Fariq Naik – The Sword that Forced People into Accepting Islam
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The speaker discusses the history of Islam in India and the confusion surrounding it. They also mention the largest number of non-Muslims in the country and their bearing witness to the spread of Islam. The speaker provides insight into the significance of the sword ofuted Alaihi Wasallam and the importance of taking it to carry on.
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We Muslims, we ruled India for a thousand
years.
If we wanted, we could have converted each
and every non-Muslim on the point of
the sword.
We didn't do it.
Today, more than 80% of the population
of India, they are non-Muslims.
These 80% non-Muslims, they are giving
shahada.
They are bearing witness that Islam was not
spread by the sword.
Indonesia has the maximum number of Muslims.
Which Muslim army went to Indonesia?
Which Muslim army went to the east coast
of Africa?
Which Muslim army went to Malaysia?
Which sword?
The reply to this is given by the
famous historian Thomas Carlyle in his book, Heroes
and Hero Worship.
And he places Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
as hero number one.
He says that the sword indeed, but where
will you get your sword?
Every opinion at its beginning, it is precisely
in one man's head.
One man against the whole world believes in
it.
One man against all men.
That you will pick up the sword and
propagate it will do little for him.
You must take your sword and propagate it.
Thomas Carlyle is talking about the sword of
reasoning, the sword of intellect.