The Secretary General of the Muslim World League, Muhammad Bin Abdul Karim Issa, has denounced “political Islam,” stating that it has no place in France or anywhere else.
An obvious question: when does Bin Abdul Karim Issa intend to denounce the Islamic governments of two Shi’ite and Sunni countries? Iran and Saudi Arabia both implement the Sharia in every aspect of life, from the political to the personal.
According to the Saudi Embassy: “The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a sovereign Arab Islamic State. Its religion is Islam. Its constitution is Almighty God’s Book, The Holy Qur’an, and the Sunna (Traditions) of the Prophet.” The Saudis still adhere to the guardianship program for women, while the country “executed the highest number of prisoners in recent years in 2019, a year that saw the kingdom come under intense scrutiny over its human rights record.” Newsweek once wrote: “When It Comes to Beheadings, ISIS Has Nothing Over Saudi Arabia.” In addition, the Saudis export Wahhabism worldwide.
As for the Iranian regime, it is also governed by Islamic law. The Iranian mullahs are a major exporter of jihad terror; the Ayatollah Khamenei is the highest figure in Shia Islam, the Marja.
By declaring that “there is no place for political Islam” and that “people must respect the laws and values of the countries they live in, or leave,” Muhammad Bin Abdul Karim Issa is either deceiving himself or more likely, trying to deceive infidels.
“Muslim world league secretary general denounces political Islam,” JNS, March 11, 2020:
There is no place for political Islam in France or anywhere else, Saudi cleric and Muslim World League Secretary-General Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Issa said last week.
In an interview with France 24 TV’s Arabic-language channel on March 4, Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Issa said that political Islam is not in accord with Islamic values or the national values of any country. He said that all people must respect the constitution, laws and culture of the country they are living in, and that they should move somewhere else if they cannot.
Political Islam, said Issa, has a “political background and it strives to accomplish a certain political agenda. Therefore, it does not represent Islam.”
He criticized Muslims who want to separate from the countries they are living in for wanting to destroy the social contract on the basis of which they entered those countries, and explained that his recent visit to Auschwitz with 60 other Islamic scholars was meant to deliver the message that there are no double standards in Islam when it comes to confronting all forms of injustice…..