The world can now breathe a sigh of relief that the holy month of Ramadan is finally over. In recent years, the world has witnessed a surge in the intensity and frequency of Islamic jihad violence during this “holy month.” The pattern was no different this year; if anything, there have been more instances of recorded Islamic violence than the previous years.
Ramadan started on April 2 this year, coinciding with the first day of the Hindu New Year, celebrated in India. In the Indian state of Rajasthan, Muslim crowds unleashed a planned attack on the Hindus’ procession. The procession was attacked by bikers when it passed through a “Muslim area” in Karauli. The Muslims had placed stones, brickbats, and petrol bombs on their rooftops, and began throwing them at the Hindus at first sight of their procession. What started with a hail of stones culminated in arson attacks, as well as the vandalizing of Hindu ships, and the burning of bicycles.
On April 3, Ahmed Murtaza, a chemical engineer, tried to enter a Hindu temple in Gorakhnath; he screamed “Allahu akbar” while wielding a machete. Though the police arrested him before he could cause any significant harm, he succeeded in injuring two cops in the brawl. Investigations revealed that Abbasi was a terrorist-in-the-making; he was committed to the ideology of the Islamic State and had used various social media platforms to establish contacts with ISIS terrorists.
After this rocking – quite literally – start to the “holy month of peace,” Muslim forces in all corners of the globe took to innovative ways of continuing their legacy of violence.
On April 7, Raad Hazem, a 28-year-old Palestinian gunman, opened fire in a crowded bar in Tel Aviv, Israel, killing three and wounding ten more. The police gunned him down near a mosque on Jaffa the next day.
Synchronized mobs of Muslims attacked Hindus in seven Indian states on the occasion of the Hindu Ram Navami festival on April 10. The modus operandi of these attacks was similar to the onslaught of April 2.
The following day, Muslim youths in Spain tried to block an Easter procession, as they believed that the Holy Week procession was wrong and offensive. Some in the Muslim community seem to harbor a detestation for processions of non-Muslims anywhere, be it the Hindus in India or Christians in Spain.
Another shared virtue of some Muslims worldwide is their penchant for collecting stones and hurling them at the “kaffirs.” Taking a cue from their coreligionists in India, Palestinians sheltered in the Al-Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem began throwing stones at Israeli forces on Friday, April 15. There was no respite for the Israeli police during this time. They had to go into action against Muslims again in less than 48 hours when Palestinians started throwing stones to block Jewish visitors from the Temple Mount on April 17.
The stone-throwing in Israel took place just a day after Muslim mobs in Delhi, India, attacked Hindus again in the familiar and tested fashion when the Hindus began a procession for Hanuman Janmostav. Interestingly, reports suggest that the Muslims who attacked the Hindus in the nation’s capital were illegal Bangladeshi immigrants who entered India over the porous Indo-Bangladesh border. Right about this time, Muslims in Sweden decided to go on a rampage after hearing that so-called far-right activists were planning to burn copies of the Quran. This led to violent clashes between the Police and the mob.
It’s not just the kaffirs that have to bear the brunt of Islamic jihad. This ideology is plagued with sectarianism; Muslims don’t go easy on the “other” kind of Muslims, either. Infighting is common among the different schools of Islam. On April 5, Abdullatif Moradi, a 21-year-old Muslim youth from Uzbekistan who illegally entered Iran in 2021 from the Pakistan border, reached the Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, Iran, and stabbed two Shia clerics to death. His plan was to take down three, but he could only manage to injure the third one severely before being arrested along with his six other accomplices. He was identified as a “takfiri,” a Muslim who believed other Muslims were not truly Muslim, and who believed that Shia Muslims were heretics whose blood should be spilled.
The blasts that rocked the Abdul Rahim Shahid High School area on the 19th, in a Shia-dominated part of Kabul, Afghanistan, were another instance of Muslim-on-Muslim violence. Afghanistan kept trembling under the absolute rule of Sharia as one bomb after another exploded through the remaining days of Ramadan. Deafening explosions ripped through the Kunduz mosque, killing over 39 and injuring 43 Muslims who had gathered to offer Friday prayers on April 22.
