Tahir Ul-Qadri False Prophet?
Tahir Ul-Qadri is a Muslim cleric who just issued a Fatwa CONDEMNING suicide-bombing and terrorism.
Why are his words not credible?
The cleric spoke of the "Anti-Christ." Since Muslims revere Jesus but do not believe in the "Christ" concept popularized by Pauline Christianity--why would he use such a term?
Even the term "terrorism" is a Western construct. Who was Ul-Qadri really addressing? What audience? Is it a ploy to gain power with pro-Western factions in Pakistan?
His words ring false. Utterly false. And if I, a Westerner, see it as false, how can it resonate within Islam?
Why are his words not credible?
The cleric spoke of the "Anti-Christ." Since Muslims revere Jesus but do not believe in the "Christ" concept popularized by Pauline Christianity--why would he use such a term?
Even the term "terrorism" is a Western construct. Who was Ul-Qadri really addressing? What audience? Is it a ploy to gain power with pro-Western factions in Pakistan?
His words ring false. Utterly false. And if I, a Westerner, see it as false, how can it resonate within Islam?
Labels: anti-christ, false prophet, fatwa, jihad, terrorism, Ul-Qadri

