Hasbara Buster
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Thank you Saudi Arabia. Your valuable contribution to the advancement of peace in South Asia will be remembered forever.
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Thank you Saudi Arabia. Your valuable contribution to the advancement of peace in South Asia will be remembered forever.
Does this Wahabbi ideology exist amongst Israel's minorities?
Our sickular leaders believe in being politically correct - and our Constitution allows anything and everything no matter how barbaric it is, so nothing will come out of it.
I could not say that there are no Wahabists in Israel but they are a minority within the minority.
You have a choice then, brother. You have elections coming up.
wasabi ideology will remain as long as oil is there in Saudi. once its over end of this crap. saudi will only get money from tourism revenues of haj.
1,75,000 crore from Wahabis +31000 crore from evangelists ( http://articles.timesofindia.indiat...a/28672144_1_associations-top-donor-donations) .....I think we are getting good FDI in religion
1,75,000 crore from Wahabis +31000 crore from evangelists ( US tops Rs 31,000cr-donation list - Times Of India) .....I think we are getting good FDI in religion
Its called funding the future..More radicals and fundos more fervour to attend the Hajj.
My mom tells me that back in the old days, even the rich and affulent went on Hajj very rarely may be one elder person from the family but these days it is becoming a ritual with people competing to score "Hajj" points!!
The resurgent Sufi faith was an answer to the fast growing popularity of the hard faith of Salafi Islam in Kashmir. The Saudi Arabian-trained Salafi preachers were telling people in their sermons across the length and breadth of Kashmir that venerating tombs and shrines of mystics, an old cultural practice of Kashmir, was a heresy for which the Creator would punish them in the hereafter. This view, previously unheard of in Kashmir, was not just reviving the Sufi believers to defend their beliefs, but also pitting the two against one another.
This past summer, at least half a dozen shrines and other places of worship were either partially or completely burned. The burning of the 200-year-old Dastageer Sahib shrine in Srinagar was the biggest shock. Early one morning, worshipers spotted smoke rising from the rooftop of the shrine and before the fire tenders could put out the flames, the entire shrine had been destroyed. Men and women were seen beating their chests and crying in pain at the loss. At first, the fire was blamed on faulty wiring in the shrine, but when it became clear that the electricity in the area at the time was cut off, suspicion began to emerge that it might be sabotage. The Sufi believers openly blamed Salafi followers for creating an atmosphere of hate against the practice of shrine-going in Kashmir. Some of the Salafi adherents openly gloated on social networking sites that the shrine was a place where the shrine-goers indulged in “un-Islamic practices” and its burning was a divine act of putting the wrong thing right.
So far, police investigations have found no direct link to any sectarian group that might have torched the shrine. Probes into fires at other places of worship have yielded no conclusive answer to what caused those fires. But the burnings of the places of worship this past summer were seen as the beginnings of new sectarian strife in Kashmir.
Kashmir: A Clash of Two Islams | Pulitzer Center
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This ideology is the scourge of the Muslim world.. and is responsible for the decline in tolerance and progressiveness in religious thought.