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Islamophobes Are Taking Action

The International Day to Combat Islamophobia, observed on March 15, was this year overshadowed by the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. Muslims must not fall into the trap of forgetting.

All praise is due to Allah (swt), and peace and blessings be upon the Prophet Muhammad (saw).

O you who believe! Do not take as intimates those outside your faith, for they will not fail to corrupt you. They wish to see you suffer. Hatred has already appeared from their mouths, but what their hearts conceal is far worse. We have made clear to you the signs, if only you would understand. Surah Ali-Imran, 3:118

The International Day to Combat Islamophobia, observed on March 15, was this year overshadowed by the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. Muslims must not fall into the trap of forgetting.

While the Ummah is entangled on pulpits, in public spaces, and on social media, in sterile debates about whether Shi’ites belong to the Ummah or not, the U.S. Secretary of War delivered a resounding blow to Muslims by stating:
“Whether Sunni or Shi’ite, our enemy is Islam.”
Unfortunately, this declaration, effectively a declaration of war, seems to have gone unnoticed by the traitors who govern us, as well as by scholars and opinion leaders.

Those who advocate a conciliatory approach to Islamophobia, inviting non-Muslims to discover the virtues of Islam, are mistaken about the time and the struggle. The violent aggressions inflicted by Zionists on Palestinians in Gaza and the resilience and trust in Allah (tawakkul) shown by the latter, have conveyed the message of Islam more effectively than conferences and interfaith dialogues stemming from the Abraham Accords.

The war against Iran has revealed another strategy of Islamophobes. Moving from infiltration through Orientalist intellectuals, Mossad agents have infiltrated as preachers in Iran for years.

Let us return to the warnings of Allah (swt):

O you who believe! Do not take disbelievers as allies instead of believers. Do you wish to give Allah a clear proof against yourselves? Surah An-Nisa, 4:144

If there is someone who truly grasped the meaning of this verse, it is the Saudi despot, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who could do anything, even dissolve his opponents in acid. In his vulgar and racist style, the psychopath in the Oval Office revealed what everyone already understood: the one who offered his hero a trillion dollars as jizyah was nothing more than a bootlicker, to put it politely.

What is the link with Islamophobia? It is because the Saudi despot has recently agreed to join the collaborators of the Abraham Accords.

In this unstable period in the Middle East where maps are being redrawn by Zionists, it is important to raise awareness among Muslims about the growing scale of Islamophobia worldwide, as well as its evolution into an organized strategy to impose on the Ummah an “acceptable” Islam, an Islam stripped of its essence. Islamophobia has now reached an aggressive level aimed at paving the way for Zionist expansion over Muslim lands.

An official UN report claims that Epstein’s global network granted Israel the right to torture. Testimonies from Marwan Barghouti and Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya already reveal the torture inflicted on Palestinian detainees, men, women, and children in Israeli prisons.

The adoption by the Israeli parliament this week of a law allowing the execution of Palestinian detainees marks a new stage, executing Palestinians without explanation. Weeks earlier, “doctors” had volunteered to poison prisoners. As expected, none of the despotic or traitorous Muslim leaders reacted, nor did NGOs such as Amnesty International or Human Rights Watch, at least not yet. Could they be complicit in Islamophobia?

Similarly, the blockade of Masjid Al-Aqsa by Zionists for 34 consecutive days as of this Friday is not unrelated to Islamophobic actions. Can we expect the Arab Zionist (Jordanian authority) to defend Al-Aqsa?

We must understand that Islamophobia is a calculated strategy, not only to physically eliminate minority Muslims but also to impose a hollow version of Islam on the Ummah. This is done with the complicity of Arab Zionists and court scholars who serve rulers.

In fact, this strategy dates back to the 1970s during the presidency of Jimmy Carter, with what became known as the Abraham Accords aimed at creating a new religion, the “Abrahamic Religion,” a falsehood intended to conceal real intentions in Palestine.

More concretely, according to political analysts, the Abraham Accords aim to exploit divisions in Arab identity, integrate Israel into the region, and grant it dominance. These agreements seek to criminalize resistance to Israeli occupation, label it as terrorism, normalize the occupation, distort history to disengage future generations, and ultimately eradicate the Palestinian cause.

The concept of the “Abrahamic Religion” therefore poses a challenge to Muslim intellectuals and thinkers, and to the Ummah at large. Behind this façade lies an agenda to spread hostile concepts, sabotage Islamic and Arab identity, and control Muslim countries for the benefit of Israel.

Islamophobia is also supported by political ideologies. The new wave of Islamophobia coincides with the rise of the far-right in countries such as France, the United States, Germany, and India. It is now known that American billionaires linked to Epstein’s network financially support the Islamophobia industry.

Islamophobic attacks can take many forms: open verbal abuse against visibly Muslim individuals, discrimination in hiring based on perceived Muslim identity, violent assaults, or even physical elimination. These attacks have also included the destruction of Muslim homes as in India and mosques in India, Leicester (UK), and France.

Conclusion

What we must remember is that Islamophobia is a strategy to impose on the Ummah a version of Islam that is acceptable to others, an Islam that abandons hisbah, political engagement for a better society, and both intellectual and military struggle (jihad).

In the face of this situation, we should not be alarmist, but vigilant. Islam teaches us that as long as attacks are not directed at our core beliefs, we should follow the example of the Prophet Muhammad (saw), who did not respond to personal insults or provocations from Quraysh.

Allah (swt) teaches us to be courteous yet firm, to respond to misunderstandings with knowledge and reasoned arguments. For this, we must be informed, adopt a critical mindset, and avoid reacting with anger.

Let us remember the words of Allah:

And who is better in speech than one who calls to Allah, does righteous deeds, and says: ‘Indeed, I am among the Muslims’? Surah Fussilat, 41:33

May Allah (swt) guide and help us.

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