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(Hudson Institute-New York) Tarek Heggy - The Muslim Brotherhood was launched in 1928 to restore a caliphate, a global religious government aimed at fighting the "non-believers" (specifically, Christians, Hindus, and Jews) and at spreading Islam. The group opposed the existence of any secular states in all Muslim societies throughout the Middle East. The Brotherhood remains extremely opposed to Western civilization and to a peaceful political settlement to the Arab-Israeli conflict. One must know that the Brothers are likely to use taqqiyya [dissimulation], a principle which allows Muslims to lie if so doing assists them in ultimately defeating the infidels. 2011-02-11 00:00:00Full Article
Muslim Brothers Permitted to Lie to Defeat the Infidels
(Hudson Institute-New York) Tarek Heggy - The Muslim Brotherhood was launched in 1928 to restore a caliphate, a global religious government aimed at fighting the "non-believers" (specifically, Christians, Hindus, and Jews) and at spreading Islam. The group opposed the existence of any secular states in all Muslim societies throughout the Middle East. The Brotherhood remains extremely opposed to Western civilization and to a peaceful political settlement to the Arab-Israeli conflict. One must know that the Brothers are likely to use taqqiyya [dissimulation], a principle which allows Muslims to lie if so doing assists them in ultimately defeating the infidels. 2011-02-11 00:00:00Full Article
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