Ghazala lari

Muslim terrorist

Tuesday 20th December 2022 1:10 pm (first posted Monday 19th December 2022 1:38 pm)

Why a Muslim is labelled as a terrorist whereas people of other religions aren't?

Being born in a Muslim family, you may feel I'm biased towards my religion and its people. You'll have to read till the end to discover what's true.

First things first: Not all muslims are God fearing (having taqwa) there are many name sake muslims also, who are just born muslims but have no fear of Allah azzawajall. Lack of fear of almighty makes them just a human being like men of any faith or men of no faith.

Secondly: there's extreme poverty and illiteracy amongst Muslims all over the world. a) poverty leads a man to do any work whether legal, illegal, whether against muslims or non muslims, whether murder or robbery and this is true in case of muslims as well. A poor man has big dreams specially to become rich as fast as possible. So their services are available for anything and everything that you can pay them for.

b) illiteracy not only religious but also worldly due to lack of money makes any man gullible. It's easy to lure an illiterate person whether religiously or otherwise. Most of the illiterate muslims fall an easy prey to powerful, rich and educated antisocial elements.

Third: personal matter with an organisation or with a person makes powerful and rich men to easily hire people for taking their revenge. It's only a personal matter which has nothing to do with religion.

Fourth: it's a game of power, dominance and rule. Like all rich and powerful men even few muslims have same ambitions and dreams. Rule the world according to their whims and fancies and that has nothing to do with Islam or Qur'an. They only use Islam and Qur'an to get loyal manpower. And this holds true for people of all religions.

So a terrorist is a terrorist irrespective of their religion, nationality or education.

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Comments

Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh

Tue 20th Dec 2022 14:20

M.C.
We are speaking of a real threat, about which the UK government has concerns: that threat is currently the one from the UK Far Right.

You present two logical fallacies i.e. "Whatabouteries"-commonly known as "Red Herrings".

1. "even back in the days of Moseley and his Black Shirts, the movement had little support within the greater population ".
2. What is perhaps more of an insidious threat is the existence of
the "Far Left".

Ghazala lari

Tue 20th Dec 2022 13:06

Thank you all for your opinion.

M.C. Newberry...... Every crime committed by a muslim isn't jihad. The moment it's labelled as jihad, the criminal becomes a hero and his crime becomes jihad. We should refrain from creating criminals as heroes who are worshipped blindly for their crimes.

Extremists and practicing muslims never commit crimes. It's the non practicing muslim criminals who do so. Most of them don't wear the religion Islam on their sleeves.

@J. Coopey...... Precisely. Thanks.

John Coopey

Tue 20th Dec 2022 12:22

An informative piece, Ghazala. It is telling that the media all too frequently refer to “Muslim terrorism” but unaccountably never referred to crimes committed by the IRA or UDF as “Christian terrorism”.

Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh

Tue 20th Dec 2022 11:49

UK government's position:
The UK Home Office's position:

Not mine!

https://homeofficemedia.blog.gov.uk/2019/09/20/fact-sheet-right-wing-terrorism/

M.C. Newberry

Tue 20th Dec 2022 11:43

Unfortunately for their religion, it has been "hi-jacked" readily
by extremists within its ranks under the name of "Jihad" - and
vile things done in that cause for the world to see and wonder.
As for the "Far Right" mentioned by UOC...even back in the
days of Moseley and his Black Shirts, the movement had little
support within the greater population and that is likely now.
Those that are known as such now are more of a threat to
the complacency of the left-leaning liberal mindset than any
national security.
What is perhaps more of an insidious threat is the existence of
the "Far Left" - an entity that exists quietly and unobtrusively
in rarely mentioned or referred to sections of social influence.
The Atom Bomb traitors from Cambridge and the Burgess
crowd fell within that range of fifth column existence. .Doubtless, their kind exists now but that is rarely referred to in
any MSM.

Flyntland

Tue 20th Dec 2022 10:24

Ghazela
I describe myself in my profile as "Just a simple poet" and that is true, I live 'close to the ground' and have always tried to shy away from the wider world, so I read what you had to say with great interest.
You give a very balanced explanation of a situation that I have found hard to grasp.
You have given me a lot to think about and that is good. I also read'and agree with, Uilleams response.
For me this is the great value of WOL.

Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh

Tue 20th Dec 2022 09:20

Thank you Ghazala.

As you say:
"...a terrorist is a terrorist irrespective of their religion, nationality or education."

I agree with you.
And it is a sad fact that in the UK, an increasing threat is from the "Far Right".

https://homeofficemedia.blog.gov.uk/2019/09/20/fact-sheet-right-wing-terrorism/

And unfortunately in the UK, Far Right terrorists / racists are encouraged by some of our "dog-whistling" politicians, and hate-mongering news media.

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