No one in the media reports it. The media are liars and terrorist sympathizers.
Huh. I wonder where he gets that from.
Wait, shouldnt his title be False Muslim self- termed theologian?
Since we are assured that people who say and do these things are not REAL muslims
Qatar again.
F*ck you, you bearded towelhead lefthandasswipe. Your headwrap is full of lice, and your beard is infested with fleas.
I hope he didn’t get arthritis writing up this earth-shattering report.
Hmmm. I call for the immersion of all Qurans in pig lard.
From Vidino, 2006.
In 1990 Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an influential Sunni scholar and the unofficial theological leader of the international Muslim Brotherhood (al Ikhwan al Muslimoun), published a book called Priorities of the Islamic Movement in the Coming Phase. [1] This 186-page treatise can be considered the most recent manifesto of the Islamist revivalist movement. As Qaradawi explains in the introduction, the “Islamic Movement” is meant to be the “organized, collective work, undertaken by the people, to restore Islam to the leadership of society” and to reinstate “the Islamic caliphate system to the leadership anew as required by sharia.”
Qaradawi’s treatise introduces a new agenda and modus operandi for the movement, signaling a clear break with many salafi groups and even with some past ideological elements of the Muslim Brotherhood. While the book does not rule out the use of violence to defend Muslim lands, it generally advocates the use of dawa, dialogue, and other peaceful means to achieve the movement’s goals. This doctrine is commonly referred to as “wassatiyya,” a sort of “middle way” between violent extremism and secularism, and Qaradawi is one of its key proponents.
It appears that Qaradawi has jettisoned wassatiyya.
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