The Right Scoop- Anonymous
One correction: I don’t believe any of the cartoonists involved in the Danish cartoons have been killed. Yet. Theo van Gogh was a Dutch filmmaker. He was killed in 2004, before the cartoons were published.
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Ah ok. I’ll correct. I must have them backwards.
- Ira Thurby-Wright
Regardless, this Son of Hamas is a Dead Man Walking! Courageous, but dead!
- Paula
May God protect him. He is a very brave young man to expose the lies.
- Anonymous
I certainly hope he is right about Islam collapsing under a internet of knowledge. When I see Am. women converting to Islam, I always wonder what is going on in their heads given Islam promotes the mistreatment of women in so many ways. I hope he is right about the movement of folks away from Islam.
I think the states and fed govt has to follow OK example and outlaw the use of Shari’a in considering court decisions in this country.
- Anonymous
I have enormous respect for people like him and Walid Shoebat. They are true warriors.
- Dan
glad finally someone has stood up and spoke out about this hopefully more people will now realise that they are being lied to and its all false beliefs and there religion has killed and separated people for hundreds of years.
- Annie
Wow. What an awesome interview! Good questions, great answers. I love Musab’s motive of setting the muslims free. This brave guy loves the Lord and his family enough to really do the hard thing and speak the truth – about Jesus Christ, and about his own culture. Jesus was all about setting the captives free, and I guess as a Christian I don’t think of that as much as I simply distrust or am threatened by Islam. Since the price was the same, I opted for the long interview and it was worth every minute – well, except for the minute where the mic died. Very informative – thanks for this post!
- http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer
You all need to read “The Closing of the Muslim Mind” it trace the radicalization of Islam back nearly 1000 years. This is nothing new and has nothing to do with the creation of Israel.
Only a clueless Liberal can look at this and say “There is no terrorist threat.”
- Van_5150
I wonder how many theaters will be blown up when this movie hits the screens. I for one will support this movie… the thruth needs to be put out there.
- iwantmycountryback
This guy was awesome! I love how he ended with “God Bless Israel” most especially because of his background! But the one thing that zinged me the most was his comment about the “Muslim Brotherhood” in America and “not naming any groups. I want to know the groups. I don’t want them infiltrating out country. Other than that, It was a fabulous interview. Thanks for the post.
- Poptoy1949
When I watch this movie I will bring a Bacon sandwich !
- Ira Thurby-Wright
Mohamed’s real name was Ahmed A’fulafyu al Sosumi!
- guest
Really?
And i always thought it was Owatagusiam.
Learn something new every day, and this proves it. - Ira Thurby-Wright
“And i always thought it was Owatagusiam”
No, no, you’re thinking of his first followers, of the clan Owata Fula’iam. One of his early followers, who bank rolled the movement and cashed in on some Medina real estate was Ahmed A’lattamoni.
- guest
Of course!
What I was thinking?
Now, you seem to have a good deal of knowledge concerning these people, so tell me, isn’t A’lattamoni the first cousin of the seventh son twice removed, who had a twin sister named A’lattabaloni? Or was it Alahfoni? - guest
Alahmoni & Alahfoni. I’m pretty sure that was their names. Be a sport and do a little research and see what you can come up with Ira. I’d do it myself but, honestly, I’m far too lazy.
- okizme
On second thought, scrap the idea. I seem to have the whole lot of them confused. The above mentioned are distant cousins somehow related to Louis Farrakhan. I don’t know…fifth cousins twice removed?
Their father, Ahmafu, married Lahbaloni who suffered a hairlip (hence the scarlet veils and former occupation of goat herder)
Interesting, to say the least, but I’m sure you’re not interested in the many details. - http://pulse.yahoo.com/_DS3G37AYWO5ZLWLN3HFKGVK37Q IMaTelaU
I thought islam was a religion of peace? What would this guy be have to be afraid of? …. I’m just kidding, the cult of violence that is islam, murders in cold blood. Just ask Daniel Pearl.
- Anonymous
From a marketing standpoint, Mosab Hassan Yousef has a definite market niche that he can virtually monopolize. He also has clout and credentials. He just might not have a head for very long.
I hope he lives until he’s 99-ish and kicks the shiite (and Sunni) out of these philosophical freaks of nature. I will defnitely see his movie once made. Methinks his recruiting efforts for cast members etc. might be difficult too. Everyone related to it will be on the head-choppin’ hit-list.
Ok, who’s next on the choppin’ block?
