Confessions Of A British Spy

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Those who read Wahhabite books and learn the inner, essential facts about them realize that these confessions are true. Wahhâbîs help demolish Islam. No matter how hard they may try, they will not be able to annihilate the Ahl as-sunna, who are true Muslims, but they themselves will perish, instead. For Allâhu ta’âlâ gives the good news through the eighty-first âyat of Isrâ sûra that the heretics that will appear will be beaten and annihilated by the people of the right way. – 74 –
Section Two BRITISH ENMITY AGAINST ISLAM People who read the British spy’s confessions given in the first section will have an idea of what the British think about Muslims throughout the world. The following is an account of how British spies have applied the orders they received from the Ministry of the Commonwealth on the world’s Muslims and what activities the missionaries have been carrying on. The British are a conceited and arrogant people. The high value which they attach to themselves and to their own country leaves its place to a symmetrical detestation when it comes to other people and their countries. According to the British, there are three groups of people on the earth: The first group are the British, who are self-portraited as the most developed beings Allah has ever created in the human form. The second group are the white-coloured Europeans and Americans. These people may also be worthy of respect, as they so generously admit. The third group are the people who have not had the luck of being born in either of the first two groups. They are the sort of creatures between human beings and animals. They are not worthy of respect at all; nor do they deserve such things as freedom, independence or a country. They have been created for living under others’ domination, especially that of the British. Holding such a prejudice about other people, the British never live among the inhabitants of their colonies. Throughout their colonies there are clubs, casinos, restaurants, baths, and even stores that are open only to British people. Native people cannot enter these places. – 75 –
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Hakikat Kitabevi Publications No: 1
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PREFACE Allâhu ta’âlâ declared
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The second section relates how the
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that might occur later were not out
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scholars were insurmountable obstac
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Section One PART TWO In the Hijrî
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make an ablution. He would sit towa
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was very much indignant over this a
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the Ottoman Empire. After the two-h
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Yet, being a Christian, I have not
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Section One PART FOUR When I arrive
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Page 35 and 36: Section One PART FIVE It was on one
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Page 83 and 84: While closing the Islamic madrasas
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Page 105 and 106: KHULÂSA-T-UL-KELÂM The following
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Page 119 and 120: CONCLUSION In short, Din (religion)
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