The first fundamental principle for the creation of a successfully visible Islamic society is to be separate and distinct... "Sam Solomon and E Al Maqdisi have provided the general Western public a valuable service in publishing this book." Rev Dr Patrick Sookhdeo Director of the Institute for the Study of Islam and Christianity "If only one piece of information pertaining to Muslims and Islam is ever read, it would be this book on Al-Hijra." N Keas Phd Lecturer and Communication Consultant "I hope that every person in the Western world reads it, including the sleeping political elite. This book should bring about a much needed awakening." Geert Wilders MP Chairman Party for Freedom (PVV) Sam Solomon, a convert to Christianity and an expert on Islam, is a senior lecturer and research coordinator, a human rights activist and an advisor to British as well as European parliamentarians. Sam has authored a number of thought-provoking books and numerous articles on Christian Muslim relations. E Al Maqdisi is a prolific writer and debater, an author of some 15 books, and a regular contributor to many Internet sites on this complex subject of Islam and its teachings.
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53 of 55 people found the following review helpful
By Kendra
I wasn't planning to write a review on this book but I saw Jessica S' one-star review and I wanted to counter it. Jessica could not have read the book. I have read almost every book out there about Islam in addition to reading the much of the source material itself. Out of ALL the books I read last year, I learned the most from this specific book and from Sam Solomon's other two books, The hundred page "The Mosque Exposed" and "Al-Yahud: Eternal Islamic Enmity and the Jews". I was at the point where I really thought I wouldn't find new material since there are so many books out there which say the same things. This book, The Modern Day Trojan Horse, is nothing of the sort.
This clearly explains and discusses the actual doctrine of immigration, Al-Hijra, and explains exactly what drives Islamic conquest and how conquest is achieved and how it's been achieved throughout the centuries using examples in history. It explains how abrogation is used to define tactics in different geographical areas and how it is dependent upon the kinds of inroads Islam has already made, including demographics, etc. I've not seen this information laid out so clearly and coherently anywhere else.
There is no personal story in here-- about how one of the authors left Islam (the other was born Christian in an Islamic country). I'd actually like to know more about that, but that information cannot be found in this book-- which leads me to believe that the one-star reviewer, Jessica S., has another agenda entirely.
This clearly explains and discusses the actual doctrine of immigration, Al-Hijra, and explains exactly what drives Islamic conquest and how conquest is achieved and how it's been achieved throughout the centuries using examples in history. It explains how abrogation is used to define tactics in different geographical areas and how it is dependent upon the kinds of inroads Islam has already made, including demographics, etc. I've not seen this information laid out so clearly and coherently anywhere else.
There is no personal story in here-- about how one of the authors left Islam (the other was born Christian in an Islamic country). I'd actually like to know more about that, but that information cannot be found in this book-- which leads me to believe that the one-star reviewer, Jessica S., has another agenda entirely.
49 of 57 people found the following review helpful
By Sam Sampson
"The Modern Trojan Horse, Doctrine of Islamic Immigration" must be read. Everyone needs to understand that Islamic immigration into self-segregating communities under sharia law, not the laws of the United States, is sedition against the United States government. Sedition is not protcted by the First Amendment. It is against the law to advocate the overthrow of the United States government.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
In this frightening book, Sam Solomon and E Al Maqdisi lay out the various Islamic principles relating to Islamic immigration of non-Muslim lands.
The authors show that, far from Muslim immigrants moving to foreign lands for the pursuit of financial, political or social means (as other migrants tend to do), Muslim immigration is in fact at the heart of the religion and as important to Islam as jihad (holy war).
Far from violence (terrorism, honour killings) being the activities of the 'extremists', these go hand in hand with immigration, and the Muslims sent to foreign lands are under various religious obligations when they do so.
For example, now that we're seeing more and more cases of Muslims refusing to handle alcohol or pork in the workplace, or insisting on segregation of the sexes in swimming pools etc., this begs the question, how come they did so in the past without complaint? This is explained with the theological principle of 'darura' or necessity, and furthermore, far from showing moderate behaviour, betray a Muslim's motives in employing Islamic techniques for the ultimate aim of bringing about Shari'ah (Islamic law).
As more and more of the faithful gain strength in numbers, their singular voice becomes more and more powerful, thus more difficult to ignore. This is not only applied in the work place, but in politics, economics and all other areas of life. Other concepts related to immigration are things such as 'tay'seer' (facilitation); I'dad (preparation, which is where the multiple births is important) 'tamkeen' (empowerment, which includes the building of mosques) and so on.
Once you get through the first couple of chapters (only a few pages long each), the style changes tone as the authors give more of a background to all things theology. As Mohammad is said to be an exemplary figure upon which all Muslims should aspire, the life of the Prophet is looked at and how his first conquests through migration were the keys to the religion's success.
This is then followed by brief outlines of Islamic immigration principles into Nigeria, as well as Malaysia and how Indonesia came to be Islamised.
Other books:
Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld that's Conspiring to Islamize America
The Rushdie Affair: The Novel, the Ayatollah, and the West
What the Koran Really Says: Language, Text, and Commentary
The authors show that, far from Muslim immigrants moving to foreign lands for the pursuit of financial, political or social means (as other migrants tend to do), Muslim immigration is in fact at the heart of the religion and as important to Islam as jihad (holy war).
Far from violence (terrorism, honour killings) being the activities of the 'extremists', these go hand in hand with immigration, and the Muslims sent to foreign lands are under various religious obligations when they do so.
For example, now that we're seeing more and more cases of Muslims refusing to handle alcohol or pork in the workplace, or insisting on segregation of the sexes in swimming pools etc., this begs the question, how come they did so in the past without complaint? This is explained with the theological principle of 'darura' or necessity, and furthermore, far from showing moderate behaviour, betray a Muslim's motives in employing Islamic techniques for the ultimate aim of bringing about Shari'ah (Islamic law).
As more and more of the faithful gain strength in numbers, their singular voice becomes more and more powerful, thus more difficult to ignore. This is not only applied in the work place, but in politics, economics and all other areas of life. Other concepts related to immigration are things such as 'tay'seer' (facilitation); I'dad (preparation, which is where the multiple births is important) 'tamkeen' (empowerment, which includes the building of mosques) and so on.
Once you get through the first couple of chapters (only a few pages long each), the style changes tone as the authors give more of a background to all things theology. As Mohammad is said to be an exemplary figure upon which all Muslims should aspire, the life of the Prophet is looked at and how his first conquests through migration were the keys to the religion's success.
This is then followed by brief outlines of Islamic immigration principles into Nigeria, as well as Malaysia and how Indonesia came to be Islamised.
Other books:
Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld that's Conspiring to Islamize America
The Rushdie Affair: The Novel, the Ayatollah, and the West
What the Koran Really Says: Language, Text, and Commentary
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Expose of Islam
This is an excellent expose by two experts of the religion of Islam and how it is, based on historical and koranic precedents and injuctions, using immigration into the First World... Read more
Published 14 months ago by RevdRMBWest
1.0 out of 5 stars
For Profit
I felt this book didn't give me any real insight. I was hoping to learn something, but it seemed more like another one of those ploys. Read more
Published on October 29, 2010 by Jessica S.
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