Islamic Palestine - 1915: indoctrinating 'Anti non-Muslim' Bigotry

Books by: Archie Bell, S. S. Friedman | 1915; 1982 | Archie Bell, S. S. Friedman

[Righting]

Archie Bell: "The spell of the Holy Land," pp. 229-230, (Archie Bell, 1915; 371 pp.)

The Hills of Samaria
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As we left Jacob and his people we soon found ourselves in the midst of Nablus hoodlums again. Although Nablus is the largest city in Palestine between Damascus and Jerusalem, it is isolated in the Valley of Shechem, untouched by a railroad and somewhat difficult to reach. Yet it has a population of nearly thirty thousand, is a prosperous city, and in many ways quite unlike any of the other towns one passes on the overland journey by the ancient caravan route between the north and south of Palestine and Syria.

From infancy the children in this city are taught to despise and ridicule persons who do not subscribe to the Moslem faith. Consequently, as they grow up, this ridicule and hatred increases, and it is only the presence of a large number of Turkish soldiers who are commanded to keep order, that keeps the people in check at all, when a foreigner enters the city gates. Before we arrived at the city, having just left the Tomb of Joseph, we noticed that every one our wagon passed was spitting at us. The children by the roadside picked up sticks and pebbles and hurled them at the wagon, hissing the Arabic and Turkish words for "unbeliever,"'' Christian'' and '' infidel dog." As we entered the city and passed the cafes, where the ever-present groups of men were sitting smoking and drinking coffee, they looked up, sneered, laughed and brazenly hurled vile names at us to the amusement of the onlookers.
http://books.google.com/books?id=uEyBAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA230

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See more at: Saul S. Friedman: "Land of dust: Palestine at the turn of the century," (University Press of America, 1982)
http://books.google.com/books?cd=1&id=xSO7AAAAIAAJ&q=bigotry

Saul S. Friedman, "Land of dust: Palestine at the turn of the century," p. 135 (University Press of America, 1982 - 248 pp.)

The worst example of Islamic bigotry operated at the Haram, the fortress structure which rose over the blackened Cave of Machpelah. Entry was made by climbing a high stone stairway which was flanked on either side by a wall of stone ... ... Once again, however, there was a stipulation that visitors secure a letter of endorsement from the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem.
http://books.google.com/books?&q=%22worst+example+of+Islamic+bigotry+operated+at+the+Haram%22

See more at: http://books.google.com/books?cd=1&id=xSO7AAAAIAAJ&q=bigotry

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

It isn’t bigotry.

I hate “they were taught this” or “the Mufti said hate the Jews”.

Go to the Koran and Hadith. It is right there.

You don’t have to go to secondary sources or people who are individually insignificant.

Bigotry or Imams or how children are raised are blamed because you are afraid to blame Muhammad and Scripture because then you know it is irreconcilable.

Then you know YOU have to do something about it because they CAN’T CHANGE IT.

There is no Muslim “Reformation” because there is nothing like Jesus, a Prince of Peace, for them to turn to.

The “Jesus” (Isa) in the Koran sends all Christians to Hell! (for daring to call Him “Son of God”)

A Muslim “Reformation” based on the Koran only makes things WORSE!

YOU - WE - Are going to have to tear down the Islamic civilization stone by stone and grind it and all its billion people into dust.

Before they realize their so-called god’s dream to do that to us!

[Righting]

I agree, that bigotry in mainstream Islam. Is a past/present fact.

[bayouranger]

islam is entering it's end phase.