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Political Issues (Occupied Muslim Lands)
Ata Bin Khalil Abu Al-Rashtah
This book encompasses issues concerning seven prominent occupied Muslim countries as they stood at the end of the first quarter of the Hijri year 1425 AH, around mid-2004 CE (1/3/1425 AH - 21/5/2004 CE). These countries are: Palestine, Kashmir, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Cyprus, South Sudan, and Iraq.
This book is not a historical study of these countries, although it includes some historical information. Nor is it a geographical study, though it touches on that as well. Rather, it is a reminder to Muslims that their lands are being diminished from their borders, indeed from their very core: their heart and inner being. It reminds Muslims that nations have united against them, not because of their small numbers, but because of the weakness that has afflicted them, even though they are numerous. It reminds them that they have fallen to the tail of nations after being their head, and have become on the margins of events after being their leaders and drivers. It is a call for them to remove the darkness of the corrupt Western civilization and its decadent culture with the light of the radiant civilization of Islam, for darkness cannot exist where there is light. Moreover, it is a cry to Muslims that the loss of their lands has been carried out by three arrows: - The first arrow, and the one with the largest share in the loss, is the betrayal of the rulers in Muslim countries and their allegiance to the colonizing infidels. - The second arrow is the Muslims' silence regarding holding these rulers accountable, denouncing them, and changing them. - The last arrow, and the one with the least impact, is the arrow of the enemy.
مقدمة / Introduction
This book encompasses issues concerning seven prominent occupied Muslim countries as they stood at the end of the first quarter of the Hijri year 1425 AH, around mid-2004 CE (1/3/1425 AH - 21/5/2004 CE). These countries are: Palestine, Kashmir, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Cyprus, South Sudan, and Iraq.Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
2.
(1) Palestine
3.
- Bush Administration's Hesitation to Intervene in the Palestinian Issue
4.
- The Events of September 11 Placed
5.
The Palestinian Issue on the Back Burner
6.
- (Israel) Describes Palestinian Resistance as Terrorism
7.
(2) Kashmir
8.
(3) Chechnya
9.
- The American Position
10.
- The European Position
11.
(4) Afghanistan
12.
(5) Cyprus
13.
(6) Sudan (South)
14.
(7) Iraq
15.
- The European and Russian Position
16.
- The British Position
17.
Appendix
خاتمة / Conclusion
During the preparation of the book for printing, some matters occurred that the book mentioned were under discussion: 1 - The Sudanese government and the southern rebels signed the Naivasha Agreement on the night of Thursday, May 27, 2004. It consists of three framework agreements related to the proportions of power-sharing in the legislative and executive branches between the government and the rebels and some political forces, in the center and the southern regions, Southern Blue Nile, and the Nuba Mountains. The agreements also stipulated granting the Abyei region self-governance, followed by a referendum to determine its affiliation with the north or the south. 2 - On 8/6/2004, Resolution 1546 was issued, which makes America's forces in Iraq and its influence (legitimate) and opens the way for countries from the Arab world and beyond to join the occupying forces in Iraq under the pretext of allowing a Security Council resolution, and that the forces in Iraq will be called multinational forces led by the United States! Instead of its previous (real) name, the American occupation forces. 3 - On the evening of June 8, the leaders of the eight industrial nations: the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Japan, and Russia, met in Sea Island, off the coast of Georgia, where their meetings lasted three days (8-10)/6/2004. The Greater Middle East project presented by America was presented to them and they approved it after making (touches) to it. 4 - (Authority) was officially handed over on Monday, June 28, 2004, from Bremer to a temporary Iraqi government, which included Sheikh Ghazi al-Yawar as President of the Republic (a symbolic position), and Iyad Allawi - an agent of the US Central Intelligence Agency, as Prime Minister (an executive position). The handover took place in a short meeting and without a large celebration as they used to mention before, for fear of the assembled from the resistance despite the heavy security in the land and air, meaning that (the elite) Bremer and his followers and the temporary government cannot provide security for their persons, so how will they provide it for others?! And our last prayer is that praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.
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