Earlier this year, I discovered from a Channel Four “Dispatches” programme, “Undercover Mosque”, that a DVD featuring a preacher called Abu Usamah was being distributed from my constituency. In the programme, Abu Usamah was quoted as saying: “No one loves the kuffar”— “not a single person here from the Muslims loves the kuffar, whether those kuffar are from the UK or the US. We love the people of Islam and we hate the people of kuffar, we hate the kuffar”.
Larwyn writes:
Thanks to Melanie Philips, and Hugh Hewitt's post today: From London I've found what I've been looking for. Kuffar mean non-Islamic. Last week I asked for suggestions on words we could use to counter "islamaphobe"," islamaphobic", "islamaphobia".
If you or your group or your country even dare to oppose their push for special rights and Sharia law you will be labeled by one form of those words by their apologists.Well, I think I have found the root we can use:Kuffar = other than Islamic/Muslin.Using that as root we get Kuffarphobic, Kuffarphobia, and Kuffarphobe.Hope you'll consider and post on using those terms. Perhaps "our shrinks" can work to get these put into diagnosis and we can get our very own 'HATE CRIME" legislation. Now wouldn't that just fry Conyers butt!I think that this covers it as it includes all of "the others", other than Muslim. Let me know what you think.Here are Kuffarphobes at work: Al Qaeda in Iraq Plans "Hiroshima Type" Attack...in Great Britain!!Lots of Kuffarphobe activity reported at Little Green Footballs and JAWA each and every day.Kuffarphobe active in my home town: Pittsburgh Islamic Leader: Ayaan Hirsi Ali Should Be KilledMaybe if that have words for it, they can learn to fight it versus giving into it by changing reality to a Kuffarphobic pretense: British Cultural Suicide WatchBest,Larwyn
hahaa sure Larwyn, sounds fair to me, but can I make a suggestion? Kuffarphobia doesn't flow as well as kafirophobia, which means the same thing. Kuffar is plural for kafir.
