The states of evil of the Islamists

Author: Dr. Amer Hassan Fayyad Number of pages: 214 pages Publisher: Arab House for Science Publishers In the age of chaos with its foul smell and vivid blood-colored hue that dominates the region, we were forced to learn how to distinguish between the vice of submission and the virtue of Islam, and between the virtue of Islam and the Muslim. The Muslim seeks participation, while the submissive seeks dominance. The Muslim is a believer in his Lord, His books, and His messengers altogether. The submissive, on the other hand, may be a believer in authority in pursuit of wealth, or a believer in killing in pursuit of blood, or a believer in both. The Muslim is one who does not fall behind the elders whose efforts have left behind the debris of what is old from their times. The submissive is the one who persistently advances to revive the debris of the elders who have fallen behind the efforts of their predecessors. The Muslim cares about his faith, and the submissive cares about the faith of others. The Muslim seeks fatwa from his Lord, and the submissive seeks guidance from his guide. The Muslim forgives, and the submissive slaughter even those who forgive him. Religion for the Muslim is a matter of belief and thinking, and for the submissive, religion is a matter of takfir (excommunication). The Muslim's main concern is illuminating the dark areas of religion with the lamp of reason so that man ultimately does not become a victim of the powerful who exploit the ambiguity of religion to subjugate the human race. While the main concern of the submissive is darkening the bright areas of religion with killing and blood so that man ultimately becomes a victim of the powerful who exploit the ambiguity of religion to subjugate the human race. The goal of the Muslim can be anything except negativity and destruction, while the goal of the submissive can be anything except positivity and construction.