John R. Houk
© May 1, 2016
Nick Snyder, Sr. had an interesting comment to Jim Kouri’s
post “GOWDY TO OBAMA: START PROTECTING AMERICANS
FROM CRIMINAL ALIENS”
found at LinkedIn’s Group – Return of the Republic. Nick is actually responding to an
observation commented by Bev
Farrar:
Didn't Obama use the Bible when Roberts gave the oath of office
incorrectly and then go into a private room to take the oath again. I've often
wondered if his hand was on the Bible this time or some other book.
Nick’s thoughts on
Obama’s oath of Office:
Nick
("Old Nikko") Snyder, Sr. The answer Bev is...
The islamic practice of "Muruna" -- using “flexibility” to blend in with the enemy or the surroundings.
Muslims practice muruna in the same way a chameleon changes colors to avoid detection. Muslims show no discernible signs when they are being deceitful because there is no feeling of guilt. In their minds they are doing exactly what Allah wants them to do to advance Islam.
Obama was simply being a "good muslim" when taking his oath, no matter which book he wore his oath upon.
This is not to be confused with Takiyya or Tawriya... which are respectively: dissimulation and concealing.
There is also Kitman, which is characterized by someone telling only part of the truth.
All in all, Obama [piss be upon him] has used all of these - and to good effect on most American Sheeple. They have accepted, and believe his lies in any and all forms.
The rest of us see him for what and who he is... and what danger he represents to this nation.
I’ve known about
Taqiyya and Kitman for some time now. The Islamic transliterations of Tawriya
and Muruna are new to me. So I thought I’d do a little Googling on the four
Muslim terms which all have to do with fashion or another of lying or deception
in Islam. Thus this post will not really be at all original but an old fashion
copy and paste exercise to make Americans and Westerners aware of the practices
institutionalized in Islamic theo-political ideology to spread their cult
across the globe to the detriment of free people everywhere.
I am taking four
websites from different post years not necessarily in order. I’m going to begin
with the terms I am most unfamiliar with – Muruna and Tawriya. Then follow that
with the two terms I am familiar with – Kitman and Taqiyya. (Take note there are various transliterations
from Arabic to English and that is the reason one may see different spellings
for the same word.)
Muruna
Islam Watch – 7/31/12 04:02
Muruna means
using “flexibility” to blend in with the enemy or the surroundings. The
justification for this kind of deception is a somewhat bizarre interpretation
of Surah 2:106, which says, “If we abrogate a verse or cause it to be
forgotten, We will replace it by a better one or similar.” Thus, Muslims may
forget some of the commands in the Quran, as long as they are pursuing a better
command. Muslims striving to advance Islam, therefore, can deviate from their
Islamic laws in order to cause non-Muslims to lower their guard and place their
trust in their Muslim counterpart.
At times, Muslims practice muruna in the same way a
chameleon changes colors to avoid detection. Muslims will sometimes shave off
their beards, wear western clothing, or even drink alcohol to blend in with
non-Muslims. Nothing is more valuable these days to the Islamists than a
blue-eyed Caucasian Muslim willing to engage in terrorism.
Another common way of using muruna is for a Muslim to
marry a non-Muslim or to behave like a non-Muslim so their true agenda will not
be suspected. The 9/11 hijackers visited strip clubs and bars during …
FaithFreedom.org – 3/20/13
“Flexibility”.
Means blending in with the enemy or the
surroundings. The justification for this kind of deception is a somewhat
bizarre interpretation of Surah 2:106, which says, “If we abrogate a verse or
cause it to be forgotten, We will replace it by a better one or similar.” Thus,
Muslims may forget some of the commands in the Quran, as long as they are
pursuing a better command. Muslims striving to advance Islam, therefore, can
deviate from their Islamic laws in order to cause non-Muslims to lower their
guard. At times, Muslims practice muruna in the same way a chameleon changes
colours – to avoid detection. Muslims will sometimes shave off their beards,
wear western clothing, or even drink alcohol to blend in with
non-Muslims. …
Muruna is perhaps the biggest deception practiced by Muslims, as it
allows them to be “flexible” regarding the commands of their faith in
order to properly blend in with the society around them. Muruna permits
Muslims to shave their beards, wear Western clothing, listen to Western music,
and even drink alcohol.
All of these deceptions go against specific commandments, as well as the
overarching commandment against lying itself, that are found in the
Koran. But they are allowed so long as their use
contributes to a greater goal or serves a greater commandment within the
Koran, like spreading Islam among the infidels.
