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Series (3)My journey from darkness to light

Dancing Around the Corpses in FalloujaOr

Origin of Violence in Islam

By

Feby Abdel Messih Saleb

Formerly: Nahed Mahmoud Metwalli


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By the same author

- Ma rencontre avec Christ, F.-X.de Guibert, Paris,France, 1994 (in French)

- Islam encounters Christ, Light & Life Publishing,Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 2002.

- My encounter with Christ, Germany, 2001. (in

German)

- Message from her exile in Holland to all Muslimsworldwide where freedom of conscience isrespected, Canada, 2003. (in English and French).

- My trip to Kabaa, U.S.A., 2003. (in Arabic)

- The fairy tale of Al-Isra and Al-Miraa; the night

trip by Mohammad, Canada, 2003. (in Arabic)

- The Quran in pre-Islamic poetry, U.S.A., 2004. (inArabic)

- Dancing around the corpses in Fallouja, U.S.A.,2004. (in Arabic)

- Les lambeaux de chair humaine Fallouja, ouLorigine de la violence en Islam, Paris, France,2005, (in Franch).

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1997 ; 2 vol., Dar Sadir, Beyrouth, Lebanon.

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17.Alushi, Muhammad Shoukri, Al-, Reaching ofKnowledge, 3 vol., Al-Rahmanya, Cairo, Egypt,1925.

18.Ibn Abd Al-Barr, The Comprehension inDistinguishing Friends, Muhammad Al-Bugawi

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Table of Contents

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By the same Author 2Preface 6About the Author 7Introduction 14

Chapter 1: Mutilation of People is a

Mohammedan Code 181) Killing , beheading and crucifying peoplefrom Aakl 18

2) Killing of Al-Hosein Ben Mansour Al-Halag 20

3) Killing of Ibn El-Zobir in Makkah 214) Abdul-Malek El-Hagag killed 120

thousands 21

5) Killing of Oum Kerfa 226) Killing of the women of El-Negeil by

Abi-Bakr 237) Killing of Asmaa Bent Marawan 248) Killing of two sisters singers 24

Chapter 2: Mohammad Cutting off the Headsof People 261) Beheading of Kaab Ben Al-Ashraf 262)Beheading of Abu Ghaza 273) Beheading of Ghazol the Jew 284) Beheading of Ornah 285) Pleasure of beheading people 296) Beheading of El-Hosein, grandson

of Mohammad 30

7) Beheading of Al-Walid Ben-Tazeed BenAbdul-Malek 32


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as well as that of their people: every time they are sent

back to temptation, they succumb thereto: if they

withdraw not from you nor give you (guarantees) of

peace besides restraining their hands, seize themand slay them wherever ye get them: in their case wehave provided you with a clear argument against them.

(Surah 4:91)

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them by the sword 4714) Fatawi (legal opinions) of Ben Timiyah 4815) Killing of Ibn El-Mokafaa, author and

novelist 4916) Conclusion 49

Chapter 5: Stealing in the Name of Allah 511) Confiscating the treasure of Kanana,

husband of Safia and his brother 512) Stealing the treasure of Babi Al-Nadir 513) Amr Ben El-Aasand stealing the treasure

of Botros the Copt 524) The Quran supports and encourages

stealing and looting 535) Mohammad encouraged Muslims to go to

battles by promising them that theywould plunder and loot the defeatedenemy 54

Chapter 6: Prisoners and Mass Graves 551) Mass grave for the men of the Jewish

tribe Bani Qurayza 552) Killing of 70,000 at Al-Wagla battle in

Pershia 573) Allahs command in the Quran is kill 57

Chapter 7: The Absent Voice 59Chapter 8: The Cry of Logic and of

Conscience 62Annex: SelectedQuranic verses on violence

and war 65Biography

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Preface

In the name of the Father,the Son and the Holy Spirit

To my children (the Muslims) whom I love andcontinue to love.

To those who are crossing the road of darknessto light.

With prayers and tears, I am awaiting you.

AndTo every one who helped me and encouraged me

to complete this task.

Fiby (Nahed)

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to the people (assembled) on the day of the GreatPilgrimage - that Allah and His messenger dissolve

(treaty) obligations with the pagans. (Surah 9:3-4)

85.So lose not heart, nor fall into despair: for ye must gainmastery if ye are true in Faith. (Surah 3:139)

86.They are the ones who denied Revelation and hinderedyou froth the Sacred Mosque and the sacrificial

animals, detained from reaching their place ofsacrifice. If they had been apart, We should

certainly have punished the Unbelievers amongthem with a grievous Punishment. (Surah 48:25)

87.O Prophet! Strive hard against the Unbelievers andthe Hypocrites, and be firm against them. Theirabode is Hell an evil refuge (indeed). (Surah 66:9)

88.Allah will cover with shame those who reject Him.Allah and His messenger dissolve (treaty) obligations

with the pagans. But when the forbidden months are

past, then fight and slay the Pagans wherever yefind them, and seize their, beleaguer them, and lie

in wait for them in every stratagem (of war). But ifthey repent, and establish regular prayers and practiseregular charity, then open the way for them. (Surah

9:2-5)

89.But if they violate their oaths after their covenant, andtaunt you for your Faith - fight ye the chiefs of

Unfaith: for their oaths axe nothing to them: that thus

they may be restrained. Do ye fear them? Nay, it is

Allah Whom ye should more justly fear(Surah 9:12-13)

90.Fight them, and Allah will punish them by yourhands, cover them with shame, help you (to victory)over them, heal the breasts of Believers, And stillthe indignation of their hearts. And take none forfriends and protectors except Allah, His Messenger,

and the (community of Believers? (Surah 9:14-16)91.Others you will find that wish to gain your confidence


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Baghdad. His head and body was crucified. A paper washanged from his ear, upon which was written, This is the

head of Ahmad Ben Nasr, who was arrogant and washastened to hell. His body was left on the cross for 6 years

until someone took it down and buried it.

