abu-bakr-naji-the-management-of-savagery-the-most-critical-stage-through-which-the-umma-will-pass

I said, "There is much continuous evidence of the approach of that situation happening, by
the permission of God. We must listen to the stories told about the weeping and wailing of
their troops until their voices were higher than the sound of the rumble of battle! (We must
also listen to stories told) about their stupidity, enabling the mujahids to strike them several
times from a single position. As for (the stories told) about crushing their hearts and their
egotism, the mujahids say that when striking one of the cars in their military convoys, those
who escape flee without paying attention to what struck the individuals of that car. I have
no doubt that when one of their troops comes from his country, he is blessed with
intelligence and courage and everything that he thinks he will find when he fights the sincere
mujahids." 25
Do we not understand that God is the One in Whose hand lie the forelocks of the servants
and between Whose fingers lie their hearts; He changes them as He wills. If He wills, He
blinds their sight, paralyzes their hands, and turns aside their bullets.
(Do we not
understand) that he protects the believers and defends those who believe? What part of that
does the enemy possess? If God wills, He can make their hearts (sympathize) with the
believers. As for (the reports) about several other miracles, we ought to see and hear
(stories) about the massive spiders which attacked the American troops and their allies in
Iraq and spread terror in their hearts. (We should also see and hear stories about) the
mosquitoes which bite them and cause the skin to swell and collapse, for which there is no
cure.
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25 Refer to what I quoted from the newspapers of the enemies concerning the reports of the
specialists in psychological and mental health in the armies of America and its allies before and after the
invasion. (They report that) some of (the troops) suffer from epilepsy and madness.