Sir,
I would like to abide by Bishop Krister Stendahl's three rules: "
When you are trying to understand another religion, you should ask the adherents of that religion and not its enemies.
Don't compare your best to their worst.
Leave room for "holy envy." (By this Stendahl meant that you should be willing to recognize elements in the other religious tradition or faith that you admire and wish could, in some way, be reflected in your own religious tradition or faith.) "
However, in the absence of any of our Muslim Brothers answering some of your rhetorical questions and some of your self-explanatory questions, I will do my duty as I understand it, on my own behalf and in doing so I pray that I am being fair, and not unjust or arrogant or full of Satanic, self-exalting Khibr (pride) as it is said that "When Arrogance appears, disgrace follows" (The Book of Proverbs: 11:2)
You ask " Enemies of Islam"? What is one to understand by the term? "
Answer :To give you a concrete example,the Iranian murtad/apostate, Ali Sina is considered an enemy of Islam and certainly not a friend of Islam because of all his disparaging attacks on what you call "one of the world's great religions."I came to that conclusion myself after reading "The Jerusalem Post Interviews Ali Sina" An enemy of Islam is someone who is hostile to that religion in thought, word and action.
You ask, "Is a concerned, constructive critic or commentator on an important matter of their time an enemy?" You are a little abstract there but in my view - and a man is judged by his intentions and if well intentioned - such as if it's not his wish (God forbid) that all Muslims should be exterminated - or that all Muslims should convert to Christianity, then in my opinion such a person is not necessarily an enemy of Islam, depending on the exact wording of his "concerned, constructive criticism" because even the devil is also capable of "concerned, constructive criticism". More than a decade ago, I was once walking down St.Paulsgatan here in Stockholm, with our Rabbi Meir Horden when he told me, casually, with a smile on his face, "Cornelius, I have read the Quran." I did not say anything – because I was afraid that he was on the verge of saying some very unholy things about the Quran, perhaps was going to tear the Quran to pieces, so, I did not say anything and I did not want to hear anything,from him. about the Quran or the Bhagavad Gita or the Dhammapada, which I could be quoting here right now. So we walked on in silence a few steps at a time.
However, I approve of Abdul Hadi Palazzi as a good "commentator on an important matter "of our times. So is Dr. Khaleel Mohammed as interviewed here . Painting on a much broader canvass is the reformist thinker Abdolkarim Soroush who I first came across through Ashk Dahlen's seminal "Islamic Law, Epistemology and Modernity: Legal Philosophy in Contemporary Iran"
The aforementioned are Muslim critics. Now when it comes to "non-believers", "unbelievers" and "disbelievers" that is all those who do not willingly accommodate the idea that Muhammad (SAW) is the last prophet of Allah – when you have such human beings as critics of Islam - there you have other perceptions of the "enemies of Islam" - and the intensity of the perceived enmity can vary considerably, depending on that critic's identity – since the Quran - Quran 5:82 says; that the Jews are the main enemy of Islam and we must understand that this is because the Jewish people do not and did not and will not accept Islam's prophet and of course, if they had done or were to do so, then that would be or have been the end of Christianity. Please permit me to refrain from naming any non-Muslim critics of Islam right now. There are so many.
As you say, "so called non-believers' lives and livelihood are affected by the thoughts and activities of "believers" all the more reason why as you continue, "They are entitled to have an abiding and enduring interest in what Islam teaches her followers to believe and think because what people think and believe help to determine how they choose to conduct themselves and act toward others"
Yes Sir, in addition to knowing what kind of treatment we dhimmis are to expect at the hands of the Boko Haram and al-Qaeda type Muslim jihad movements as they advance their ultimate cause, a world Muslim government caliphate to be governed by strict Sharia Law, we can either resist or submit to the military wing of the proposed caliphate. That's' the military wing. On the other front Muslims would like to convert the whole world by gentle persuasion.With respect to the Muslims and the Christians and people of other faiths there are a great many works on comparative religion which I think Muslims and Christians and people other faiths would find useful when in dialogue with other religionists. Islam is expanding rapidly in Africa and making great gains in Europe in particular – 911 must have put on some breaks in the US, for those who would like to convert to the religious ideology of ground zero. Of course other deterrents that still exist : Iran: Proposed Penal Code Retains Stoning | Human Rights Watch
I'm afraid that these your other questions will have to be answered by the Muslims themselves as I am not qualified to give an opinion:
The unanswered questions : "If we assume for example that an enemy is an extremist non well-wisher, is it conceivable or indeed the case that Islam may have more enemies with it than outside it at this time? Was the al qaeda founder a friend or enemy of Islam? Are Nigeria's Boko Haram members friends or enemies of Islam? Has Islam become a convenient facade employed by some determined, extremist, ideological adventurers chasing their political dreams? I am just asking?"
