The Chisel Policy
Islamic states of the Abode of Peace apply racism openly, in breach
of the international conventions and in violation of the United
Nations Charter. They deny the basic rights of the indigenous
population and refuse to recognise their existence. They do not
recognize them as native to their land and do not guarantee them
natural rights as full citizens in the constitution. Ethnic
communities in Islamic states of the Abode of Peace have been
kowtowed to utter submission. While Muslims in non-Muslim countries
engage in acts of open hostility to achieve secession from their
host countries.
In Dar Al-Harb, (The Abode of War) Islamic communities depend on the
rapid increase of their population through immigration and natural
growth. They eventually need more elbowroom and demand more space to
function comfortably. Contrary to other communities, they expand
their area without integrating with the mainstream majority. No
wonder that some Islamic businessmen do not contribute to their
local council for public Christmas decorations of their commercial
area zone. They consider it as an un-Islamic act. By doing so, they
believe that their Islamic zone remains uncontaminated, free from
non-Muslim religious landmarks.
Muslims cannot accommodate themselves comfortably under the secular
constitution of the host country. Islam does not believe in
dialogue. It considers secularism as the enemy of Islam. By allowing
their members to accept and conform to secular laws, Islamic clergy
lose authority on their community members. Secularism frees the
individual, whether male of female, from certain outdated rules and
traditions. The religious edict (fatwa), for instance, restricts a
person in his options to choose the lifestyle he or she finds most
agreeable, without fear of retribution by their elders. While under
a secular constitutional system, the edict (fatwa) would lose its
effect and become invalid in the Abode of War (Dar Al-Harb).
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