From Khilafah
 | Ahah! The stench of treachery! I knew I smelled something! |
... The Sudanese government very recently agreed to embrace a new constitution that removes Islam from its basis and its pages – and prohibited parties from functioning that oppose the new constitution.
| Y'see, Sudan's an iron-fisted dictatorship. The turbans are happy when the iron-fisted dictator's pushing their line, squeal like haram little piggies when he's not... |
Likewise the government is getting a drastic makeover by openly embracing a non-Muslim, John Garang, as the vice-President (a man who expresses pride in his fighting and shedding the blood of the mujahideen of the Muslim army of Sudan in the South over many years) and permitting the appointment of non-Muslims to become the leader of the country.
| "I mean, like, what'd the Muslims ever do to him? Other than the mass killings of Christians and animists, I mean. And the raping and pillaging. And slavery. And crucifixions..." |
The stench of treachery against the Muslims is overpowering and to add insult to injury, John Garang's appointment occured on a Friday, a day known to be important to Muslims, followed by the State declaration that Saturday will be a public holiday to celebrate this treachery. .....
| Oh, no! Not a public holiday! |
Whilst verses of the Quran, references to Jihad, stories of the Sahabah and the like that are considered offensive and contrary to human rights and Sudanese citizenship are being removed and edited, public social interaction between non-mahrems (non-related men and women) that would have been considered unthinkable only a few years ago is fast becoming a norm. ....
| Lust in Sudan! Oh, hold me, Ethel! |
It was rumoured that Garang deliberately wanted his official appointment to occur on Friday and around the time of the Friday prayer in order to ascertain whether the Muslim ministers were prepared to leave the Friday prayer in order to prioritise him over the worship of Allah (Subhanahu wa taala). In truth, if proven be an unfounded rumour, it is evident that those in the ruling circles, through the public signing of agreements and accords had already declared their open desire to please their western masters and their agents over the pleasure of Allah and were prepared to forsake the Ahkam of Allah in order to implement the rules and systems of the disbelievers.
| Why... They must be apostates! They must be killed! All of them! And their little dogs, too! |
Finally, two questions arise. Firstly, where are those pioneering parties, leaders and ministers that boasted over the Islamisation of Sudan for the past 16 years? Secondly, why are Muslims of Sudan silent in watching the government shamelessly throwing all the honour and dignity that Islam bestowed upon them below the feet of the disbelievers and their ruling? .... Regarding the Muslims of Sudan, their eerie silence is a reflection of both the fear of governmental reprisal and a deep sense of apathy due to their focus to secure material wealth and desire to enjoy a comfortable life.
| Material wealth. A comfortable life. Food on the table. Educated children. Public order and civility. It just gets worse and worse... |
Combined with a cocktail of empty Islamic rhetoric from the government, the Muslims are insensitive and naïve to the dangers that the western revolution of Sudan taking place that contradicts the Islamic Aqeedah, impacts their Islam, their lives, the lives of their future generation and their position in the Akhira (Day of Judgement). ....
| Sounds like a plot... That's what it must be: a sinister conspiracy, hatched in the dead of night by dark men of sinister visage! I knew it all along! |
The Islamic political path is clear to prevent the huge catastrophe that awaits the Muslims of Sudan – it is to undertake the task and obligation of a return to the authority and honour of Islam under the shade of the Khilafah. |