Sincerely,
http://www.thelocal.se/blogs/corneliushamelberg/
On Tuesday, 4 June 2013 20:28:13 UTC+2, Anunoby, Ogugua wrote:
--Enemies of Islam"? What is one to understand by the term? Who are these usually unidentified enemies? Is a concerned, constructive critic or commentator on an important matter of their time an enemy?Islam is one of the world's great religions. Islams's followers share the world often times in close proximinaty with many, some of them call choose to call non-believers. It is often times forgotten that these so called non-believers' lives and livelihood are affected by the thoughts and activities of "believers". Non-belivers are therefore necessarilly stakeholders in Islam as muslims are in Christianity. They are entitled to have an abiding and enduring interest in what Islam teachs her followers to believe and think because what people think and believe help to determine how they choose to conduct themselves and act toward others. I might add too that Islam has help to shape our world for hundreds of years now and is consequently a legitimate subject of study, commentary, and criticism.If we assume for example that an enemy is an extremist non well-wisher, is it conceivable or indeed the case that Islam may have more enemies with it than outside it at this time? Was the al qaeda founder a friend or enemy of Islam? Are Nigeria's Boko Haram members friends or enemies of Islam? Has Islam become a convenient facade employed by some determined, extremist, ideological adventurers chasing their political dreams? I am just asking?"oa
From: usaafric...@googlegroups.com [usaafric...@googlegroups.com ] On Behalf Of Cornelius Hamelberg [cornelius...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 11:58 AM
To: usaafric...@googlegroups.com
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Subject: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Swedish Peace keeping troops for Mali
PS.
Ibrahim Abdullah,
By accusing Sweden, I hope that you get my point and a taste of how it feels to be falsely accused.
What do you (pl.) make of the following:
In The Name Of Allah - Booty Plunder & Loot in Muhammad's Islam
Surat Al-Fath [48:20] - The Noble Qur'an
There's a lot of spurious, deliberate misinformation about Islam coming from some of the enemies of Islam. For instance, we know for a fact that people like Abu Bakr,al-Siddiq, Zubayr ibn al-Awam and Talha ibn Ubaydullah were millionaires by yesterday's and today's standards
Ibn Warraq tends to invoke "ethical relativism" as an excuse for that of which Islam is sometimes being accused.
So, if you could just provide some evidence to back your pious protestations and what you fear Swedes might do in the future, as guest in Mali, I'll be the last person to argue with you. There's another fear-monger Robert Fowler, in today's BBC Hardtalk; he fears that Islamic radicals are working on a plan to establish a caliphate that will extend from Mauritania to Somalia – he says that Boko Haram and allies are united in that sense of purpose
On Tuesday, 4 June 2013 17:30:53 UTC+2, Cornelius Hamelberg wrote:--
Dear Ibrahim Abdullah,
Of course in some war situations which get out of control, soldiers loot, rape and pillage. In some non-war situations that what some African governments are accused of doing, by their own people : looting their people's treasuries, systematically . T It's a class of Africans known as the lootocracy . We could focus on those no good buggers instead.
I remember how I felt when I read this paragraph on page 16 of Solomon Nigosian's Islam: Its History, Teaching, and Practices the section on"Prophet and Statesman":
" The economic interests of Muhammed and his followers depended at first on local trade. Later, however,Muhammed approved raids, in normal Arab fashion, on caravans passing through or near Medina. He himself led three such raids in 623, all of which failed. A year later he led some 300 men to attack a wealthy Meccan caravan returning from Syria with a supporting force of over 900 men. The two forces faced each other near a place called Badr. In the ensuing battle the Meccans were badly defeated. This success appeared to Muhammed as a divine vindication of his prophethood. Moreover it encouraged him to lead larger Muslim forces on preemptive raids against hostile nomadic tribes." (and the next couple of paragraphs) which all lead to discussions of "ethical relativism" of the type Ibn Warraq raises in several of his writings
I don't suppose that you are proud of the looting done by the conquering Muslim armies in early Islam; quite on the contrary you must be proud of the denials of looting done by the conquering Muslim armies in early Islam.
You say that Sweden looted in the Congo - well I don't even take the Quran's word for everything that I understand of what the Quran says, so why should I believe your accusations, without any proof? The Quran says bring your proof.
As for Mali some precious manuscripts were allegedly looted by the Tuaregs others (thank God) are in safe keeping and hopefully undergoing restoration in the United States of America.
Sweden is going to Mali for humanitarian reasons, Sweden is not going there to loot, but to stabilise the situation, keep the peace, engage in social services activities and to help build/re-build infrastructure. If the Africa Union could do it, Sweden or France wouldn't have to be there According to the news sources,
" Sweden would contribute with airborne transport, flight safety support, and a national support unit, Defence Minister Karin Enström told the TT news agency.