Ahem…mi, mi, mi…They’re making a list and checking it twice…gonna find out who’s head contains lice…Suleiman is coming to town….
- guest
you will never cease to amaze me.
- pauline
This young man is very brave. Too bad, obama sides with the extremists.
- Bradley Wallace
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Amazing.. What a breath of fresh air.. A balm of healing.. a refreshment.. A source of sacrifice and hope from the Islamic world.. God bless this man.. and his “gospel”…
- Nadir
I am a Muslim, and listening to Mosab makes total sense when looking at his background i.e., Palestinian! The poor man all he knew is brain wash. First from his upbringing like his father, and then from Shin Bet who, by the way, hats off for the amazing job to docile him into what ever they wanted him to be. Therefore, when looking at him and his age, I wonder about his psychological equilibrium. Did he ever had a chance to be what ever he wished to be? did he have a normal childhood? I wish in his next speech in North Carolina he will say more about how he grew up in his West Bank so we can form an objective opinion of him as either a treacherous or a brave man. He spoke as a man of learning, an expert in international affairs, and a religious scholar who spoke about the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, the Middle East, the Muslim World, and finally about the Qûran and the prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him), well, I am really impressed and I am curious what educational background offers him such an intellectual interlude. When listening to him, and I am being objective and unemotional, I would say that he is bellow average, however for those who do not know anything about the issues he spoke of, many would certainly be impressed, and I would tend to agree with them if I were one of them for the simple reason, and that is NO ONE would accept a terrorist blowing himself just for the sake to kill innocent victim, and I tell you why… Islam does not allow such behavior as it is a coward gesture. In fact Islam says that one must face his enemy and fight, and when the enemy surrenders, he should not be abused nor killed. While Islam preaches peaceful behavior Mosab’s father and alike were preaching the contrary indeed by killing innocent Israelis. If I were a Palestinian, I would fight an army not civilians! I wished Mosab spoke about the reasons such as why Palestinians are weak, why the Palestinian diaspora does not care at all about what is happening to them in the West Bank and Gasa Strip or why the son of the PLO leader Abu Mazen also known as Mahmoud Abbas is a rich businessman in California and not helping the cause of the Palestinians. Having said that, and if you recall him saying that in order to understand one word of the Qûran one must read many other books referring to that word alone. I wonder how many books did this young man read when knowing that the Qûran has 100′s of thousands of words. It will take him a life time indeed!
As a practicing Muslim, and listening to Mosab, I can assure you that he did not read the Qûran nor understand fully its meaning, and I give you an example about his distorted presentation of Safiyya, the Jewish woman whom the prophet married:
Safiyyah was the daughter of Huyayy ibn Akhtab, the undisputed leader of the Banu al-Nadir as well as a Jewish rabbi. Hence, she was of noble regal and rabbinical heritage. She became a captive of the Muslims when they seized al-Qamus, the fortress of Khaybar. When a Companion of the Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him) heard of Safiyyah’s captivity, he approached the Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him) with a suggestion that since she was a lady of Banu al-Nadir, only the Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him) was fit enough to marry her. The Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him) agreed to this suggestion and hence granted her freedom and married her.This significant act of marrying Safiyyah was indeed a great honor for her, for this not only preserved her dignity, it also prevented her from becoming a slave. Haykal notes that The Prophet granted her freedom and then married her, following the examples of great conquerors who married the daughters and wives of the kings whom they had conquered, partly in order to alleviate their tragedy and partly to preserve their dignity.
The marriage to Safiyyah has a political significance as well, as it helps to reduce hostilities and cement alliances. John L. Esposito notes that as was customary for Arab chiefs, many were political marriages to cement alliances. Others were marriages to the widows of his companions who had fallen in combat and were in need of protection. We have in fact the Prophet making the following offer to her, as recorded by Martin Lings:
He, the Prophet Muhammad then told Safiyyah that he was prepared to set her free, and he offered her the choice between remaining a Jewish woman and returning to her people or entering Islam and becoming his wife. “I choose God and His Messenger,” she said; and they were married at the first halt on the homeward march.
The other wives of the Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him) used to show their jealousy of her by making slights upon her Jewish origin. But the Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him) always defended her. Once Safiyyah was vexed to the extreme by the taunts of all the Arab wives of the Prophet(Peace Be Upon Him). She took the complaint to the Prophet, who felt great compassion for her. He consoled and encouraged her. He equipped her with logic by saying: “Safiyyah, take courage and be bold. They are in no way superior to you. Tell them: I am a daughter of the Prophet Harun (Aaron), a niece of the Prophet Musa (Moses), and a wife of the Prophet Muhammad”.
