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  1. He's not controversial at all if you look at the contents of the book. Abu Hamza Al Masri "On the first anniversary of the 11 September attacks, he co-organised a conference at Finsbury Park Mosque where he praised the hijackers. He allegedly associated with Abdullah el-Faisal, a Jamaican Muslim convert cleric who preached in the UK until he was imprisoned for urging his followers to murder Jews, Hindus, Christians and Americans, subsequently being deported to Jamaica in 2007." Shia position and Sunni position on Alawites. Syrian Historian, Ibn Kathir categorise Alawite as non muslim mushrikeens (Polythiest) in their writings. Ibn Taymiyya, ibn kathirs mentor and arguably the most polemical anti alawite Sunni theologian, categorised alawite as a non muslims and listed them as the worst sects of polytheists. Through many of his fatwas Ibn tammiyya described alawites as "the worst enemies of muslims" who were far more dangerous than the Mongols and crusaders. He also accused them of aiding the crusaders and Mongol invasion in the Muslim world. Other Sunni scholars Al Ghazali consider Alawites them as non muslims. Shia scholars such as shaykh tusi did not consider Alawite as Shia Muslim while condemning them for their heretical beliefs. Egyptian archeologist Zahi Hawass (recent guest on Joe Rogan show) "The concept of killing women and children and elderly people... Seems to run in the blood of Jews of Palestine". It is curious to see the anti Semitism of Nawab Safavi and modern Islamist movements always are rooted in Germany. Ladan Boroumand (Historian) ft.. investigations The Muslim Brotherhood.
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