How can Mohammed Hijab be so stupid? Is he on payroll?
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He's probably trying to get a reaction.
He's getting a reaction alright.
Quality over quantity. If you are useless and ill-equipped to help or defend yourself and your kinsmen being starved to death and killed on a daily basis, and you have zero representation as Ummah in power houses, I don't know what your numbers can do. A billion useless souls who are waiting victims ain't meaningful.
One has to be a dimwit to think numbers matter when quality is lacking in all aspects meaningful. I miss the days of no internet so i don't have to read idiots like this guy's oral farts.
One has to be a dimwit to think numbers matter when quality is lacking in all aspects meaningful. I miss the days of no internet so i don't have to read idiots like this guy's oral farts.
He hasn’t said anything wrong.
I know but he is fueling hatred from the other side.
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He is not fuelling anything. Channels like the GB news and Talk TV are pretty much dedicated to demonising Muslims 24 hours a day. Some on those channels have openly said Palestinian children deserve to die. When the Saudi atheist ran those people some of them were still saying he was a closet Muslim. Then you also have the rise of the far right in many European countries and even the leaders of mainstream parties like the Tories openly being hostile to third/second generation Muslims.
Add people like ELon and Trump to the mix and you realise anti Muslim rhetoric is now normalised despite all the Dawah and appeasement. As for the average person in the West, most won’t have heard of Hijab and they’re not going to be swayed to be hostile because Mohamed Hijab tweeted.
I am may do a longer post about this, but there is a sort of mental colonisation and appeasement culture amongst Muslim communities in the West which is draped in the facade of Dawah. Islamically, there is not anything wrong with showing your strength at times or making bold statements to the enemies of Islam. We need to be more mature about these things rather than always thinking what is Joe going to think about what Muslims. Joes view is important as the native of the land; however, Joe has not bat an eyelid about the armed forces of his country killing/imprisoning Muslims thousands of Muslims over the last years nor has he done it over Palestine. Joe wants Muslims to be an ostracised and weak community in the West. If we are discussing how Muslims can grow to have more influence in the West how Joe feels should not always be the most important factor even though his view should be considered.
Sure, Hijab could have worded it better and his words will be like a gold mine to the right wing. That said, the sentiment articulated has been written about in so many studies to the point it is now common knowledge. Only recently, did Farage admit that it would become impossible to politically ignore Muslims in the future due to their growing population. This is the why prominent Zionists in the UK have started to open academy chains in many minority areas, so as to mould future right wing/pro Zionist Muslims. Western parties and Zionist lobbies are already assessing the future political ramifications of the growing population,
Muslims in the Uk can either bury their head in the sand in the appeasement culture of so many imams and mosques. Alternatively, they can start dialogue like Hijab has done, albeit it in not in the most diplomatic way, about how Muslims can politically and socially utilise their numbers in 30-5o years time. It is an uncomfortable debate and I’m glad he has started it.
He is not fuelling anything. Channels like the GB news and Talk TV are pretty much dedicated to demonising Muslims 24 hours a day. Some on those channels have openly said Palestinian children deserve to die. When the Saudi atheist ran those people some of them were still saying he was a closet Muslim. Then you also have the rise of the far right in many European countries and even the leaders of mainstream parties like the Tories openly being hostile to third/second generation Muslims.
Add people like ELon and Trump to the mix and you realise anti Muslim rhetoric is now normalised despite all the Dawah and appeasement. As for the average person in the West, most won’t have heard of Hijab and they’re not going to be swayed to be hostile because Mohamed Hijab tweeted.
I am may do a longer post about this, but there is a sort of mental colonisation and appeasement culture amongst Muslim communities in the West which is draped in the facade of Dawah. Islamically, there is not anything wrong with showing your strength at times or making bold statements to the enemies of Islam. We need to be more mature about these things rather than always thinking what is Joe going to think about what Muslims. Joes view is important as the native of the land; however, Joe has not bat an eyelid about the armed forces of his country killing/imprisoning Muslims thousands of Muslims over the last years nor has he done it over Palestine. Joe wants Muslims to be an ostracised and weak community in the West. If we are discussing how Muslims can grow to have more influence in the West how Joe feels should not always be the most important factor even though his view should be considered.
Sure, Hijab could have worded it better and his words will be like a gold mine to the right wing. That said, the sentiment articulated has been written about in so many studies to the point it is now common knowledge. Only recently, did Farage admit that it would become impossible to politically ignore Muslims in the future due to their growing population. This is the why prominent Zionists in the UK have started to open academy chains in many minority areas, so as to mould future right wing/pro Zionist Muslims. Western parties and Zionist lobbies are already assessing the future political ramifications of the growing population,
Muslims in the Uk can either bury their head in the sand in the appeasement culture of so many imams and mosques. Alternatively, they can start dialogue like Hijab has done, albeit it in not in the most diplomatic way, about how Muslims can politically and socially utilise their numbers in 30-5o years time. It is an uncomfortable debate and I’m glad he has started it.
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