Through this real story of Safiyya as known by all Muslim scholars I hope you can see for yourself how this story is viewed by all Muslims and how Mr. Musab distorted it to suit his plans to achieve fame, respect and acceptance among the American public. However, I might be wrong and it could also be just his ignorance instead.
Moreover, Mosab thinks that all Muslims are brain washed by Islam and that it is time for all Muslims to wake up and smell the coffee so to speak. Well, I disagree because Islam taught me how to respect other faiths, believe in all books (Bible and Tora), believe in all prophets (Jesus and Moses), love all mankind regardless of their creed, origin or color, to never kill innocent people nor commit suicide!
The suicide bombers in Israel is a political issue and not a religious one.
However, I give Mosab credit with respect to Muslim fundamentalists who try to impose their views upon the rest of the people. The cause of this fundamentalist attitude is a direct result to their educational level and their incapacity in understanding and practicing true Islam. Most of the Middle Eastern countries are either Kingdoms or ruled by corrupt dictators with the blessing of the US and Europe. These dictators’ priorities were all about wealth and not educating their population, and the result is Extremism, terrorism, and brain washing the weak souls.
- Anonymous
You can’t even come up with another excuse except “he’s not very intelligent and he was just misinterpreting Islam” but if he’s not stupid then “he’s doing it for the money” that’s a pretty weak argument. It’s also an argument that’s used so much it’s actually getting pretty tired, you should think about retiring it.
One of the favorite arguments from Muslims that try to delegitimize Walid Shoebat is that he was never a Muslim, he’s just a Christian that hates Islam. Well at least since Mr. Yousef has a very famous father and he has film footage of himself and his father at a Hamas gathering, then I guess you ran out of another popular excuse, huh? How sad for you.
Though you did your best trying to sound “objective” you really only wasted your time and effort, as most intelligent people realize you are full of baloney and Islam is not a “Religion of Peace”. Keep trying, honey.
- Nadir
One more post about Mr. Mosab’s video. He was asked about the sheer number of people converting to Islam, and Mosab’s answer was that all religions are seeing the same trend except that when Muslims convert to Christianity no one mentions it but it seems that from his contacts in Algeria, Saudi Arabia and Egypt many people keep their new conversion as a secret fearing reprisals from society. However, what Mr. Mosab does not know is that MANY of these so called new converts chose Christ as their savior in the true sens of the word fleeing poverty and lack of democracy and freedom from their own country. In other words, these Muslim converts use their “new religion” to secure a travel visa to the US and Europe and get a financial help from the hosting country without losing their true faith which Islam.
I wished Mr. Mosab’s church could use some sort of Faith detector to see deep inside his soul if he trully is a Christian as he claims to be. I am sure that many will be shocked!
- Marie
Christianity believes that the ONE TRUE GOD sees into each of our souls.
There was an Apostle whose name was Saul, (a Jewish Pharasee, he later became known as Paul) and because of him, the gospel was preached to the Gentiles. Not much is written about how the early Christians must have feared and distrusted the man who had persecuted them before he was also converted to Christ.This the on-going miracle of Christianity.
And it is indeed an AWESOME thing to behold! - The Jimmy Z Show
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Mosab Hassan Yousef, who wrote Son of Hamas, gave an interview a few weeks ago where he talked about the fact that many Muslims don’t really understand their prophet Muhammad and that they pledge their allegiances based on a fantasy version of him. He believes that it’s time to set the record straight by creating a movie that tells the true story of Muhammad (watch from 35:00 to 45:00):
Talk about bravery. He’s already translated the Koran into ‘street Arabic’ and next up is a movie. Wow! If Comedy Central got death threats for putting Muhammad in a bear costume and the Danish cartoonist is having to live his life in fear over depicting Muhammad in a cartoon, I can’t imagine how the Muslim world will react to a actual movie telling the true story of Muhammad, especially from someone that had such prominence in the Muslim world. One thing is for sure, Yousef is a man on a mission and I would suggest to Christians that he could certainly use our prayers, especially with this endeavor.
If you want to watch the full interview that runs an hour and 22 minutes, here it is. Watch it soon though because one version of this has already been removed from YouTube.
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UPDATE: I incorrectly asserted that the Danish cartoonist was killed. He is currently still alive.
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