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StrawberryJam
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You may have misunderstood me. While all of what you say here I would agree with, I don’t see how or what a believer or non believer should be looking for with regard to watching out and guarding ourselves from it. You are correct in that it is a force with influence, as most are with money and power. But, as an average person unconvinced by it’s claims what more can a person do than not aid them in their cause? What kind of forces can they have over me? I think the post I replied to made the implication there was some type of spiritual or supernatural power they have over people which I deny.Since Islam is mostly about you, and since Islam is as much politics as it is religious, I would think everyone would be interested. 97% of Jihad as taught in Islamic texts are violence against the unbelievers with only 3% being the inner struggle they like to tell us. Islam has a religious duty for all Muslims to wage jihad whether by pressure, force or violence. And it can be done by sword, by the tongue or with their money. It is all in their Sharia laws based on their Koran and Sunnah (sira and hadiths).
And there is this thing called taqiyya that is religiously mandated deception.
They influence your political leaders (CAIR), religious leaders (da’wa), movies and other medias (MPAC), your schools (MSA), and other organizations.