October 14, 2023
This is the sort of logic that justifies suicide bombing and killing of innocent women and children, if it is perceived to help Islam.
Islamic ethics in a nutshell. ANYTHING that benefits Islam is good; anything that harms Islam is bad.
"In other words, whatever sin the Nakhla raiders had committed in
violating the sacred month was nothing compared to the Quraysh’s sins.
Ibn Ishaq elucidated the rationale, as explained to Muhammad by Allah:
"They have kept you back from the way of God with their unbelief in
Him, and from the sacred mosque, and have driven you from it when you
were with its people. This is a more serious matter with God than the
killing of those whom you have slain.” Once he received this
revelation, Muhammad accepted Abdullah’s booty and prisoners, much to
Abdullah’s relief. It was a watershed event, establishing a utilitarian
morality that runs through Islamic theology: anything that benefits
Muslims and Islam is good, and anything that harms them is evil. The
twentieth century jihad theorist Sayyid Qutb accordingly explained that
"Islam is a practical and realistic way of life which is not based on
rigid idealistic dogma.” Islam "maintains its own high moral
principles,” but only when "justice is established and wrongdoing is
contained”—i.e.
The Complete Infidel's Guide to the Koran (Complete Infidel's Guides) by Robert Spencer
Tim adds:
And the Koran has the concept of Taqqiya, which says any oath may be
violated, any alliance broken, any pledge dissolved when something
better comes along.
Qur'an 2:225: "Allah will not hold you accountable for unintentional oaths, but for what you intended in your hearts."
SAHIH BUKHARI, BOOK 78: Oaths and Vows
" If I take an oath to do something and later on I find something else
better than the first one, then I do what is better and make expiation
for my oath."
In other words you can lie with impunity in Islam if it works for you and the faith.
No treaty or agreement is worth the paper it is written on when dealing with Islamic nations.
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