Sunder singh
Regular Member
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2012
- Messages
- 539
- Likes
- 145
Section 1. Part 1 (Conspiracy
Theories and their Rebuttals)
By Anas Abbas
Conspiracy theories have been quite
rampant in the Muslim society
throughout the past few decades.
These theories form the basis of a
Utopian world where the Muslims
are surrounded by the nefarious
activities and insidious plots of the
so called anti Islamic forces such as:
Masonic (Freemasons)
Zionists (mainly after the
fallout of Israeli Occupation
of Palestine),
The "cruel and tyrannical" (As
Pakistani class 6 Social
Studies school textbook
describes them) The Hindus
The mysterious "Hindu
Zionists"
Last but not the least Uncle
Sam (USA).
These theories portray Muslims as
protagonists who are given a special
prerogative to enforce their rule
across the whole planet. Religion has
been an important element of these
theories and it has been widely
exploited by politicians, army
officers, religious scholars, media
representatives and "Security
Analysts" to justify their opinions.
Most of these theories, especially
those related to Jews, have been
heavily plagiarised from the works of
Christians, Russians and other
European countries during their
persecution of Jews in the early 20
century.
Theories and their Rebuttals)
By Anas Abbas
Conspiracy theories have been quite
rampant in the Muslim society
throughout the past few decades.
These theories form the basis of a
Utopian world where the Muslims
are surrounded by the nefarious
activities and insidious plots of the
so called anti Islamic forces such as:
Masonic (Freemasons)
Zionists (mainly after the
fallout of Israeli Occupation
of Palestine),
The "cruel and tyrannical" (As
Pakistani class 6 Social
Studies school textbook
describes them) The Hindus
The mysterious "Hindu
Zionists"
Last but not the least Uncle
Sam (USA).
These theories portray Muslims as
protagonists who are given a special
prerogative to enforce their rule
across the whole planet. Religion has
been an important element of these
theories and it has been widely
exploited by politicians, army
officers, religious scholars, media
representatives and "Security
Analysts" to justify their opinions.
Most of these theories, especially
those related to Jews, have been
heavily plagiarised from the works of
Christians, Russians and other
European countries during their
persecution of Jews in the early 20
century.