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Dearborn Imam Demands Government Enforcement of Sharia Censorship
2012-09-17
H/T JihadWatch
As anger flared across the Muslim world Friday over an anti-Islam video from the U.S., the religious leader of Michigan's largest mosque slammed Islamic extremists for attacking U.S. embassies and urged Muslims not to react violently to attacks on their prophet.

And he urged the U.S. to do more to stop the people behind the video and those who are promoting it.

"Somehow, they should be stopped," said Imam Hassan Al-Qazwini of the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn. "The U.S. response should be much more stronger than verbal condemnation."
I.e. free speech should be suppressed forcefully.
"This is not what Islam preaches," Al-Qazwini said of the fatal attacks. "There is no way we can tolerate killing."

At the same time, he said we can't "sit and watch" as the anti-Islam video is promoted.
"Silence, I kill you!"
"We can do more to stop inciting violence," he said. Allowing the movie has "broader ramifications for our troops, diplomats and Americans abroad."
One could interpret this as a threat...
The filmmaker and those who support the movie, such as Quran-burning Pastor Terry Jones of Florida, "have blood on their hands," he said.
So the government should neutralize these criminals.
Speaking during Friday prayers -- the most popular gathering time of the week for Muslims -- Al-Qazwini said he was dismayed to see Islamic extremists take down the U.S. flag at an embassy and replace it with an Al-Qaida flag.

"Al-Qaida is the last organization that speaks for Muslims," Al-Qazwini said.
I actually believe he was dismayed. He's an islamofascist of the Shi'ite persuasion.
Al-Qazwini told the congregation that Muslims "should not be quiet" when their prophet is attacked.
Infidels however are to be seen, not heard.
But "we cannot be violent" in responding, he said.
If the government enforces their will they don't have to be violent.

This is not just a random crackpot. Even though he's strongly linked to the Iranian theocracy (studied in Qom 1980-1992) he's politically connected. On October 1, 2003 he delivered the opening prayer for the 108th Congress. This guy is mainstream US Islam.
Posted by:Greling Gromotch7100

#11  "There's people in Hell wanting ice water, pal, but they ain't gonna get it either."
Posted by: mojo   2012-09-17 16:28  

#10  How did this guy get into our country? Is he a citizen yet? If so, didn't he have to take a test to show that he had learned a thing or two about the US Constitution and Bill of Rights? I really want to know because he sure sounds to me like a foreigner whose visa should be revoked.
Posted by: Ebbang Uluque6305   2012-09-17 16:23  

#9  In1980, Al-Qazwini joined the Islamic Seminary in Qom, Iran, the largest ShiÂ’a seminary in the world. After twelve years of vigorous study, Al-Qazwini graduated in 1992 with in-depth knowledge of the fundamentals of Islamic jurisprudence and Qur'anic commentary.

Apparently he was studying in Qom while Americans were held hostage.
Posted by: Greling Gromotch7100   2012-09-17 12:36  

#8  at the inception of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, Al-Qazwini immigrated to Iran along with his family.

Sounds like he was down for that evil old ba$tard, Ayatollah Khomeini's, revolution. Was he there at the time of the takeover of our embassy?
Posted by: JohnQC   2012-09-17 09:36  

#7  Obviously a quite spontaneous Dearborn demand. We certainly missed the signals on this one.
Posted by: Besoeker   2012-09-17 04:48  

#6  I wonder if Al-Qazwini's activities in Qom have ever been given closer scrutiny.

Did he publish pro-islamofascistic articles?
Did he publish fatwas, or act as a Sharia judge?
Did he justify or was he otherwise involved in any crimes against humanity?
Twelve years is a long time.
Posted by: Greling Gromotch7100   2012-09-17 04:43  

#5  In summary: Unless you change your ways to suit us, I can't be held responsible for the actions of my fellow cultists,,
Posted by: Bulldog   2012-09-17 03:13  

#4  Here's a link to the original Detroit Free Press article re the Imam's remarks.
Sorry for the omission!

Note the the headline "Dearborn imam: Violence not what Islam preaches". Apparently the reporters didn't not comprehend at all what this guy was actually saying.

Any diligent reporter would have asked his Enormity about the exact definition of a "much more stronger response" and how exactly those with "blood on their hands" "should be stopped."

Here's a religious leader connected to Iran's theocracy and the US political establishment, apparently openly calling for the overthrow of the constitutional system.

As much as e.g. Terry Jones is an unfashionable bitter clinger on the fringe, Al-Qazwini is mainstream.

This should be a BFD.
Posted by: Greling Gromotch7100   2012-09-17 01:45  

#3  Now now... we need to let him practice his freedom of speech as well.

As soon as he goes into calling for violence in his mosque, THEN we send in the Marines.
Posted by: DarthVader   2012-09-17 00:55  

#2  In a perfect world ...I would send in a detachment of marines into Dearborn to hunt down that imam and hang him by his nuts in the public square. After using his like a human pinata.
Don't think another muzzie agitator (oops I mean imam) will dare talk that trash again.

Or at least arrest him to treasonous and seditious speech.


In a perfect world ...sigh
Posted by: Mikey Hunt   2012-09-17 00:46  

#1  Greling Gromotch7100, you forgot to put the web page link in the URL box when you posted this lovely fisking. I was able to find it because you hat-tipped JihadWatch, but generally the moderators don't have the time, so standard procedure is to delete unlinked articles. I am sure you won't do it again, my dear.
Posted by: trailing wife   2012-09-17 00:06  

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