Seadet-i Ebediyye - Endless Bliss Second Fascicle

prohibited. It was treated as an act of treason against communism.
Out of these books, in 1986, we obtained some while they were
being distributed to the Algerian people. They are Arabic books
offset by the state on extradelux paper and well bound. The date is
given as 1400 hijrî, and the name of Tashkand is apparent. Inside
the books there are pictures of several communists dressed as if
they were Muslims, and beneath the pictures were written Islamic
names, e.g. the muftî so and so, imâm or head of religious affairs,
etc. It was a communist ploy completely contrary to the atrocities
perpetrated in Afganistan against Muslims. So cleverly were they
prepared that someone who did not know the Islamic religion well
enough, and the real face of communism, could be easily deceived
by these tricks and lies. Thus, by considering a ferocious enemy of
Islam as a friend, they could fall into eternal perdition. What kind
of humanity was that? What kind of civilization was that? That
savagery of the communists overshadowed the brutalities of Neron
and those of the Inquisition.
Communism is not a branch of knowledge, nor is it a dogma. It
is a dictatorial and cruel form of government. There is only one
single party, the communist Party. All the people have to submit
to this party’s program, to think as it thinks, to speak as it wants
them to, and above all, to be irreligious. Those who will not
conform are condemned to death and hurled into a fire or
subjected to another way of torment which ended in a death of
hellish pain. There, no one is certain about his life. Anybody may
be killed any time, or he may be put into a dungeon. A cunning
committee of the party governs the people with dictatorship and
cruelty. All the administrators and commanders are henchmen,
and lick-spittle for this committee. They are all afraid of one
another and each lives in horror with apprehension of the day of
his being the victim of a slander.
They are imperialists. They have been longing intensely to
spread over the entire world. They have agents and spies in every
country. They propagate communism on the one hand, and, on the
other hand, they hunt the ignorant and the unemployed by giving
them plenty of money and by exposing them to various ways of
pleasure and dissipation; vagabonds without any family education,
people with no religious knowledge easily get caught by their
traps. They establish groups of anarchists and highwaymen. By
establishing political parties under attractive names, such as the
laborers’ party or the workers’ party, they try to appear and to
become authorities in a national assembly, in order to obtain the
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