Pro-jihad Islamic ‘charity’ youth group says ‘Fitna’ promotes ‘conflict’

Arab News, Riyadh, Saudia Arabia, reports today (hat tip to Little Green Footballs) :

The World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) has denounced Thursday’s screening of an anti-Qur’an film [Fitna — see the short film here] by a rightwing MP in the Netherlands and called on international bodies to prevent people from insulting religions. “These kinds of attacks by so-called sane European politicians and scholars will lead to very serious repercussions, pushing mankind to a situation of chaos and conflict,” said Dr. Saleh S. Al-Wohaibi, secretary-general of WAMY.

“It is a new fitna [strife], a new obstacle to block any sensible dialogue between religions. It is high time that the West moves quickly to control the damage. They don’t understand how much Muslims love and respect their Prophet (pbuh),” said Al-Wohaibi. “If we do something against Christianity or target Christian interests in retaliation, the Netherlands, Europe and the whole world would object. But Islam does not teach that, it advocates peace and co-existence,” said Al-Wohaibi.

In fact, Saleh S. Al-Wohaibi and WAMY teaches blocking dialogue and pushing mankind towards chaos and conflict. On August 23, 2006, the Intelligence Summit reported:

This is the same WAMY that published and distributed a book titled, Islamic Camps: Objectives, Program Outlines, Preparatory Steps, as a guide for other Muslim groups planning camps. The book lists steps for starting a camp, creating a program, inviting participants, establishing goals, and other technical advice. It also includes sample schedules, a list of sports and activities, lectures, meals and free time.

Here is a look inside WAMY’s book:

WAMY book 'Islamic Camps: Objectives, Program Outlines, Preparatory Steps' page 107

WAMY book 'Islamic Camps: Objectives, Program Outlines, Preparatory Steps' page 108

And here is the pdf.

For the uninitiated, the ‘kuffaar’ are the infidels, the non-believers of Islam. While ‘mushrikeen‘ translates to mean a polytheist, one who believes in more than one god, it includes Christians, those who believe that Jesus is the son of God, and all those who worship “other than Allah.”

The Intelligence Summit added:

Even their lobbyists and advisors in Washington, DC, who according to Wohaibi: “are doing a good job in trying to reach out to government officials, congressmen and the media as part of our effort to explain our activities and remove misconceptions” can’t erase the damage done by WAMY’s rhetoric and only serves to confirm WAMY’s agenda by representing themselves with the Muslim World League (MWL), Al-Haramain and the International Islamic Relief Organization (IIRO) (which just had two branches designated for “facilitating fundraising for al Qaida and affiliated terrorist groups.”)

On May 4, 2004, the New York Times’ Neil MacFarquhar reported:

“Saying that the Jews and the Christians are infidels is part of our religious dogma,” said Saleh S. al-Wohaibi, the American-educated secretary general of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth. Any changes in the way it is taught should be decided by Saudis, he said, adding, “It doesn’t mean we try to incite hatred against others, but my religion has its own principles that should not be violated or changed.”

Fitna … Update: LiveLeak restores video link despite new threats

Updated, 12:28 PM EDT, March 31, 2008: LiveLeak restores Fitna link despite new threats (see video in original post below). HotAir.com has the details.

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Updated, 5:09 PM EDT, March 28, 2008: LiveLeak has removed Fitna due to threats. Michelle Malkin has the details (plus a working copy of the film) and you can click on the screen below to read Live Leak’s statement.

Original post, March 28, 2008:

WARNING: Fitna contains strong content.

My conflict with posting Fitna was twofold. I am no expert on Islam yet it has been widely said that the depiction of God and the prophets is offensive to Muslims. That is contrary to my beliefs but I am not a Muslim; I believe that religion is a personal relationship with God. Why offend, just for the sake of doing so? I am no holier than thou are. Secondly, I cannot possibly know what is in Wilders’ heart. Perhaps he is a profiteer, solely out for political gain or seeks only to incite. If so, then posting Fitna supports the indefensible.

A good friend of mine feels that Islam is a third world religion, one where there can be no secular government, anywhere in the world, and no laws of humankind on earth the equal or placed above Islam. That perception seems borne out by what we see today, radicalization versus modernity, with the latter appearing to lose ground these last four decades.

Even at the risk of offending those who live and let live or appearing to agree with something that I do not agree with, that all of Islam is an evil belief, I could not remain silent.

Risking all in defense of unalienable, God given rights, even those of someone with whom you disagree, is really a selfish venture. Someone far wiser than me once said, “I cannot be free unless you are.” The reverse is also true and that is why I posted Fitna here on this web site for to defend the rights of others is a defense of my own.