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Two Faces of Islam: Saudi Fundamentalism and Its Role in Terrorism. Stephen Schwartz
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Two Faces of Islam: Saudi Fundamentalism and Its Role in Terrorism Stephen Schwartz
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Instead of publicly exposing these realities, UNMIK, under the directive of Joachim Riker, is trying to conceal information about the activities of Islamic extremists and terrorists and about their increasing strength so as not to upset the . In The Two Faces of Islam, Stephen Schwartz writes, Their tastes led them to taverns, casinos, brothels They bought fleets of automobiles, private jets, and The result has been that, in order to nonetheless appear to be espousing Islam, the Saudi regime and its puppet scholars have evolved a version of Islam that emphasizes ceremonial details of the religion, at the expense of helping to understand broader political realities. This is a struggle with radical Islamists in both their militant and their stealth form."[30]. As Iran became the primary neocon target for war, Saudi Arabia and its “expert” Stephen Schwartz were relegated to the periphery, even though Schwartz began to equate “political Shiism” as a malevolent danger comparable to Wahhabism. What we are witnessing now is a shift from a The Salafism (fundamentalist religious radicalism) disseminated nowadays among teaching networks, and usually financed by Saudi Arabia, emphasizes the loss of cultural identity in traditional Islam. The involvement of Saudi nationals in the 9/11 terror attacks had provided grist for the contention that the Saudi government itself bore responsibility for Islamic terrorism. The mother of all Arab NGOs that promote Islamic fundamentalism, extremism, and terrorism is the Saudi Committee for United Aid, whose headquarters are in Riad, Saudi Arabia. Gingrich himself delivered a uniquely well-informed speech on Shari'a (Islamic law) in 2010, noting that "This is not a war on terrorism. While the world is being wrecked by terrorist acts of Wahhabi-Deobandi extremists right from Boston to Woolwich and Madrid to Kabul, a concerted effort is being made to hide the central role of the supremacist, totalitarian ideology that is being spread by Saudi The Saudi Kingdom along with its protege states like UAE, Qatar etc is an epicentre for spreading this supremacist ideology in the form of virulent intolerant strand of Islam, i.e., Wahhabi-Salafi ideology. If they were not On September 1, 2004, a group of Chechen terrorists took hostage and two days later murdered at least 335 schoolchildren and parents in Beslan, a town in the Russian republic of North Ossetia. Even though this does not take place on an institutional, purely political, or revolutionary level, we can observe a growing public visibility of Islam and its claims for public visibility everywhere. (“Two Faces of Islam,” 180). Hamas is the largest and most influential Palestinian militant movement that, along with the more moderate Fatah party, serves as one of the two primary Palestinian political factions. The military leadership willfully ignores what stares them in the face, namely Hasan's clear and evident Islamist inspiration; Protecting the Force mentions "Muslim" and "jihad" not a single time, and "Islam" only once, in a footnote.[4] The . Stephen Schwartz is a principal investigator at the Center for Islamic Pluralism and the author of The Two Faces of Islam: Saudi Fundamentalism and Its Role in Terrorism (Anchor, 2003). Reportedly, the Tsarnaev brothers studied in Islamic schools in the Islamic Republic of Dagestan, where al Qaeda and other Salafi and Wahhabi Saudi funded terror groups have continued their suicide bombing since the 1990s. Founded in 1987 during the first Hamas, an acronym for Harakat al-Muqawana al-Islamiya (Islamic Resistance Movement), has exercised de facto rule over the Gaza Strip since wresting the territory from its rival Fatah, which governs the West Bank, in 2007.
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