"This is about a lack of development, decades of tension between different ethnic groups, uncertain access to food, widespread humanitarian need, increasing criminal activities and armed extremists," the ministers wrote.
"Our answer to help must therefore be broad. This is about security, about relieving acute distress, about sustainable development and about supporting political processes. And we must do all this together with the many international players who have been gathered to contribute to the Mali government and the Malian people."
The ministers added that 15 Swedish military instructors were already aiding the EU's efforts to educate and advise Mali's armed forces, claiming the operation was risk free.
"It is in Sweden's interest to contribute to international peace, security, and development in different ways. It is a part of our global responsibility. This is how our foreign policy tradition looks. And that is how we will continue to act," the ministers wrote.
Bildt explained that Swedish Hercules planes would carry out "tactical transports" and that Swedish troops would be in the field, but not out on patrol as they are in Afghanistan.
"No operation is risk free," he told TT.
While the current proposal limits the Swedish operation to one year, it's possible the mission could be extended. "
On Monday, 3 June 2013 23:00:54 UTC+2, Ibrahim Abdullah wrote:Sweeden will not be proud if they repeat what they did in the Congo: LOOT!!!!!!!!IB=======================
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 4:44 PM, Cornelius Hamelberg <cornelius...@gmail.com> wrote:
I was only pulling the Ibrahim Abdullah's leg.
Oh Gloria! So we love both him (Abdullah Ibra-him) ? That's good news coming from you. We have several friends in common, mostly here in Stockholm. Met him for the first time at a Fasching Concert to which I took the late Jeff Cartriers ( great jazz bassist from South Africa - also known as Ishmail) who was then in a wheel chair. Jeff was a friend of Elisabeth Palme – the wife of Olof Palme...that's just a small indication of how close the anti-Apartheid movement in Sweden was to the Swedish government. The cream of the still Stockholm based South African freedom fighters, musicians, poets, ideologues, grass root workers, future ambassadors etc. were at the concert I'm talking about and we sat at the high table with some of the great ones. During the break Jeff introduced me to Abdullah Ibrahim ( whose music I had been listening to for years) at which point - on being introduced to him, I recited one of his anti-apartheid poems to him, a poem I had read in "Transition Magazine " or maybe "Black Orpheus" at the Institute of African Studies library in Ghana, in 1970 :
"Then
as now when
finger-touched
you moved your hand
away."
and then immediately made the fatal mistake of attributing the poem to the name under which he had created it : Dollar Brand. (He hates that name). I've met some of the great South African and African American jazz musicians. It's a tough profession....
Here he is with Johnny : Abdullah Ibrahim & Johnny Dyani : Namhanje
Another favourite : Abdullah Ibrahim - Soweto/Dollar Brand - African Herbs
So many Swedish women that I know, are in love with that. South African jazz pianist ….
On Monday, 3 June 2013 15:56:38 UTC+2, Emeagwali, Gloria (History) wrote:Correction:From: Cornelius Hamelberg [cornelius...@gmail.com]
The South African Jazz pianist, a musician with over seventy albums to his name,
is Abdullah Ibrahim. I love his music. He is my favorite musician.
Professor Gloria Emeagwali
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Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 5:21 AMTo: usaafric...@googlegroups.com
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Subject: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Swedish Peace keeping troops for Mali
There's a connection between the little provocations made by my most dear, most revered, most effulgent Mwalimu Mama Mzuri Gloria-in-excelsis-Emeagwali and my favourite South African jazz pianist, Brother Ibrahim Abdullah and that is that you both touch a raw nerve : Dag Hammarskjöld<http://www.google.co.uk/#output=search&sclient= > perishing because he and the Swedish peacekeeping military were standing up against international racism (immorality for profit) in Conrad's and King Leopold's Congo - and the recent riots that spread from Husby - that have been characterised as "Muslim riots<http://www.google.co.uk/psy-ab&q=Dag+Hammarskjöld+and+ the+Congo&oq=Dag+Hammarskjöld+ and+the+Congo&gs_l=hp.12.. 0i22i30l4.2752.2752.0.4437.1. 1.0.0.0.0.115.115.0j1.1.0...0. 0...1c..15.psy-ab.a4ZXqdqZzTM& pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm= bv.47244034,d.bGE&fp=35acbb911 3f5c85e&biw=1024&bih=613 #sclient=psy-ab&q=muslim+riots >" by the enthusiastic sections of the islamophobic media , otherwise also wrongly characterised as the Swedish race riots <http://www.google.co.uk/#scli+in+sweden+2013&oq=Muslim+ riots+in+Sweden&gs_l=hp.1.2. 0j0i22i30j0i8.2447.10301.0. 14281.22.13.0.9.9.0.243.1348. 9j2j2.13.0...0.0...1c.1.15. psy-ab.gg08tvdk8Z4&pbx=1&bav= on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.47244034, d.bGE&fp=35acbb9113f5c85e&biw= 1024&bih=613 ent=psy-ab&q=race+riots+in+ >Sweden&oq=race+riots+in+Sweden &gs_l=hp.12..0i8.1094005. 1099334.1.1101652.20.12.0.8.8. 0.92.811.12.12.0...0.0...1c.1. 15.psy-ab.LJGMfVtTOFQ&pbx=1& bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv. 47244034,d.bGE&fp= 35acbb9113f5c85e&biw=1024&bih= 613
