American proselytizing plan to invade the Islamic world

American proselytizing plan to invade the Islamic world Al-Husseini Al-Husseini, Ma'di Proselytizing is a religious, political, colonial movement that began to appear after the failure of the Crusades, aiming to spread Christianity among different nations in the third world countries in general, and among Muslims in particular, with the goal of tightening control over these peoples. It is a serious call to convert Muslims and others, and to include them among Christian nations, and within their political and even geographical influence. Its names: This type of activity has been called by the following names: Proselytizing, Evangelism (as they falsely and deceitfully call it), Orientalism, and Takariz. It is mentioned in the book that Christians hold sacred, where they refer to their work as Takariz and Evangelism. Their slogan: Proselytizers pretend to call for saving nations from destruction and misery at the hands of the Savior Christ, peace be upon him. Although the religion brought by Prophet Jesus, peace be upon him, was not universal—as will be clarified—those affiliated with Christ, especially the sworn enemy of true Christianity, Paul, and those following his path, contradicted this principle and called for its universality, meaning control over the world, elevating paganism. When they failed to achieve their dream of controlling the world, which ostensibly is about saving humanity and salvation at the hands of Christ—as they claim—yet in reality, it aims to accomplish what they failed to do through military means. They focused intensely on evangelism, establishing schools of various kinds to produce armies of proselytizers in different countries of the world. They followed this with printing books filled with deception and invasion, and they paid attention to material aid, supported by ambitious Western countries such as America, France, Britain, and others. They directed most of their efforts toward densely populated Islamic countries like Egypt, Indonesia, and other nations where there were small numbers of Christians—who became many—forming the spearhead against Muslims and the vigilant eyes to strengthen Christian bases and spread it among the common Muslims under various disguises. It is worth mentioning that the first to invent the idea of proselytizing was King Louis IX, who was captured in the city of Mansoura during his defeat in the previous Crusade. His solitude in his prison in Mansoura gave him a quiet opportunity to deeply analyze the policies that the West should pursue regarding Muslims. This reflection led him to the opinions and criticisms he conveyed to his loyal brothers during his trip to Acre, departing from Damietta. This plan succeeded, and Muslims only realized it late. The goal of proselytizers or evangelists—and those behind them from government and non-government institutions—became clear to everyone. The intellectual invasion of Muslim lands has become the subject of Western conferences, both public and secret, and negotiations where they study the closest opinions to succeed in proselytizing campaigns. They plan to invade the countries they want as a stage for spreading their activity and influence without any fear from the Muslims, and this has been openly declared in hundreds of texts.