Also from History of Caliphs, the chapter on theTrusting in Allah, by Harone Ben El-Motasem, Ben El-Rashid, the year 227-232 of the Islamic calendar.

This is the black, bloody Islamic history which cultivated inthe hearts, violence, killings, mutilations and beheadings.

Every head which was cut off and every body which was

mutilated, cry to God to punish those who made this way arule for others to follow. The head of El-Hosein, grandsonof Mohammad shouts in the face of Mohammad saying,

Who plants the wind, reaps the storm.

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Chapter 5

Stealing in the Name of Allah

Allah has promised you many gains that ye

shall acquire, and He has given you these

beforehand; and he has restrained the hands of

men from you; And other gains (there are),

which are not within your power, but which

Allah has compassed. (Surah 48:20-21)

1) Confiscating the treasure of Kanana, husband of

Safia and his brother

Borhan Al-Din Al-Halaby said that the prophet(Mohammad) called Kanana, husband of Safia, and hisbother, and asked them, where are your jewels which you

used to lend to the people of Makkah. If any one had a

wedding, they went and borrowed from these jewels.Mohammad threatened that he will kill them if they did not

tell him. They searched for the jewels until they foundthem. The jewels were worth ten thousand Dinars. They

contained necklaces of rare stones, bracelets, anklets,

earrings, gold rings, and more. Mohammad took the jewels

and then killed the two brothers.

2) Stealing the treasure of Babi Al-Nadir

From the Halabia Biography by Imam Burhan El-DinAl-Halaby, chapter on Khebir battle and TheBeginning and the End by Ibn Katheer, volume 4,chapter on the story of Safia daughter of Hay Al-Nadria, and Prophet Biography by Ibn Hisham,

volume 4, on punishment of Kanana Ibn Al-Rabie, and


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Christians, by stabbing to death, cutting their throats orburning. They set ablaze many homes, businesses and cars of

the Egyptian Christians in this village. The police arrested 94

Muslims for these crimes and were all set free by the court !.

The ruling was based on the un-written Islamic principlethat a Muslim who kills an infidel (a non-Muslim) must not

be killed. None of the Imams, Muslim sheikhs or even the

Egyptian media criticized the justice system for setting thecriminals free. Western countries kept silent then, but started

to wake up after what happened in Fallouja, Iraq.

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Chapter 3

Killings and Torturing Heal

The Chests of Muslims

Fight them and Allah will punish them by yourhands, cover them with shame, help you tovictory over them, heal the breasts of believers.

And still the indignation of their hearts. For Allahwill turn in mercy to whom he will: Allah is al-

knowing, all-wise.(Surah 9:14, 15)

1) Defaming Muhammad is punishable by death

Al-Kortobi said that the tribe of Koraish sided with Bani-Bakr against Bani-Khoza who themselves were allied withMohammad. A person from Bani-Bakr wrote a defamingpoetry against Mohammad. Someone from Bani-Khoza,

expressed a wish to break the teeth of this poet and he did. Agreat fight broke up and a large number of Bani-Khoza.were killed.

2) Become a Muslim or be killed

Al-Kortobi also said the following in the chapter on

repentance: Mohammad sent a correspondence with KhalidIbn El-Walid to Bani-Amer Ibn Abd-Manah asking himto join the Muslim faith, and if he refused he would be

killed.

Khalid Ibn El-Walid went to him and greeted him. Bani-Amer was frightened, because previously he had killed boththe brother and uncle ofKhalid Ibn El-Walid. Amer asked

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Meanwhile the Arabs denounced Islam. The caliph Abi-Bakr ordered that the army go out to enforce thecommandment of Mohammad. The army did what

Mohammad wanted and the champion in that was Khalid

Ibn El-Walid who used to collect men in sheds and set thesheds on fire.

After all that, would we ask, why did the terrorists do whatthey did with the corpses of the Americans in Fallouja?

What would this black history do in the minds and hearts of

those who study it?

11) Abi-Barks son to drink from his fathers cup!

Amr Ben El-Aas sent to Moawia Ben Khadig asking himto get Mohammad Ben Abi-Bark (Abi-Barks son) andkill him. Moawia responded by saying, Mohammad BenAbi-Bakr had killed many good people among them isOsama, I shall certainly kill him. When Osama was

captured, he asked his killers to give him water to drink butthey refused. Moawia then captured Mohammad BenAbi-Bakr and as he asked for some water to drink, Moawia,refused to give him water as he (Mohammad) previouslyrefused to give Osama water to drink and he killed him.

Ibn Gareer and others mentioned that Mohammad Ben

Abi-Bakr had hurt Moawia Ben Khadig, Amr Ben El-Aas

and Osman Ben Afaan. Moawia Ben Khadig then killedMohammad BenAbi-Bakr, put his body in the belly of adead donkey and set fire to it.

12) Killing of Malek Ben Nowayra, to get his beautifulwife!

The book The Beginning and the End by Ibn Katheer,

chapter On Malek Ben Nowayra:

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beings would be ashamed of. These stories, as we mentionedearlier, are taught in Islamic schools and universities and of

which the Imams and sheikhs are proud. They glorify those

who had committed these atrocities and are proud of them.

Also, Arabic and Islamic countries adopt the same thinking.

They forbid the printing of books, and they confiscate the

printed books which deviate from glorifying the holykilling. The top of those countries are Egypt and Saudi

Arabia.

After all that, would the criminals of Fallouja surprise us by

what they did?


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