Haitham al-Haddad – Super Power of Islam and Muslims
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A speaker discusses the conflict between the two parties in the Middle East, where some non-M-thirsty Muslims have come to admit their political beliefs. The conflict has led to a rise in criticized political parties, including the United States and China. The speaker believes that Islam is the only one who can resist colonialism and has the power to do so, as Russia has its own agenda.
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There are so many non Muslims who became
Muslims. This is very good, excellent,
but that is a small part, a positive
outcome.
Now the bigger part is what?
The shock. People started to
understand the reality
of the world. You know, now there is
a polarization.
The people, the masses,
who want to be independent,
and the
governments or maybe Western governments, not all of
them because Belgium
and Spain have,
like, you know, fair stances to a good
degree,
and also,
Latin America.
Many countries from Latin America
except Argentine.
So,
they
this polarization
is being crystallized more.
There is a camp,
imperialist
countries led by
the United States,
and there is another camp that resists
that.
And they have seen that the other camp
who is resisting
imperialism
is who? Is Islam.
And they are discovering that
there is
a power in Islam that enables
Islam
to resist these superpowers.
Yeah? And that's why now
they are impressed
with Islam and Muslims.
They are really impressed.
So for me,
that is one of the
best outcomes
of the whole conflict.
Because they see that Islam,
first of all, is a powerful
way of life,
has the power and the courage
and and,
you know, the audacity
to resist
colonialism,
imperialism,
*,
injustice. Islam is able to resist that. And
not only that, they see that Islam is
the only one who is doing that because
Russia is trying to do that, but Russia,
they have their own agenda. Okay? China has
its own agenda. So who is left? It
is Islam.