cont.
On arrival in Chicago and then on to California, Yussif’s mother asked “It is so green here, am I in Heaven?” (No you are not, you are in the great Satan land declared so by the Islamic clergy) The parents were speechless when they finally arrived in California. The father said “pinch me, I must be in a dream.” They found it difficult to believe that America was such a wonderful place with wonderful (secular-humanists) people. Maybe they thought they would see nothing but prostitutes and drug addicts. Let us hope Yussif gets well and when his family returns to
Iraq, they will have something good to report about America.
Now, the purpose of this accounting of little Yussif. One, it illustrates that American and Americans are NOT what you seem to believe in the
Middle East. We are really humans, secular in our government, generous, and kind. You in the Middle East often say “we LOVE American people, but we HATE the American government” You don’t understand one thing, the Americans elect the government, we don’t have dictators, the REPRESENTATIVE government speaks for the people. This may be difficult for you in the Middle East to understand as you have never had this freedom.
**My question to Islam. Can you really believe that the Jews, Christians, and Sikhs involved with this boy Yussif, will all go to the Moslem hell? **I would like a Islamic scholar to explain Islam thinking on this event. I do not want a confrontation about Islam, I really want to understand your logic and way of thinking. Are Americans wrong to do what we did? I, and I am sure all humanists would like a discussion about this. One thought is this “why didn’t Moslems take care of Yussif?” Where was the generous royal family of Saudi Arabia?
You must understand, we in the West scrutinize Islam by how you perform, react, and think, this is a good case for you to do some explaining. Let us hear from you!.
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If Muslims love their children so much, why did no Muslim try to help this poor child?
Vickie