Texas: Islamic Academy Acquires Baptist Church Near EPIC City After Hostile Lawsuit, Plans to Erect Dawah Seminary
by Christine Douglass-Williams
Salahuddin Future Academy (SAFA) operates under the Authentic Ilm Mission. The church later tried to contest the deal with SAFA on the grounds that its pastor didn’t “realize he was signing a sales contract,” and “lacked authorization from church leadership.” The signing pastor was evidently clueless about what he was getting into and/or he did not read between the lines. This case is not a simple business acquisition of property. Indeed, it was legal, but it also ended up being a hostile takeover by one cleverly run religious institution over another naively run one. Historically, “friendly” Muslim dialogue with Christians that invites the latter to trust, embrace and learn about Islam is just a utilitarian path to dawah.
The case of Salahuddin Future Academy and the Korean World Mission Baptist Church is a model exhibit of what Islamic dawah encompasses. First comes the smile. Then comes the snarl.
Interesting development among some Western Islamic apologists in their shame over the Aisha hadith: they're now denying the reliability of the Bukhari ahadith saying she was a child when Muhammad married her, hence calling into question the reliability of Bukhari as whole. (1/5)
This is an EXTREMELY risky game, for though there is a small number of Qur'an-only Muslims, traditional Islam does not and cannot exist without the Hadith, which supplies the asbab an-nuzul (occasion of revelation), thus explaining much of the Qur'an that is, (2/5)
in Ibn Warraq's words, "gnomic, allusive, elusive," and well-nigh incomprehensible on its own. Not only do the Qur'an's repeated exhortations to obey the messenger become impossible to obey without the Hadith, but much of Islamic practice is based on Hadith, not Qur'an. (3/5)
They're trying to draw a false equivalence between Hinduism and Islam. Islamic jihadis have committed 37000 jihad terror attacks worldwide since 9/11. If Hindus commit 37000 terror attacks, then they might have a case.
They're blaspheming Hinduism because of ongoing blasphemy of Islam, proclaiming themselves to free speech absolutists. Very well. I also am a free speech absolutist. There should be no criminal penalties anywhere for blasphemy against any religion. But they're missing the point.
People are blaspheming Islam in order to show that they will not submit to the violent intimidation and threats that some Muslims issue to those who criticize Islam. People need to stand for free speech on that point because that is where it is challenged. But people aren't...
Far-Left fascist "journalist" @lukeobrien is whining that he was supposedly threatened in comments on an article exposing his unethical behavior. Yet the comments on his own @huffpost piece on @amymek contain numerous threats against her, including:
William MunnyDid she do something illegal? ..... Or are you saying she should be disappeared to some sort of Soviet style Gulag?
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Cee EnnWilliam Munny only if we're lucky.
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I'd say there are ways to deal with the AmyMeks of the world. All of them are done, by whatever means necessary, with extreme prejudice.
Hi @KFILE! I’m doing a story about you. Please answer a few questions: 1) How did you decide that foes of jihad mass murder and Sharia oppression of gays, women, etc were worse than jihad mass murderers themselves?
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2) Why didn’t you ask me for comment on this piece defaming me? Did you ask the other people you defamed for comment? 3) Did you get paid by any individual or group other than CNN to write this story? If so, who?
4) Are you aware that there have been over 30,000 jihad attacks around the world and an even greater casualty count? Do you really think in light of that fact that “Islamophobia” is a worse problem than jihad terror?