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Date: 9 June 2011 20:07
Subject: [TheTrueCall] Islam Rejects Pollution By Democracy And Westernization
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The Afghanistan Of Islam Rejects Pollution
By Democracy And Westernization
Rajab 03, 1432 A.H, Monday, June 06, 2011
By Abdul Wahhab Kabuli
In the Name of Allah, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful
For 90 years the West has been trying to Westernize Afghanistan and plant the vile tree of democracy in it by way of its henchmen, but the land of Afghanistan refuses to accept this alien plant.
The first who tried to import Western ideas and spread them in this country was King Amanullah Khan who ascended the throne of power in the wake of the recovery by the Afghan people of their freedom from the English as a result of the great Jihad in the cause of Allah Almighty in 1919 CE.
After he assumed the reins of power and the situation stabilized, he became fascinated by the capitals of Europe. He visited them in a strange visit, perhaps the strangest visit undertaken by a king or ruler in recent centuries, which lasted for seven months from December 1927 CE until July 1928 CE and in which he visited the most important European countries like Italy, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Britain, Poland and the Communist Soviet Union.
After an absence of seven months, he returned to Afghanistan inspired by what he saw in the West of material progress and moral liberation. Western democracy hardened his mindset and he forgot his affiliation with the Islamic religion and the Afghan people who reject abandoning their Religion and its Islamic values in exchange for any price, no matter how lucrative.
After arriving back in Afghanistan, he wanted to turn this country within a short time into a piece of atheist Europe which followed secularism and democracy after rebelling against burning Christianity which assailed the life of the people with the tyranny of the church and the irrational and cruel clerical regime.
The king resorted to issuing laws and Western statues upon Islam and the traditions of its Mujahid people. Among them were the following, as recalled by Mir Ghallam Muhammad Ghobar, the Afghan historian and contemporary of the king, in his book Afghanistan dramseer of History.
* Sent a group of Afghan girls, traveling without a Mahram or proctor, to study in Ataturk's Turkey.
* Introduced a group of German teachers to instruct girls in Kabul. That group was the first nucleus of the women's liberation movement in Afghanistan, along the Western model.
* Issued orders for the coeducation of boys and girls for the first time in the history of Afghanistan.
* Issued instructions forbidding multiple wives for official employees of the state.
* Issued laws abolishing underage marriage and setting the age for legal marriage from 18 to 24 years.
He was not satisfied with issuing laws which were alien to the spirit of Islam and the rulings of Shari'ah. Indeed he was driven by his Westernizing excess to reshape the appearance of the people in the Western mold by using compulsive power. He set up signs on some of the streets of Kabul on which it was written: Women wearing the burka are forbidden to pass.
Not only this, he forced the residents of Kabul city to wear pants and a French cap, and employed the police in the markets to oversee implementation of this law and fined those who violated it. In order to save themselves from the oppression of the police and paying a fine, people would place any cap they could get on their heads, regardless whether it was civilian, military or vocational.
What was laughable was that the kuffar mud who considered the turban to be part of their religious clothing were also forced to place a cap above their turban, so that the city looked like a humorous caricature in which French caps and clothing marred dignified and innocent Afghan appearances. Moreover, the king also issued a statute forbidding the greeting (Salaam) in the Islamic manner and forced people to doff their caps in the French manner if they wanted to greet someone from afar.
This and similar strange behavior was for the sake of imposing secularism and Westernization under the banner of engaging in democracy, incited the people against this king who was smitten with Western lifestyle. The people charged him with unbelief, rebelled against him and expelled him from the country, nullified all of his Westernizing projects and forced him to flee to exil in al-Malouk (Italy) until he died there unmourned.
After that the West replayed its Westernization card again, represented by the reign of Zahir Shah which lasted forty years and in which he took Westernization measures like engaging the ministry of information to introduce Western culture to the Afghan people, summoning Western educational experts to craft educational programs suffused with the Western spirit and permitting Western countries and the Soviet Union to establish educational programs there and establishing leftist or secular parties which were working for Western democracy and distancing people and groups from serious work for Islam and hindering the role of Islam in shaping society.
The doors of the country were opened in front of imported foreign ideas and views which led to an ideological confusion within the conservative Afghan society.
All of these Westernization measures aroused the anger of the Afghan people against the king and his regime. The result of this was that the Ulema protests in anger and rejection against the Westernizing policies of the king. From another aspect, the university and institute students and teachers came out to organize work for Islam in a contemporary, organized manner. In these circumstances, the contemporary Islamic movement in Afghanistan was formed.
When the Communists saw the aggravating effects of the movement among the new generation it launched a military coup which resulted in the occupation of the Afghanistan by the Russians. European ideas began to dominate the country this time under the guise of Communism represented by the Afghan Democratic People's Party which wanted to detach the Afghans from their Islamic religion and history, just as the Communists have done (before) in the countries of Central Asia.
The Afghans, however, rejected the Communist thought imported from Europe and announced a great Jihad against it which last two decades during the course of which they offered two million martyrs, but they did not surrender to adopted European thought.
When the Afghan established Islamic rule represented by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, the West did not hesitate but began to plot by every method and means to eradicate this young Islamic government. The West created an alliance against it, which included all the infidel powers in the East and the West, and attacked this Muslim country again to establish democracy in the country.
They destroyed the country, killed tens of thousands and spent billions of dollars to establish democracy and ideological system in Afghanistan. But all their efforts met with failure, their money was squandered and democracy was not established in the country.
Here are the Afghan people fighting Western democracy and its heretical tenets for ten years. They are not content to accept the contamination of their faithful society with the pollution of infidel democracy and dissolute liberalism.
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