A tissue of lies

&

Much inarticulacy

Mr. Rachid Laanani

  I stopped writing a long time ago and I kept a distance from dear readers for reasons I deem quite reasonable, but what comes to pass in Egypt nowadays is more crucial and therefore entails our  urgent presence and attention, not least that of religious scholars who shouldn’t by any means be latecomers or be behind schedule to clarify hazy things and partake of decisive moments in the Ummah’s history.                                                  

  Besides, to be greatly concerned with our brothers issues wherever they are is part and parcel of our faith. The Prophet (PBUH) said: “The believer for the believer is much like a compact edifice and he crossed his fingers”: Narrated by Abu Musa.(Sahih Albukhari). The Prophet (PBUH) also said, « None of you will have faith till he wishes for his (Muslim) brother what he likes for himself. » Volume 1, Book 2,Number12: Narrated by Anas (sahih-bukhari.com)

  What’s more, fighting with the tongue is not less important than fighting with the sword! And hypocrites will prominently prevail unless all Muslims stick to their positions. 

  In fact, what is going on in Egypt is a battle or contest between true faith and hypocrisy, between true sense and brainless actions, between good and evil. What moved me most is the huge bulk of lies on the part of the supporters of Sisi, Egypt Army Chief. The latter killed cowardly enough and in cold blood kids and adults while they are performing prayer!

   Every now and then one is astonished at the pack of lies supporters of Sisi produce, specially on some rotten tasteless TV channels. Stupidly enough, they pretend that the true free elected President Mursi, victim of a devilish coup by Sisi, is Palestinian and the protesters backing him at Rabaa Aladawiya are from Hamas! This is to my mind an attempt to make things sound so bad and fetid, say quite impure; they speak and fight by proxy, which will make Zionists so overjoyed!  

  Really, in crises true believers are sifted out from hypocrites who revel in a tissue of lies. They said that they had been 30 million on June 30. Perhaps, the date heavily impacted upon them as to make them foolishly multiply the number a million times! Furthermore, a TV presenter stated that anti-Mursi militants at the Tahrir square, though at first sight were not so numerous, would break the fast together and would be some 85 million protesters! What the devil are you propagating? Any person sound of mind wouldn’t be deceived by such fake figures.

  It pains the heart to see the Egyptian elite, scholars, the well-educated and the honest are portrayed as terrorists. Meanwhile, those who massacred them are regarded clean-cut and clear-headed! This is indeed sheerly unacceptable and totally inane! Wouldn’t you be so incandescent with rage when you see the legitimate President held hostage, hidden in terra incognita and later accused of conspiracy with Hamas! By contrast, he who continually hugs and shakes hands with Zionists, who gave away Iraq to the States to rout it and turn it into rubble and who  lobbied hard and supplicated Ban Ki-moon to include “Muslim Brothers” in the black list of terrorism is not at all a culprit! He is an innocent lamb, not a wild wolf; he is very well-mannered and even an awardee of a Nobel Prize!

  What is then the role of the media? Is it mainly falsifying evidence and excelling in a series of lies?! “There will be big liars in this Ummah that tell lies you and your fathers haven’t heard. So, beware of them they may lead you astray and cause you to live in distortions” (Sahih Muslim). The pro-coup official Egyptian media is unfortunately rife with lies, falsehoods and distortions of facts. Unfortunately, whilst Egyptians were bloodied and carried in their coffins, stupid highly-sexed movies were aired live in Ramadan on their TV channels!  What’s more, “they (liars) describe tyrants as fair rulers and protray pusillanimous ones as brave in return for some scant amounts of money!”(cheikh Ghazali; Muslim morals p.40). In addition, “falsifying is a gloomy cloud of lies. It doesn’t only conceal truth, but also wipes it to back up evil. The risk on individuals is great and on states is even greater.” (ibid p.42). Were you alive now, sheikh, you would see your words materialised and would depict things more vehemently.

  Sisi the five-star criminal has killed about 500 Egyptians, injured more than 8000 and arrested more than 1000 ones. He authored 3 genocides, locked 7 Islamic TV channels and besieged 6 mosques..What atrocious bloody sickening crimes perpetrated by a pea-brained puppet! He’s in a state of terrible inarticulacy. Sisi the killer suffers in silence much like an ill-slaughtered hen or a fish that abruptly left sea water! I surmise that sleep fails to come your way, for martyrs blood has caused you unremitting nightmares and much unrest while you’re awake. I don’t think such feeling still exist, in that your senses are numbed! Lust for power and dirty politics have devastated your human side. What would you say to Hala abu shaisha, mother of four and doctor who is not yet forty?! What would you say to Mohamed Abdarrahman who has always yearned for martyrdom? Do you have any apposite relevant replies for such queries?

  Badly damned are the bloody military coup, the national party and the poor recruited sisi. The malevolent coup is crystal-clear for every Tom, Dick and Harry. Sisi and his devilish band seek fortunes from this bloody conspiracy. Oh! Where’s the military institution, the armed forces? Blood of Egyptians has become so cheap and more flowing than water and you are mere spectators!

  At length, aspects of true manhood, courage and dignity are conspicuous enough only at Rbaa adawiya square and similar squares. Now, allow me to close this article with these meaningful facts taken from The Moroccan Rasd network.

The consequences of a successful coup in Egypt will be:

1.A military coup in Tunisia.

2.A military coup in Lybia.

3.Stopping the Syrian revolution.

4. Carnage in Gaza.

5. Reviving military coups in Africa.

6. Dividing Egypt the way “Israel” and the US like.

7.Ending the Arabic spring and the will to fight oppression and corruption.

8. Direct involvement of America, the bloody coup engineer, in the whole region.

9.The evaporation of martyrs rights who strived for liberty.

10. Rewriting of history: It’s not the Arabic spring that struggled for freedom. Rather, it’s some terrorist groups that attempted an unsuccessful coup, but the honest population of Egypt ended up their riots and redeemed the golden age of democracy and human rights!

Mr. Rachid Laanani