If the Islamic world (ummah) was really serious about fighting Islamic inspired terrorism, safeguarding human/civil rights of its people ‘including minorities’ and creating a honest interfaith-dialogue with the rest of the world’s religions, you would think that they would at least be spending some their time doing just that, right? Well the obvious answer is really no.
The Tundra Tabloids confronted Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu while he was in Helsinki Finland, who stated to the TT in a seminar that:
Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu: “We are not anti-Semitic, … believing in moderacy and decency as part of my belief, my doctrine, I am a Muslim, and when I pray, I pray for all prophets including Moses, Jesus and Mohamed. So you cannot speak about any Muslim, good or bad, as anti-Semitic, this is a theory, this is not the case.”
So if the leader of the world’s largest Islamic organization can’t even admit that Muslims can be anti-semitic, and there are hundreds of millions who are, then what does that say about the OIC’s drive for religious tolerance? What about terrorism then, the Islamic inspired variety?
Dr. Andrew Bostom, lays a challenge before the Islamic world, most notably before the Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), Ekemleddin Ihsanoglu, to seize the moment and actively get the OIC involved in fighting Islamic inspired terrorism in Pakistan.
Read on and see the logic of Bostom’s challenge.