Posted on 06/23/2014 5:18:21 AM PDT by winoneforthegipper
On June 12, only two day after capturing Mosul and other territories in Iraq, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria issued a decree ordering the people to send their unmarried women to “jihad by sex.” In the proclamation ISIS threatens to impose Sharia law on all who fail to comply with the decree.
Here’s a translation of the decree, followed by the original in Arabic.
In the Name of Allah the Merciful
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In the Name of Allah the Merciful
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Good post
Islam is for “sick people”
Actually, there isn’t. Anything in furtherance of the spread of islam is excusable under same. Anything considered a sin under it is excusable if it’s for the spread of the religion.
http://www.incpak.com/world/jihad-sex/
We have noticed deliberate mistranslation. The word they used is Jihad an-Nikah Capture
which means marriage not sex. Although it apparently seems that it is a forced marraige which is still is wrong and prohibited in Islam.
kindly visit the link and check yourself.
Islam does not allow any such activity.
we are reliable and authentic source of information , neither we supported ISIS nor under the influence of anyone.
INCPak is Independent News Source.
Which of course is ridiculous. This so called religion is nothing more than tyrannical abuse. There is nothing about it consistent with the Father of Creation.
With illiteracy so high among the eastern populations and many feeble minded the masses can be easily manipulated and are by it's leadership within the Mosques as well as the Governing leaders.
With illiteracy so high among the eastern populations and many feeble minded the masses can be easily manipulated and are by it's leadership within the Mosques as well as the Governing leaders.
I agree with you.
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Actually, I'd would guesstimate 70% of those coming to the West already have some type of serious emotional instability, due to many reasons & thereafter changes in culture once they migrate and arrive here. I only say that cautiously & based on those I know.
I'm a psychologist. So, 'serious mental disorder' needs to be qualified, in clinical terms, in my view. But I get your point.
I didn’t consider the adjustment to a different culture, but yes this would also add to their mental stability.
I’ve read several articles from those who have treated Muslims which is where I drew the 85% figure from. Of course I wouldn’t tackle how serious their issues are from a clinical view....but my understanding they generally have at least one major mental disorder coupled with “other” issues.
Even so 70% is still a huge percentage....and one I’m not surprised at all by. I have worked with those involved in cults who also use indoctrination and as much deception. but rare for a lifetime. I see how difficult it is for them to come away from that which they’ve been taught and “believe”.
>>>’I see how difficult it is for them to come away from that which they’ve been taught and “believe”.’<<<
Yes, it is. Broadly, it really applies to anyone classified as ‘human’ - factors such as: family, friends, society (micro or macro), history, circumstances unique to a family, and so on... they all contribute. Different from person to person, and family to family. That’s why sweeping comments are not necessarily valid. There are many (muslims), who were born and raised in the West too, who have similar emotional problems. It is often complicated. But, despite what is often said, one can mostly see the contributors in ‘the family’ of the people, to begin with. The family often prepares the person, even inadvertently. After that, other factors come into play, and overtime. You just have to carefully figure them out. It isn’t a 2+2=4 type of science.
What I do know about Middle Eastern Muslims is their culture itself is harmful to themselves and as much toward others outside their culture, regardless of how they want us to think of them. You cannot be fed the “slop” they are fed and expect that they can view the world through any other mindset or eyes then Islam. Most cannot draw their own conclusions....to do so would bring punishment in one form or another. They are taught to “obey” rather than “think”.
What I do know about Middle Eastern Muslims is their culture itself is harmful to themselves and as much toward others outside their culture, regardless of how they want us to think of them. You cannot be fed the “slop” they are fed and expect that they can view the world through any other mindset or eyes then Islam. Most cannot draw their own conclusions....to do so would bring punishment in one form or another. They are taught to “obey” rather than “think”.
<<<’What I do believe is that when they do so it’s because someone, or others, along the way stepped into their life while they were growing up... enough that they saw the difference and or taught them otherwise.’<<<
Agreed. But that can be luck or some say destiny too. And, whoever steps into their life has to be sufficiently trusted or held in high esteem to make a difference, at the right time & right place...
>>>’They are taught to “obey” rather than “think”.<<<
Yes
The impact of others on ones life does not have to have a trust element....especially for children....who see “nice/kind people” as good enough to engage with them.
A child rarely has developed the understanding of trust...even into the teenage years and beyond. I’ll give you an example how easily they can be mislead.
(Though teens and children are taught not to go with strangers....a TV group went into a Mall announcing they were looking for potential models, all they had to do was step outside into their van parked outside. 100% of the teenage girls went with them. The possibility and thrill of being a model was like candy to a small child.)
It really isn’t so complicated...a kind word or a small lesson taught, such as how to tie your shoes...can make a huge difference in a child’s mind when their home life is so disfunctional. It’s more being “cared” for, if only for a moment, rather than trust....even though the child may not be able to define the experience the inner sense registers that this is “good”.
I have known so many people who had serious abusive childhoods who came out on the other side because these small jesters from others which mattered and made such a difference from what they had known.
The Mosques that are in our country were established to prevent those coming here from being influenced too quickly by Western culture......they teach how to “properly” view Americans and indoctrinate them further of the ‘dangers’ of becoming “Americanized”.....Even so , and as we have learned, many Muslims are becoming marginal Muslims...but if the crap hits the fans they will indeed draw closer to their Mosques and Islamic ideology rather than align with Americans.
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