Wajahat Ali expert at Takiyya, Tawriya, Kitman and Muruna

Smearing someone else’s religious beliefs is different from calling out human rights abuses in the defense of free societies and human rights. It is difficult to imagine that Wajahat Ali himself is not fully aware of the obvious conflicts between Sharia and Western societies, including:

• Teachings on the supremacy of men over women, including the mandate to men to beat women “from whom you fear disodience” (Qur’an 4:34):
• Female genital mutilation (Umdat al-Salik e4.3), which due to mass migration has become a growing problem in Western countries, which ostensibly protect the rights of women as human beings equal to men;
• Child marriages, justified. This is not only loathsome pedophilia, but abusive of children;
• The Qur’anic mandates to wage war against Christians (cf. 9:29), which is resulting today in the genocide of Christians that is taking place in Nigeria and elsewhere in Africa;
• The example of allowing for slavery, resulting today in the ongoing enslavement of blacks in North Africa by Arabs.

There is much, much more that could be added to this list. Women are not deemed inferiors in Christian doctrine; and neither are “infidels.” Gays are not stoned to death or flogged.

Meanwhile, even as new confirmation comes daily that Sharia is grossly incompatible with the Western understanding of human rights, the West faces:

• The Muslim Brotherhood’s (and its associates) infiltration of Western society with the stated goal, according to a captured internal document, of advancing Sharia and leading to the collapse of Western civilization from within;
• The relentless attack on the freedom of speech by Islamic groups who are acting in accord with anti-free speech initiatives of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation;
• The consequent general acceptance of Islamic blasphemy restrictions, such that anyone who risks criticizing (much less “smearing“) Muhammad risks his or her life and is subjected to vilification and ostracism;
• The spread of the jihad ideology in mosques and madrassas throughout the West;
• The global ambitions of Sharia-supporting nations such as Iran and now Turkey.

Wajahat Ali ignores all this. (It is no surprise that he was seen on stage at the CAIR-Sacramento Valley Annual Banquet.) He levies an accusation against Ben Carson in attempting to support his claim:

Earlier, in 2015, Mr. Carson wrote in a Facebook post, “I could never support a candidate for president of the United States that was Muslim and had not renounced the central tenant [sic] of Islam: Shariah law.”

But Carson is absolutely correct, and his caution is for good reason. Those who manipulate identity politics and victimhood should ponder the fact that this caution does not exist for Hindus or in fact for adherents of any other mainstream religion. There are cogent reasons for that.

Ali goes on: Read it all here..................