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Beware of Jihadis | Talks with Guru | 1 min.

Disciple: How could organizations like Jamaat-e-Islami which propose changes to anything un-Islamic and cover terrorist Jihadi propaganda with a secular veil, surface to the forefront of our society?

Guru: A crucial question. In the past, we had seen these people campaigning against the government to ban lethal pesticides. They were willing to cooperate with anyone to get it done. What a good heart these men have, my brothers. Take it from me; this is their age-old device to present themselves in a positive light in front of the society. These Islamic monomaniacs constantly project issues that are pertinent to the society thereby creating an advantageous climate for them in the social mind. When people come to learn about these through the media, they are pleased that a class of energetic socially-responsible men have arisen. But it’s transparent to the well-read that these are their wily schemes to establish their influence over the society thereby promoting their ultimate goal - Jihad



The very reason to this conclusion is that such organizations never entertain any revision of anything even remotely Islamic. On the other hand, it has been observed that they have always blatantly opposed. This is very dangerous, the ignorant Hindu society having failed to acknowledge this situation yet. Such masks are widely employed to attract our youths, especially college students to Islam and thereby to terrorist and anti-social activities. It’s not just one organization. They have many chauvanistic Fronts (Popular Front, Campus Front, etc.) for gaining cogent influence over our society. Beware of them. 

"The best defense is a good offense"

 Om
ॐ Chidanandam ॐ

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