Things weren’t peaceful in the neighboring country either. On April 26, a 31-year-old Muslim Balochi woman, a mother of 2, blew herself up in Karachi, Pakistani, to support the Balochi freedom movement. Three Chinese nationals became victims in the ongoing conflict between Pakistan and the Balochis. The suicide bomber, a primary school teacher by profession, was convinced that disappearing in a ball of fire was more important than educating children in a crisis-stricken country.
These incidents, steeped in the blood of the innocent people, corroborate the fact that regardless of geography, languages spoken, education, and profession, the philosophy of the jihadi mind remains constant and adamant in its pursuit of the blessings of Allah.
Infidel says
Yeah, aside from the attacks on Hindu festivals, there were these acts on Eid itself
https://www.opindia.com/2022/05/uttar-pradesh-violent-clashes-erupt-between-two-muslim-groups-after-eid-prayers-in-sambhal
https://www.opindia.com/2022/05/jodhpur-islamist-mob-vandalises-vehicles-clashes-with-police-after-eid-prayers-violence-at-jalori-gate-islamic-flag
https://www.opindia.com/2022/05/islamists-attack-bengali-actress-nusrat-jahan-for-extending-eid-greetings
I just hope Hindus at large boycotted Eid and left muslims to their own devices
Infidel says
Also, Ramadan or no Ramadan, jihad will continue at the same rate as the rest of the time. Only places in India where jihad has stopped are UP and Assam, b’cos their leaders are no-nonsense take-no-prisoners types, who have unleashed the full force of the law on those thugs
tim gallagher says
It certainly is a misuse of the word “Holy” to use it for a period of time where the members of a religion go out and commit even more acts of murderous violence than they do in normal times. That’s islam for you though. What a sick religious ideology it is where you go out and become even more murderous because it is a “holy” month. Anyway, there is nothing holy about islam, there’s nothing but barbarity and viciousness whether in just normal, run of the mill times or in “holy” times.
Infidel says
Tim
I think that once people start w/ the assumption that islam is a religion, appending the adjective ‘holy’ to features of islam is the next step. It’s why I part company w/ those who state that islam is a religion, albeit an evil one. In the latter, they find themselves in the company of the atheist left, who consider religion a force for evil, rather than good
tim gallagher says
I think Islam is a religion, Infidel, because it has a concept of a god, this foul, blood thirsty thing called allah, which its followers worship, etc. To me, anything with some version of what god is supposed to be like is a religion. I think that that is all a religion is. I understand what you are getting at. To me, islam is an evil religion with an evil version of god but also an evil totalitarian political movement which is out to impose its primitive crap on all of us. Whatever we call islam, it has to go. It just struck me as so weird that the word “holy” is applied to a period of time when the Muslims become even more murderous, but then again, since their god is always lusting for blood, I guess increasing the amount of murders you commit makes a Muslim more devout and “holy”. You seem to think that religions are always a force for good, but I think Islam, the old Aztec religion, the old Viking and Germanic pagan religions were evil, and probably many more that I don’t know about. I think in the Old Testament they talk about the worshippers of Baal and their human sacrifices.
somehistory says
In my opinion, it fits the dictionary definition of a religion. the slime, mass-murdering raper of children, sex-slave-trading thief designed it that way with the help of his father, satan the devil, in order to deceive those who didn’t know any better than to believe a nasty piece of maggot dung who held a sword to their throat and demanded they follow him.
However, it should not have the protections given to religions due to its blood-lust, the rapes, the lies, the terror and the goal to demolish all who stand in the way of global domination and forcing all of humankind to slavery to their evil, lying “father” and “god,” satan the devil.
and, I still say, this evil will be destroyed by a Force Greater than any have seen before. No one has to agree with me and my version of the Truth of things I get from reading the Bible..
somehistory says
And, yes, Tim. In the Hebrew part of the Bible, the ba’al worshippers. who whipped themselves as that sect of mozlums do…making themselves bleed, the ones who worshipped molech…that was the one where they threw their babies into the fire as a sacrifice…the ‘god’ of the phillisiines who was in the shape of a fish, dagon was his name then…they are all manifestations and names for satan the devil.
