The case for mocking religion. Evil Bible Home Page. Haitham al-Haddad | The Islamic Far-Right in Britain. Haitham Al-Haddad, originally from Saudi Arabia, is a London-based Islamic scholar. He is former Imam of Al-Muntada Al-Islami Trust in West London, a senior judge at the Islamic Sharia Council in Leyton, the founder of the Muslim Research and Development Foundation and Islam 21st Century, a lecturer at Sabeel and a teacher at the Tayyibun Institute in Whitechapel. Al-Haddad believes: Muslims should disown and cut all ties with family members who leave Islam. Friends who have left the religion should be ‘boycotted.’ Those who choose to leave Islam (even without attacking the religion or the state) may be executed in an Islamic state.Non-Muslim political systems are ‘filthy,’ though it is permissible to vote for a kafir in order to prevent a worse kafir system from taking power.
Muslims should prevent non-Muslims from ruling any country with a law other than the shari’ah. Haitham al-Haddad is featured in the following reports: Offensive jihad, slavery and the Islamic state O brothers! Concordat Watch. Bad News About Christianity - What is so Bad about Christianity? Epiphenom.
Christian Apologetics. Defeat The Third Jihad: Saudi Arabia's Funding of American Mosques. THE FOLLOWING are excerpts from an article entitled, Al Qaeda, Other Terror Groups Swim in Global Sea of Saudi-Funded Wahhabi Institutions: Today, it has been estimated that 80 percent of American mosques are under Wahhabi influence, described by both scholars and U.S. officials as a radical, violent philosophical platform used by terrorists and their supporters to justify violence against Christians, Jews and other "non-believers. " American officials have described as a Wahhabism, known as an intolerant, ascetic movement, was developed by theologian Mohammed ibn Abd Wahhab in the 18th century to purge what he saw as corrupting influences and return Islam to its original orthodoxy.
In 2006, Bernard Lewis, arguably the leading western scholar on Islam, called Wahhabism "the most radical, the most violent, the most extreme and fanatical version of Islam. " As to how much money Saudi officials have spent since the early 1970s to promote Wahhabism worldwide, David D. Cults and how to recognise them. Religious Trauma Syndrome. By Marlene Winell For more detail, see the 3-part series published in “Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Today” and here:Part 1: RTS: It’s Time to Recognize itPart 2: Understanding RTS: The Trauma From ReligionPart 3: Understanding RTS: The Trauma of Leaving Religion Religious Trauma Syndrome has a very recognizable set of symptoms, a definitive set of causes, and a debilitating cycle of abuse. There are ways to stop the abuse and recover.
Symptoms of Religious Trauma Syndrome: • Cognitive: Confusion, poor critical thinking ability, negative beliefs about self-ability & self-worth, black & white thinking, perfectionism, difficulty with decision-making • Emotional: Depression, anxiety, anger, grief, loneliness, difficulty with pleasure, loss of meaning • Social: Loss of social network, family rupture, social awkwardness, sexual difficulty, behind schedule on developmental tasks Causes of Religious Trauma Syndrome: Cycle of Abuse Salvation is not a free gift after all. Stopping the Cycle of Abuse.
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