Americans who hold in high regard the founding principles and ideals
of our country need to learn these terms, and …
ClashDaily.com – 4/1/15
Muruna is using “flexibility” to blend in with the
enemy or the surroundings. Based upon: Surah 2:106, which says, “If
we abrogate a verse or cause it to be forgotten, We will replace it by a better
one or similar.” Therefore, Muslims have permission to “forget” some of the
commands in the Quran, as long as they are pursuing a better command. Muslims
striving to advance Islam, therefore, can diverge from their Islamic laws in
order to cause non-Muslims to drop their guard and place their trust in their
Muslim counterpart (this has been extremely successful in the West).
Illustration: Muslims
practice Muruna in the same way a chameleon changes colors to
avoid detection. They will sometimes shave off their beards, wear western
clothing, or drink alcohol to blend in with non-Muslims. And Western converts
are a great tool…there’s nothing more useful to Islamists than a blue-eyed,
blonde-haired Caucasian Muslim willing to engage in terrorism.
…
Should we really be surprised about Islam’s deceit when the Quran boasts
about Allah being the “master of machinations” (Sura 13:42), and “proficient at
his scheming” (Sura 8:30)?
This can prove to be one of the most valuable lessons we learn …
Tawriya
Islam Watch
Tawriya is
defined as concealing, and it could be called “creative lying”. It is OK to
break the intent of the oath, as long as you don’t break the letter of
the oath. (Reliance of the Traveler, sections o19.1 and o19.5) …
FaithFreedom.org
Deliberate ambiguity.
What this means is that it is OK to break the
intent of the oath, as long as you don’t break the letter of the oath. (see
Reliance of the Traveler, sections o19.1 and o19.5) …
Thus, as we can see, Muslims are empowered to
lie, tell half-truths and dissemble about Islam and its doctrines (provided
their “heart is comfortable with faith”) if doing so will give Islam an
advantage – such as “defending” Islam/Mohammed, denying its/his more unpleasant
attributes, or – as in the case above – giving a positive “spin” to Islam to
make it more palatable to a non-Muslim audience.
This is why, to make any study of Islam, or to
stand a chance of holding a valid opinion, it is vital to go back
to the original documents.
But here, too, lies a problem. According to Islam, only the Arabic Koran
is really the Quran itself – that is …
Conservative Tribune
Tawriya allows Muslims to “creatively lie” by being purposely ambiguous
about the real meaning of what they are saying.
ClashDaily.com
Tawriya is defined as camouflage, and it’s also
referred to as “creative lying”. Based upon (Reliance of the
Traveller, sections o19.1 and o19.5) “It is acceptable to break the intent
of the oath, as long as you don’t break the letter of the oath.”
Illustration: Suppose
someone protests that Surah 1 of the Quran demeans Christians and Jews, because
it is a request Muslims make to Allah 17 times a day to keep them from the path
of “those with whom God is angry” and “those who have lost their way”. A Muslim
might respond, “Surah 1 never mentions Jews or Christians.” He is
practicing Tawriya, because while Surah 1 does not mention Jews and
Christians by name, he clearly knows that the words “those” refer to Jews and
Christians.
Kitman
Islam Watch
Kitman is
characterized by someone telling only part of the truth. The most common
example of this is when a Muslim says that jihad really refers
to an internal, spiritual struggle. He is not telling “the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth”, as witnesses are sworn to do in U.S. courts.
Often, kitman results in a gross distortion of the truth. In
the example given, the Quran uses jihad and its derivatives 59
times. Of those, only 16 (27%) could be considered “internal” with no object as
the target of the struggle based on the context of the surah.
Another common form of kitman is to quote only the few
peaceful passages from the Quran, knowing full-well that that passage was later
abrogated by a more militant, contradictory verse. Here is an example:
“There is no compulsion in religion” (Surah 2:256) Early
Medina
FaithFreedom.org
This is Taqiyya’s “little brother”. Kitman is
just providing incomplete information.
A widely used example of kitman is when
Muslims say:
“whoever slays a soul, it is as though he
slew all men” to show how highly Islam values human life (!).
