உலகத்தின் சொத்துக்கள் அனைத்து முஸ்லீம்களுடையது- எகிப்து மதகுரு யூசூப் கரளாவி அறிவிப்பு

உலகத்தின் சொத்துக்கள் அனைத்து முஸ்லீம்களுடையது என்று எகிப்து மதகுரு யூசூப் கரளாவி அறிவித்துள்ளார்.

உலகத்தின் எல்லா சொத்துக்களையும் அழித்து அதன் மீது ஏழாம் நூற்றாண்டில் சொன்னதுபோல செய்யவேண்டும் என்றும் அறிவித்துள்ளார்.


'All Riches Are Ours'
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
Posted 10/15/2008

Islamofascism: An Arab cleric rejoicing in the "collapse" of capitalism is calling on Muslims to replace it with an Islamic financial system that's done such a bang-up job for them.


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Egyptian Sheik Yusuf al-Qaradawi, described by the wires as an "influential" cleric, beseeched Muslims to take advantage of the Western financial crisis to build an economic system based on 7th-century Shariah principles banning interest and credit.

"The collapse of the capitalist system based on usury and paper and not on goods traded on the market is proof that it is in crisis and shows that Islamic economic philosophy is holding up," al-Qaradawi said.

Apparently the sheik hasn't looked at any numbers comparing Muslim economies with Western economies. They don't stack up, to put it gently. The best yardstick for measuring global economic success is per-capita GDP. None of the 35 Muslim nations holds a candle to the U.S. (with the exceptions of tiny plutocracies like Qatar).

Al-Qaradawi's Egypt, for example, ranks 111th in the world with a per-capita GDP of $1,697. In contrast, the U.S. ranks 10th with a per-capita GDP of $45,790.

Still, al-Qaradawi thinks the West's financial turmoil proves the superiority of Islamic economics. He urged Muslims to "profit from the crisis to bring about the triumph of the (Islamic) nation, which holds the spiritual and material resources for victory," including "nearly all the oil." (Even more reason to drill.)

Who is this sheik? The wires describe him simply as an "influential Sunni cleric," when in fact he's a Muslim Brotherhood jihadist leader who advocates suicide bombings against the West and the establishment of a global caliphate. The stories don't mention that.

In fact, al-Qaradawi has been banned from traveling to both the U.S. and the U.K. because of his pro-terrorism remarks, including:

• Defending suicide bombings in 2001 as "heroic martyrdom operations."

• Declaring in 2003 that any Muslims "killed fighting the American forces are martyrs."

• Encouraging female suicide bombings in 2004 as "martyr operations" and "the greatest of all sorts of jihad in the cause of Allah."

The cleric has also endorsed the Islamic practice of wife-beating, arguing that "some women enjoy the beating."

Despite this, al-Qaradawi sits on Shariah advisory boards of several Islamic funds and banks around the Muslim world.

Another prominent adviser is Muhammad Usmani, a radical Pakistani cleric who also advocates suicide bombings and runs a madrassa that has trained thousands of Taliban extremists.

Until recently, Usmani sat on the Shariah supervisory board of a U.S. Islamic fund run by the North American Islamic Trust — a Saudi-tied front for the Muslim Brotherhood that holds title to some of the most radical mosques in America.

The Justice Department last year named the trust as an unindicted co-conspirator in a major terror-financing case.

Such funds offer little transparency. They fail to disclose both the radical ties of the Muslim scholars who are advising and running them and the Islamofascist tenets that dictate the structuring of the investments.

The prospectuses explain simply that the investments are "ethical" or "socially responsible," when in fact they are grounded in a hateful and violent religious doctrine that threatens America and the West.

The main purpose of Shariah law is to promote Islam as the only legitimate governing system and to help establish its rule worldwide. Shariah-compliant finance is a means to that end.

"All riches are ours," al-Qaradawi declared. Keep dreaming, Sheik.

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