Sameh Rashed – Why do they hate Islam?

Years ago, the question was spreading in the West: "Why do they hate us?" After the attacks of September 11, 2001, the coupling of Islam and Muslims with extremism and terrorism was indisputable. The Islamic world has entered a state of self-defense, which still exists in some Arab and Islamic countries. However, the knot of grief that has afflicted some Islamic country governments and their persistent attempts to renounce terrorism and extremism have not prevented targeting Islam and Muslims. For one simple reason, targeting is not a reaction that avoids self-defense and avoids intellectual and behavioral extremism among Muslim peoples. Events have shown that the involvement of politics and the media Western Muslims was not related to acts of violence or terrorism attributed to Muslims. From Muslims to the West, there is evidence that violence and attacks against Muslims are linked, both temporally and objectively, to violent incidents or violent behavior that may be attributed to Islam or Muslims .

So, the question "Why do they hate us?" Just reflect and reflect the inherent hatred of the West to Islam and Muslims by claiming that Muslims hate advanced Western civilization with moral values ​​and principles. It is the same perverse logic that Western right-wing extremists are currently pursuing: they consider foreign immigrants, especially Muslims, to be the cause of all the social and even economic problems of their country. Of course, they do not recognize that directing these false accusations to others is an open projection, falsifying the defects and damaging them by sticking them together.
It seems that ideas like that of former US President Richard Nixon on Samuel Huntington's next enemy (Islam) and "clash of civilizations" do not constitute a warning from the US. Islam and Muslims, but rather a sign of antagonism and targeting. The assassination of the Australian terrorist Brenton Tarant is only a faithful expression of the perversion of right-wing extremism and racism among broad layers of non-Muslim communities, not limited to Western societies, as evidence of systematic persecution and racist Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar and Uyghurs in China.
The Arab and Islamic world has been devoting attention for years to the official level and it has been proven that governments, extremist parties and populist politicians are only a logical consequence of a deeply rooted societal radicalism. Numbers of incidents that have occurred in recent years against Arabs and Muslims in the West has been committed by members of various social groups without any political or organizational affiliation. Only because they are obsessed with the hatred and hatred of Gentiles (not all), especially Muslims and that their religion is Islam. Is an automatic racism, in which national fascism is combined with ethnic narcissism, as well as the radicalization of extremist religious interpretations that all other religions consider to be blasphemy.
This racial mix also exists among individuals and groups within the Arab and Islamic peoples, but is more prevalent and visible to Western societies and governments, and objective explanations can be observed to explain the presence of extremists. in poor and repressed societies that do not have the primacy of human life. There is no argument or objective explanation for the spread of national extremism and racism in developed and democratic societies, so-called civilized, and calling for the values ​​of tolerance and coexistence!
When the Prime Minister of New Zealand declares that his country's weapons laws will be changed, they commit to the elimination of extremism and violence by targeting supply rather than disease. Extremists and racists will not exercise the means to acquire weapons. If extremist ideology and racism are not eradicated from the culture of society, extremism and terrorism will continue to target innocent people of all nationalities and peoples. all religions, mainly Islam and Muslims. In the meantime, the best question to ask is "Why do they hate Islam?"