FORMER TERRORIST TRANSLATES GROUND ZERO IMAM'S WORDS

Former Muslim terrorist Walid Shoebat has translated the words of Ground Zero Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf that appeared in a Jordanian newspaper in May of 2009. Rauf's words in Arabic are a far cry from the english we hear from him in the U.S. When translated verbatim, we have quite the interesting dichotomy.

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(Translated from the Arabic by Walid Shoebat)

If someone in the Middle East cries out, “where is the law”, he knows that the law exists. The only law that the Muslim needs exists already in the Koran and the Hadith. People asked me right after the 9/11 attack as to why do movements with political agendas carry [Islamic] religious names? Why call it ‘Muslim Brotherhood’ or ‘Hezbollah (Party of Allah)’ or ‘Hamas’ or ‘Islamic Resistance Movement’? I answer them this—that the trend towards Islamic law and justice begins in religious movements, because secularism had failed to deliver what the Muslim wants, which is life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

From an article titled “Sharing The Essence Of Our Beliefs” by Feisal Abdul Rauf, Al-Ghad Newspaper in Jordan, 5/9/2009

Sounds like the Islamic version of Community Organizing - create various groups in an effort to a solitary movement - Islamic Law.

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