The babylonians had a multitude of gods and their king was said to be one, just as the pharaohs of egypt were said to be gods. the Assyrians had theirs and they, the people, were called “cruel” because they like to tortured their victims.
There was an entire slew of them…with a lot of different names, but all from satan and guided by his evil, they copied his evil.
somehistory says
the “d” that attached to the word “like” jumped over from torture where I thought I had placed it.
somehistory says
Sorry. I got that backward. the d belonged to like…not torture. 🙁
tim gallagher says
WEll said, somehistory. Islam fits the definition of a religion but it is an extremely evil and barbaric religion, I suppose the worst that still is hanging around poisoning humanity. The other really vile religions have had the decency to disappear by becoming extinct. Hopefully, that will be islam fate some happy day for mankind, although, with over a billion followers it is going to take a hell of a long time to have that happen. These days, islam may be even getting stronger instead of disappearing into extinction.
James Lincoln says
somehistory says,
“…it fits the dictionary definition of a religion…However, it should not have the protections given to religions”
Therein lies the problem.
Unfortunately, in the United States of America, when even an evil movement is classified as a “religion”, it enjoys certain protections under the United States Constitution.
The only recourse regarding muslims in the United States that are here legally, is to enforce all local, state, and federal US laws.
And mosques should lose their 501(c)(3) status if they engage in political activity, lobbying, inciting violence, etc.
Infidel says
James
That’s why a lot of people object to the classification of islam as a religion. Looked at another way, if you put it in similar groups, islam belongs more alongside Communism and Nazism than it does alongside Judaism or Christianity. That’s the point being made by those of us who object to this classification
As Ali Sina pointed out, islam is more a cult than a religion. And no, a cult is not merely a religion w/ a very small following: it has a lot of attributes as described in this article
https://www.faithfreedom.org/islam-cult-or-religion
somehistory says
Does anyone believe that the aztecs would be allowed to practice all of their rituals here? they were considered a religion as they fit the description.
some religious people practice snake handling, some do drugs and some refuse to take their kids to the doctor…all of these have been prosecuted.
In the last century, Jehovah’s Witnesses were jailed and their books banned because some clergy made the case to their gov reps that these were seditious. In a suburb of Tampa, FL, they were not allowed to go door to door unless they got a permit from the city gov. All of these, the Witnesses fought in court and won.
However, the AB, also a quasi-religious group….they have “church’ meetings, and they have a “Bible”…don’t have the same protections as other religious groups and have been tried under RICO.
The mozlums and their islam is most like the AB…”blood in-blood out” is the motto of the MB and mozlums can’t leave islam except under threat of death…and both practice extortion; prostitution…smuggling, drugs, murder…..
And, mozlums are “seditious.” they want to take down the government and replace it; and many here are helping terror groups from other countries…hamas helped by c.a.i.rats, ; hezbollah…helped by the guy recently tried, and most likely, hundreds more here helping both groups as well as the taliban, isis, al queda…
they could be prosecuted under RICO…and the laws about sedition.
gravenimage says
Islam is indeed a religion by all definition. I don’t think we should change the definition of our words–or of reality–for Islam.
James Lincoln says
gravenimage says,
“Islam is indeed a religion by all definition.”
Very unfortunately, yes.
Islam could still be effectively contained / marginalized in the United States if ALL muslims here legally – as well as their mosque imams – were forced to follow ALL US local, state, and federal laws.
This law enforcement would also be a disincentive for muslims to even consider the United States as a destination.
Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY) says
How does one measure the degree of holiness of time periods? Is October holier, or less holy, than September? Please describe the holiness measurement method, and the units in which holiness is expressed. What is the unholiest month of the Islamic calendar?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_calendar
OLD GUY says
Holy month of Ramadan definition “the hot month” which happens to be the ninth month of the islamic calendar, so what the hell is Holy about that?
Infidel says
Maybe it’s ‘hot’ like in ‘hot babe’? ?
gravenimage says
The Holy Month and the Pursuit of Jihad
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Ramadan is the month of blood and death.