Shaming the Muslims Out of Islam

http://www.politicalislam.com/blog/shaming-the-muslims-out-of-islam/#comments ^ | Bill Warner

[ventanax5]

When I read MA Khan's new book, Islamic Jihad, I was struck by two things, the high quality of his scholarship and an emerging historical trend.

Khan is firmly in the Foundationalist School of scholarship. He does not indulge opinion, but bases his work on the Islamic doctrine of jihad and its historical effects on civilization, with a focus on the destruction of India. He investigates and documents two little known areas--the Sufis and the enslavement of the Hindus.

The excellence of his book is part of an historic pattern. When Islam attacked us on September 11, 2001 we were unprepared for war. Our intellectuals were spineless dhimmis who have been bought and paid for by the Saudis and the Muslim Brotherhood, and as a result, were apologists and not able to defend our civilization.

However, in one of the more remarkable intellectual events in history, a new type of intellectual was drawn into the study of Islam. Trained critical and scientific thinkers who were amateurs in the field of Islam applied their critical reasoning to this subject and produced a wealth of excellent books and articles. The new Islamic scholarship was fact-driven and took up Islam's challenge of war.

[Hegemony Cricket]

"Perhaps taqiyyah could be a better tactic than using shame."

I have it on perfectly good authority that men who make it a habit of flopping on their noses and praying towards mecca multiple times each day, will eventually find that their doo-hickey has either shriveled up, or has fallen off completely.

[tillacum]

I think you are right...and it ain’t America.