However, put these verse fragments together
with the start of the verse and the part omitted from the middle and the
meaning changes:
“For this reason did We prescribe to the
children of Israel that whoever slays a soul, unless it
be for manslaughter or for mischief in the land, it is as though he
slew all men”. (K5:32)
Now we can clearly see that this statement refers to the
Jews alone (the people most reviled by Islam) and so
does not apply to Muslims at all. Further …
Conservative Tribune
Kitman is a term that means Muslims are permitted to tell half-truths, or
partial truths, while concealing the greater whole truth. Discussion of
“jihad” as being only an “inner” or “spiritual” struggle is an example of
Kitman, as technically it is true that jihad refers to a spiritual struggle,
but conceals the very real physical struggle that is also encompassed by jihad.
ClashDaily.com
Kitman is characterized by someone telling
only part of the truth.
Illustration: When
a Muslim says that jihad really refers to an internal, spiritual struggle, he
is telling half the truth. Often, Kitman results in a glaring
distortion of the truth. In the example given, the Quran uses jihad and its
derivatives 59 times. Of those, only 16 could be considered “internal” with no
object as the target of the struggle based on the framework of the Surah.
Another common form of Kitman is to quote only the few
peaceful passages from the Quran, knowing full-well that that passage was
later abrogated by a more militant, conflicting verse.
NOTE: It must be understood that there are two categories of Quranic
verses: Pre-Medina (Meccan) and Post-Medina (Medinan). The Meccan or peaceful
verses were written when Muhammed was trying to persuade followers in Mecca,
from the Pagans, Jews and Christians. The Medinan verses were written after
Muhammed was rejected as prophet by Jews and Christians. These are the violent
verses which replaced the peaceful ones.
Here are examples that …
Here are examples that …
Taqiyya
Islam Watch
Takiyya is
defined as dissimulation about ones Muslim identity. It comes from the verse in
the Quran that says, “Let believers not make friends with infidels in
preference to the faithful – he that does has nothing to hope for from Allah –
except in self-defense (illaa an-tattaqu minhum tuqah) (Surah
3:28). This “self-defense” justifies dissimulation. Islamic Sharia Law
provides, “When it is possible to achieve an aim by lying but not by telling
the truth, it is permissible to lie if attaining the goal is
permissible, and lying isobligatory if the goal is obligatory.” (Reliance
of the Traveler, Para r8.2) Examples include lying to protect Islam or a
Muslim.
FaithFreedom.org
Strictly, Taqiyya is a Shi’a doctrine, but
Sunni Islam has its equivalent “Muda’rat”. For some reason, in the West (at
least amongst non-Muslims), the doctrine is more widely known as Taqiyya.
“This is
the Islamic practice of “precautionary dissimulation” [i.e. lying] whereby
believers may conceal their Muslim faith when under threat, persecution or
compulsion.” (Oxford Dictionary of Islam).
“The word “al-Taqiyya” literally means:
“Concealing or disguising one’s beliefs, convictions [not just religious],
ideas, feelings, opinions, and/or strategies at a time of
eminent danger, whether now or later in time, to save oneself from
physical and/or mental injury.”” (Abdul Hamid Siddiqui)
Comment: Thus, if you think
you may be in danger physically or mentally at some point in the future from
telling the truth, you are allowed to lie.
“al-Taqiyya is the uttering of the tongue,
while the heart is comfortable with faith.” (Ibn Abbas) Comment:
What this means is that you can say something “un-Islamic”, or lie, provided
you retain Islamic belief.
Hadith: Muslim #6303: Reported
Umm Kulthum she heard Allah’s Messenger (may peace be upon him) as
saying: A liar is not one who tries …
Conservative Tribune
Taqiyya allows Muslims to lie and/or conceal their true faith, feelings,
thoughts, plans, and character, for the purpose of protecting themselves.
It is fully based on the Koran and is agreed to and practiced by all major
sects of Islam.
“When it is possible to achieve an aim by lying but not by telling the
truth, it is permissible to lie if attaining the goal is permissible, and lying
is obligatory if the goal is obligatory.” (Reliance of the Traveler,
Para r8.2)
ClashDaily.com
Taqiyya is defined as concealment about ones
Muslim identity. Based upon (Surah 3:28) “Let believers
not make friends with infidels in preference to the faithful– he that does has
nothing to hope for from Allah– except in self-defense (illaa an-tattaqu
minhum tuqah).” “Self-defense” is justification for concealment. Also
based upon Islamic Sharia Law (Reliance of the Traveler, Para r8.2),
“When it is possible to achieve an aim by lying but not by telling the truth,
it is permissible to lie if attaining the goal is permissible, and lying is
obligatory if the goal is obligatory.”
Illustration: This
would include lying to protect Islam or Muslims.
JRH 5/1/16
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