On the day before the 10Th anniversary of the 2001Islamic terroristattacks on America, there are four things we should remember. The first two are all of those who were murdered that day, and their families who still suffer till this day. The third is the brave first responders who risked their own lives to trying to save others. The fourth and what might just be the most important thing to remember is what our enemy is. Our enemy is the religion of Islam itself. NOT some hijacked form of Islam. Islam itself… As a reminder of this, I will repost Mohammad Atta’s final Islamic instructions to the slaves to Allah. Never forget, never dhimmi up!
Mohamed Atta’s Final Instructions to TerroristsRead the rest on: Logan's Warning
One of the few – and certainly the most remarkable and troubling – glimpses into the minds and motives of the men who wrought the slaughter of 11 September is a four-page document, written in Arabic, found in the baggage of the suspected ringleader behind the carnage, Mohamed Atta. For those who say that Islamic terrorists have distorted the Quran or used verses out of context, this document shows that their motivations are purely and centrally from the Quran. Of the quotations included in the letter, 24 are from the Quran and four from reliable hadith.
THE LAST NIGHT 1) Making an oath to die and renew your intentions.
Shave excess hair from the body and wear cologne.
Shower
2) Make sure you know all aspects of the plan well, and expect the response, or a reaction, from the enemy.
3) Read al-Tawba and Anfal [Surahs 8 and 9 -- traditional war chapters from the Qur'an] and reflect on their meanings and remember all of the things God has promised for the martyrs.
4) Remind your soul to listen and obey [all divine orders] and remember that you will face decisive situations that might prevent you from 100 per cent obedience, so tame your soul, purify it, convince it, make it understand, and incite it. God said: ‘Obey God and His Messenger, and do not fight amongst yourselves or else you will fail. And be patient, for God is with the patient.’ (Surah 8:46)
5) Pray during the night and be persistent in asking God to give you victory, control and conquest, and that He may make your task easier and not expose us.
6) Remember God frequently, and the best way to do it is to read the Holy Qur’an, according to all scholars, as far as I know. It is enough for us that it [the Qur'an] are the words of the Creator of the Earth and the plants, the One that you will meet [on the Day of Judgment].
7) Purify your soul from all unclean things. Completely forget something called ‘this world’ [or 'this life']. The time for play is over and the serious time is upon us. How much time have we wasted in our lives? Shouldn’t we take advantage of these last hours to offer good deeds and obedience?
8 ) You should feel complete tranquility, because the time between you and your marriage [in heaven] is very short. Afterwards begins the happy life, where God is satisfied with you, and eternal bliss ‘in the company of the prophets, the companions, the martyrs and the good people, who are all good company’ (Surah 4:69). Ask God for his mercy and be optimistic, because [the Prophet], peace be upon him, used to prefer optimism in all his affairs.
9) Keep in mind that, if you fall into hardship, how will you act and how will you remain steadfast and remember that you will return to God and remember that anything that happens to you could never be avoided, and what did not happen to you could never have happened to you. This test from Almighty God is to raise your level [levels of heaven] and erase your sins. And be sure that it is a matter of moments, which will then pass, God willing, so blessed are those who win the great reward of God. Almighty God said: ‘Did you think you could go to heaven before God knows whom amongst you have fought for Him and are patient?’ (Surah 3:142)
No comments:
Post a Comment