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Political Islam
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It is a book written by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud, in which he talks about political Islam and the creation of a strong and influential Islamic public opinion, not the creation of coups. Its goal is for Islamic public opinion to become so strong that it becomes binding on the ruler and directs him in all his decisions.
The Jews do this in America, as they do not try to overthrow any of the rulers, but rather they are satisfied with forming pressure groups (lobby) in Congress, in the press, on the radio, and on television to have an influence on public opinion and consequently on the ruler, whoever that ruler may be.
There is no ruler who does not take public opinion into account.
The mistake of the Islamic movements in the past was that they tried to strike the ruler and overthrow his regime, so they entered prisons instead of entering parliament, and they made a mistake in that twice. They made a mistake against the ruler and made a mistake against Islam, as the weapon of Islam is persuasion, not terrorism. As for what falls under the category of terrorism, it is something other than Islam. It is something called crime.
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