It's so tedious having to have to engage some of the self-appointed media pundits (they're everywhere) and sometimes have running battles (verbal) with them, trying to explain that it's not only Muslims rioting. It's mostly frustrated and marginalised immigrant youths – nearly all of them Swedes/ Swedish citizens many of whom were born and bred in Sweden etc. most of them white or Semites. Some academics have now proposed a commission to look into the causes of the violent
" resistance" and I hope that the commission will include some experts "of foreign extraction" and that they will come out with meaningful recommendations that will be implemented in this our refugee-land in which many immigrants – like the Jews of old – do not want to assimilate or succumb to the Francophone type policy <http://www.google.co.uk/#gs_rn=15&gs_ri=psy-ab&suggest=p&cp > in Africa, that demanded that they become assimilated, "assimilé" - a slightly more difficult thing for many immigrants to achieve in Sweden, when for most parts of their lives they are sequestered in immigrant ghettoes such as Husby – where Sheikh al-Hajji Bangura's other most favourite Negro from Sierra Leone (not me) used to live...=36&gs_id=88&xhr=t&q=French+as similation+policy+in+Africa&es _nrs=true&pf=p&output=search& sclient=psy-ab&oq=French+ assimilation+policy+in+Africa& gs_l=&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.& bvm=bv.47244034,d.bGE&fp= 35acbb9113f5c85e&biw=1024&bih= 613
The first real racist that I ever met in Sweden was a guy who had served in the Swedish military in the Congo. He even explained it to me and I could understand that he became a racist out there in the jungle – and perhaps you would have become one too ( or a tribalist ?) if the enemy tribe or Oyibo had been shooting at you and trying to genocide you (like Moïse Tshombe) 24 hrs a day - or a couple of months or years whilst serving out there. You'd bear the scars of war – the scars of having to do unpleasant things such as killing, mostly in order to stay alive – killing - instead of turning the other cheek or " loving your enemies" as the Xtian scriptures tell us – as in I wanna love you<http://www.google.co.uk/#sclient=psy-ab&q=Bob+Marley+:+I > – and treat you right (everyday and every night)s+this+love&oq=Bob+Marley+:+Is +this+love&gs_l=hp.12..0l4.449 6.4496.0.5766.1.1.0.0.0.0.91. 91.1.1.0...0.0...1c..15.psy- ab.wLfOhA7lI2A&pbx=1&bav=on.2, or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.47244034,d. bGE&fp=35acbb9113f5c85e&biw=10 24&bih=613
That Swedish troops have ever been accused of "looting" is news to me – in fact much of the once great Swedish auto industry depended on raw materials like cobalt which is still plentiful in the Congo and South Africa – and yet Swedish trade unions of the type which the current leader of the Social Democrats Stefan Löfven used to head ( it's called METAL) - they were prepared to suffer the effects of sanctions on South Africa which could have crippled or immobilised the auto industry - with no alternative sources of supply, but they went ahead – and in fact I occasionally met a couple of COSATU representatives (at home for dinner) who were sent to Sweden to train....
We should be happy and congratulate Sweden for wanting to help our people in Mali - whilst the Africa Union is still dragging it's feet complaining about lack of finances and equipment (as usual) after so many years of independence and co-operation with the looting of the continent they are still engaged in their favourite Buddhist contemplative pastime called "do-nothing" perhaps on the way to Nirvana, a supreme state of super-natural indifference and inertia.
'Sweden should be proud of its troops' - The Local<http://www.google.se/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source= >web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CC4QFjAA &url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww. thelocal.se%2F48216%2F20130529 %2F&ei=V0qsUYbfCIX24QSL5ICoDg& usg=AFQjCNHunSpiHu460ZffqtICKa edWWE7ng&sig2=uby5PRI2nu0vNwNn fQ5UHw&bvm=bv.47244034,d.bGE
Sin-cerely,
http://www.thelocal.se/blogs/corneliushamelberg/
On Monday, 3 June 2013 02:48:41 UTC+2, Emeagwali, Gloria (History) wrote:
...and they had a whole week of race (?) riots last week.
Professor Gloria Emeagwali
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Hope the Sweedes will behave this time around--they looted the Congo in the 60s.
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