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The Elipse of Islam________________________________________________________intellectuals among these people entered into the Muslim umma withmalign objectives: , so that they could introduce ancient Zoroastrian ideasand customs into Islamic philosophy.As a matter of fact, the simple Arab people were no match for thesophisticated Iranian thoughts and their clever political manoeuvres.Therefore, in this sphere, they were defeated easily. However, the Iranianswho embraced Islam with sincerity were no different than the ArabBedouin Muslims about whom the Quran says:The desert Arabs say, "We believe." Say, "Ye have no faith; but ye (only)say. (49/14)Umar was aware of this situation. Therefore, he wanted to give propereducationand training to the neo-Muslims in order to bring an intrinsic change inthem and embed the real Islamic belief in their hearts. But the conspiracyof Harmazan was successful before Umar could implement his program. Herealized that the biggest obstacle in the way of taking revenge from theMuslims is the person of Umar and the Iranians would not be successful intheir objectives unless he was removed. The path would be clear once thisobstacle was removed. As a consequence of Umar’s demise, not only thenNeo-Muslims could not be educated and trained, but also it became easyfor the shrewd Iranians to infiltrate their thoughts among them.We see two fronts of non-Arab conspiracies to achieve their objectives. Onewas aimed at weakening the Muslim empire and gaining politicaldominance. The other was aimed at imprinting Islam with non-Arab ideasand beliefs. If we analyze deeply, we find that their main objective was notto gain political dominance; rather their political clout was used to achievethe second objective.______________________________________________________________What happened to Islam after Umar? [ 13 ]
The Elipse of Islam________________________________________________________This is a valley where even angels do not dare to enterHowever, this is a very delicate question. The reason is that there is noaspect of our present Islam which has not been affected and entrapped innon-Islamic ideas by the Ajami conspiracy. This applies to any strand ofIslam of the followers of Sharia of any school of thought or the followers ofTariqa; they all carry a deep imprint of the Ajami (un-Islamic) ideas.It is obvious that when someone says that our present Islam is corruptedwith un-Islamic beliefs and thoughts, our religious leaders abhor this andinsist that the Islam which they practise is the true Islam.Hence, it sounds strange and shocking when someone says that the presentIslamic beliefs or schools of thought are clearly against the Quranic text.Books of Tradition and HistoryThis argument may not be understood and some people may be shocked,but this is a reality. The reason is that for them authority in Deen areTradition and history. Only that meaning of Quran is accepted which issupported by traditional accounts and history. In other words, thesereligious leaders have subordinated the Quran to the traditions and historyrather than subordinating the traditions and history to the Quran.We will discuss this in detail later. You may be astonished to know that thecollections of traditions and history books were all compiled by Iranians(not Arabs).Sunnis consider six of these Tradition collections as authentic. These arecalled Saha Sitta (‘The six authentic ones’). The Shias have four such booksof Tradition. However, the collectors of all these authentic collections ofTtraditions (ahadith) whether of Sunnis or Shias, were all Iranians.______________________________________________________________What happened to Islam after Umar? [ 14 ]
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