Obviously Patriots who follow the issue of Islam know of the threat of violent jihadists. That is a given Unfortunately there is another driving force stemming from the threat of Islam though. A force that is doing far more damage in non-Islamic countries at the moment. Stealth jihad, or what I call Insidious Islam.
Stealth jihad largely flies under the radar of even many prominent Patriots because there is no violence involved and it is a very simple procedure. Which is how Muslims use the freedoms of non-Islamic countries against the country in order to change it to suit Islam. The prime example is how Muslims use the US Constitution’s 1st Amendment (freedom of religion) against America.
Now we will take a look at the culture killing aspect of stealth jihad. Dawah. The act of proselytizing. While Germany has fought back against literal calls for a Caliphate ruling Germany how can the dawah be stopped?
Turkish imam inspires people to convert to Islam in Germany
Turkish imam Emre Şahin, raised in Germany, has helped 90 people embrace Islam in the 3.5 years since he moved to Berlin.
One of the ‘benefits” of Muslims being in non-Islamic countries. Adding to the fact that Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has told Muslims in Germany not to assimilate.
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Şahin noted that the youth who attend the mosque speak German better than Turkish, so he provides them with lessons in German on Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), creed (aqeedah) and the Quran. He stated that 130 young people are attending these classes.
Teaching Muslims Islamic jurisprudence in a non-Islamic country is pure treachery.
He also mentioned that non-Muslims who are interested in Islam and Muslims come to the mosque, and he personally takes them on tours, answering their questions.
Turkish imam inspires people to convert to Islam in GermanHe also mentioned that non-Muslims who are interested in Islam and Muslims come to the mosque, and he personally takes them on tours, answering their questions.
Does the imam tell them the truth that Islam calls for the persecution of non-Muslims?
I highly doubt it and this is what I call the dawah dilemma.
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