Hello Friends,
It appears that the British non Muslim population aren't very happy with the influence Islam and Muslims have on their country. As usual the people are much more clued in then the politicians are and might finally be waking up.
Great Britain has allowed Shariah law to rule in Muslim areas and by doing that lost their rule of law that governed them prior to their giving in to Muslim demands. The people are fed up and it's time for their politicians to take heed and listen to the voice of the people.
The desire of the Islamic organization to teach people more about Islam is a sham cos they will never reveal the truth about the teachings of the Koran to infidels. Instead they'll use taqiyaa (deception) and try and convince the non believers that Islam is a religion of peace that doesn't oppress women, use honor killings as part of their culture, want to dominate the world in the name of Muhammad and Islam, kill infidels and those that dare leave Islam. The list is much longer but this will suffice for now.
In the same manner the American people would do well to read the results of the below poll taken amongst non Muslim Brits. Learn from their mistakes it's still not to late.
Shalom,
Peter
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/aug/02/poll-islam-negative-britain Three-quarters of non-Muslims believe Islam negative for Britain | Muslim organisation calls for efforts to improve awareness as four-fifths of those polled admit to little knowledge of the faith |
Three-quarters of non-Muslims believe
Islam has provided a negative contribution to British society, according to a new poll, which has prompted calls for Muslims to help improve the perception of their faith.
The
study for the Islamic Education and Research Academy (iERA) also found that 63% of people surveyed did not disagree with the statement "Muslims are terrorists" and 94% agreed that "Islam oppresses women". It included qualitative as well as quantitative data. One respondent said: ""If I had my way I'd kick them all [Muslims] out of here."
The results follow
an online YouGov poll, published in June, that found 58% linked Islam with extremism and 69% believed it encouraged the repression of women.
Despite the widespread negative perceptions of Islam, iERA believes the fact that most opinions were formed in ignorance of the faith indicates that Muslims can positively influence them.
Four-fifths of those polled said they have less than very little knowledge about Islam, while 40% did not know who "Allah" referred to and 36% did not know who the Prophet Muhammad was.
iERA's senior researcher Hamza Tzortzis said: "We wanted to do something positive with the survey results rather than just say, 'It's so sad'. So, the organisation's strategy is to give a new realm of possibility for people to comprehend Islam, have a proper respect for Islam and see the human relevance of the faith."
The organisation has made a number of recommendations on how to spread knowledge of Islam and the Muslim community through education and audiovisual materials. It also advocates "promoting Muslim women as ambassadors of change" to counter the impression that they are oppressed.
Although the survey indicated people may not be willing to listen – 60% said they preferred not to receive any information about
religion, while 77% did not agree in any way that Muslims should do more to teach people about their faith – Tzortzis believes they will if they are shown that religion is relevant.
"We need to show that it [Islam] encompasses all the things in your life whether social or practical," he said.
"We had one of the biggest economic crises and we had no Islamic scholar saying the Islamic [financial] model wasn't as affected and might be relevant."
The study, carried out for iERA out by DJS Research, used face-to face questionnaires to ascertain the views of a "statistically robust" sample of 500 randomly selected non-Muslims.