Iranian President Rouhani: Israel the only beneficiary of Islamic disunity

Ed-note (Sabba) – That can not be emphasized enough.

Another point that must be emphasized is that there is not one country in the middle east that has a Muslim head of state, whether president or king (the latter being in itself is an oxymoron as Islam is strongly against kingship, kingdoms, family rule).

So before we start talking about ‘Islamic unity’ at a state level, a deep re-awakening need to take place at a grass root level. The people living in that part of the world need to  realize that a man with an apparent ‘muslim’ name, who wears arabic clothing, who speaks arabic, who might even be shown as praying in a mosque or reading the Quran or performing the Pilgrimage in Mecca etc. does not mean that he is muslim. He might be an arab (and even that needs to be proven) but that does not automatically make him a Muslim.

We shall know them by their fruits, not by their names or their clothes. Faith MUST be translated into actions. Deeds can not be in stark opposition with the tenants of the faith they proclaim. And if that is the case, then we have what the Quran calls Hypocrites (munafiqun). And they should be dealt with accordingly.

The people living in that part of the world must rise and get rid of their judaic rulers who have been oppressing them under a strict judaic iron fist and keeping them in a state of fear and misery for way too long. And Arabia would be a great place to start.

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JERUSALEM POST

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani spoke at the opening of the 29th International Islamic Unity Conference in Tehran on Sunday morning calling for unity between Islamic nations.

Rouhani defined the theme of the conference, “The Muslim World’s Current Crises,” to be the lack of unity within Islam, stating that big world powers are trying to depict Islam as a religion of violence.

Islamic extremist groups are creating a militant picture of Islam that is benefiting only Israel and the Zionist movement, he added.

The Iranian president called on the Islamic scholars to allow for mutual respect during their time at the conference saying, “Muslims have no option but to become more united,” in order to thwart the efforts to portray Islam as a violent religion.

Those present must work together to penetrate the mindset of the Muslim community so a dialog can begin and allow for change, added Rouhani.

Rouhani emphasized the importance of bringing an end to extremism from terrorist groups like ISIS who have committed a series of attacks against Muslims in the name of Islam.

In attendance at the three-day conference in the Iranian capital were over 300 Muslim scholars from over 70 countries including ministers of Islamic countries, heads of universities, representatives of scientific and cultural communities.