are religiously
legitimate, whereas they are not in Saudi Arabia, Morocco or Italy.
"From an Islamic viewpoint there is no doubt that the operations of the
mujahidin against the Jews in Palestine are legitimate. They are missions of
martyrdom and those who commit them are martyrs of Islam because all
Palestine is a Dar al-harb, a territory of war. This is because all of the
Jewish society illegally occupies an Islamic land."
On the other hand, in Saudi Arabia and Morocco, "Islam condemns attacks
against foreigners who are hosted by the Muslim people. We have an Aqd al-
wafa'a, a Covenant of loyalty with them. We welcomed them and we are
responsible for their physical safety."
By the same token, Muslims living in Italy may not commit terrorist acts
against Italians because an Aqd al-aman, covenant of security, binds them to
loyalty to the State that provides for the physical safety of the resident
Muslims.
These, together with rigid invocations against marital infidelity and on the
dependent role of women, were some of the statements made in the sermon and
the subsequent interview. During the sermon, the Imam reportedly also forbade
marriage with Jewish women.
He cited three requirements for marriage with Jewish or Christian women: "1)
they must be chaste, 2) they must be religious, 3) the people of their
religion must not fight Muslims." He concluded, "this is why today marriage
with Jewish women is forbidden."
Imam Moussa was selected by the Egyptian Al Azhar University by a tacit
agreement with the Saudi Arabian-financed Mosque of Rome. He is described as
inexperienced, with no knowledge of the Italian language.
The Italian Minister of the Interior, Giuseppe Pisanu, in an interview by
Magdi Allam published May 24, said "Italian mosques must be entirely freed of
preachers of violence" adding "I know from bitter experience that the history
of terrorism is a history of political underestimations that lead right up to
the eve of tragedy."
So far there has been no official reaction by the government. Leaders of
Muslim organizations in Italy have made contrasting comments to this episode,
which Magdi Allam, author of several books on Islam in Italy, considers not
an isolated phenomenon of the preaching of hate.
Very few openly condemned the Imam for his words, finding "excuse" in the
fact that he is foreign and not used to the Italian mentality—tacitly
justifying such preaching in an Arab Islamic context. There are approximately
one million Muslims in this country (mostly immigrants), by far outnumbering
the numerically small but historically important 35,000-member Jewish
Community.
He considers the majority of Muslim immigrants, a very pluralistic lot who
come from all over the world, to be moderate and peaceful. However, the
minority of fundamentalists who openly espouse anti-US and anti-Israel
extremist positions are harbored in some of the 250-odd mosques spread across
the country and by the official organizations of Islam, such as the UCOII
organ of the Union of Italian Islamic Communities, connected to the Muslim
Brotherhood, an international association of Islamic integralism originating
in Egypt and responsible for the murder of Sadat, among many other acts of
terror in the past.
The Muslim community in Italy has been dragging its feet in negotiating an
agreement with the Italian Government modeled on the Catholic Church-State
Concordat and other agreements between the government and other religious
minorities including that with the Union of Italian Jewish Communities.
The main difficulties seem to lie in the lack of unified views due to the
great variety of ethnic origins of the immigrants, plus the ideologies and
vested interests behind official Islamic organizational structures. Italians,
conditioned by the hierarchical structure of the Catholic Church, which
embraces about 90 per cent of the population in Italy, tend to look for
hierarchical counterparts or "official voices" in other religions, where they
simply do not exist.
Islam in Italy has expanded enormously in the past ten years. Conversions to
Islam have increased, but mostly the growth is mostly due to the great waves
of immigrants landing daily on Italian shores, both legally and illegally.
Effective solutions to problems regarding integration lag behind this reality.
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