Middle Eastern Terrorists Are Not Islamic Fundamentalists

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Middle Eastern Terrorists Are Not Islamic Fundamentalists

The recent rally by Christians in Lebanon in favor of Hizbullah demonstrates that Arabs are Arab first and Muslim or Christian second. Use of such terms as Militant Islam, Islamic Fascism and Jihadi Terrorists depicts not only misconception but also offends Muslims all over the world.

Middle Eastern terrorists are not Islamic fundamentalist but fundamentalist of freedom struggle. They are an exclusive group that regards the Israel, US and its Allies as usurpers and enemy. Those in Muslim world who are not terrorists – especially the Middle Eastern Muslim and Christian Arabs also view the Israel and its supporters with some antipathy.  Al-Qaeda is opposed to the USA and their Allies in particular, not the west in general.  Western countries that do not interfere with Islamic countries and their interests are not targeted with terrorist attacks.

Since they don’t have missiles, artillery brigades, tanks and air force, they use gorillas and suicide bombers. William Blum in his book defines a Terrorist as: “A person who has the bomb but does not have the air force.”

Is Wahabism Really Exist As Gratuitous Accusations By West and Their Puppet?

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Response to The Washington Post: Spreading Saudi Fundamentalism

Is Wahabism Really Exist As Gratuitous Accusations By West and Their Puppet?

This is a letter that Dr. Idris sent to The Washington Post in response to the Article “Spreading Saudi Fundamentalism,” where Dr. Idris’ name was mentioned.. The letter was delivered to the Post by hand and via e-mail. The Washington Post did not publish his response.

Susan Schmidt’s report, (Spreading Saudi Fundamentalism), Thursday, October 4, 2003, is an example of writings about Islam that Muslims find very disturbing. They wonder what good does it serve the national interest of the United States to distort the facts about Muslim individuals, organizations, beliefs and positions, to see organizational links where none in fact exist, and to present all their honest activities as a threat to America?