Bill Warner - Islamic Doctrine of Christians and Jews

THE ISLAMIC DOCTRINE OF
CHRISTIANS AND JEWS

BILL WARNER, PHD

CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF
POLITICAL ISLAM

THE ISLAMIC DOCTRINE OF
CHRISTIANS AND JEWS

BILL WARNER, PHD

CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF
POLITICAL ISLAM

COPYRIGHT 2010 CSPI, LLC
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

ISBN13 978-1-936659-00-5

V 09.20.2016

PUBLISHED BY CSPI, LLC
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This book is dedicated to the

millions of victims of jihad over the last 1400 years.

May you read this and become a voice for the voiceless.

PREFACE

THE CSPI TEACHING METHOD

The Center for the Study of Political Islam, CSPI teaching method is the easiest and quickest way to learn about Islam.

Authoritative

There are only two ultimate authorities about IslamAllah and Mohammed. All of the curriculum in the CSPI method is from the Koran and the Sunna (the words and deeds of Mohammed). The knowledge you get in CSPI is powerful, authoritative and irrefutable. You learn the facts about the ideology of Islam from its ultimate sources.

Story-telling

Facts are hard to remember, stories are easy to remember. The most important story in Islam is the life of Mohammed. Once you know the story of Mohammed, all of Islam is easy to understand.

Systemic Knowledge

The easiest way to study Islam is to first see the whole picture. The perfect example of this is the Koran. The Koran alone cannot be understood, but when the life of Mohammed is added, the Koran is straight forward.

There is no way to understand Islam one idea at the time, because there is no context. Context, like story-telling, makes the facts and ideas simple to understand. The best analogy is that when the jig saw puzzle is assembled, the image on the puzzle is easy to see. But looking at the various pieces, it is difficult to see the picture.

Levels of Learning

The ideas of Islam are very foreign to our civilization. It takes repetition to grasp the new ideas. The CSPI method uses four levels of training to teach the doctrine in depth. The first level is designed for a beginner. Each level repeats the basics for in depth learning.

When you finish the first level you will have seen the entire scope of Islam, The in depth knowledge will come from the next levels.

Political Islam, Not Religious Islam

Islam has a political doctrine and a religious doctrine. Its political doctrine is of concern for everyone, while religious Islam is of concern only for Muslims.

Books Designed for Learning

Each CSPI book fits into a teaching system. Most of the paragraphs have an index number which means that you can confirm for yourself how factual the books are by verifying from the original source texts.

LEVEL 1

INTRODUCTION TO THE TRILOGY AND SHARIA

The Life of Mohammed, The Hadith, Foundations of Islam, The Two Hour Koran, Sharia Law for Non-Muslims, Self Study on Political Islam, Level 1

After Level 1, you will know more about political Islam than the vast majority of people, including most experts.

LEVEL 2

APPLIED DOCTRINE, SPECIAL TOPICS

The Doctrine of Women, The Doctrine of Christians and Jews, The Doctrine of Slavery, Self-Study on Political Islam, Level 2, Psychology of the Muslim, Factual Persuasion

LEVEL 3

INTERMEDIATE TRILOGY AND SHARIA

Mohammed and the Unbelievers, Political Traditions of Mohammed, Simple Koran, Self-Study of Political Islam, Level 3, Sources of the Koran, selected topics from Reliance of the Traveller

LEVEL 4

ORIGINAL SOURCE TEXTS

The Life of Muhammed, Guillaume; any Koran, Sahih Bukhari, selected topics, Mohammed and Charlemagne Revisited, Scott.

With the completion of Level 4 you are prepared to read both popular and academic texts.

OVERVIEW

CHAPTER 1

This book will show you how Islam views Christianity and Judaism by reading the same doctrine that Islamic scholars read. This is the foundation of Islam. There is nothing deeper or more fundamental than the Koran, Sira and Hadith.

When you see Islam through the life of Mohammed, it is easy to understand. Facts are forgettable, but a story is always remembered. It all starts when Mohammed got what he called revelations from the only god. Soon stories from the Jewish scriptures emerge. You will understand the doctrine of the Jew and Christian as it unfolded in Mohammeds life. The story makes all of the pieces fit together and make sense.

THE ISLAMIC BIBLETHE TRILOGY

Islam is defined by the words of Allah in the Koran, and the words and actions of Mohammed, called the Sunna.

The Sunna is found in two collections of textsthe Sira (Mohammeds life) and the Hadith. The Koran says 91 times that his words and actions are considered to be the divine pattern for humanity.

A hadith, or tradition, is a brief story about what Mohammed did or said. A collection of hadiths is called a Hadith. Only the most authoritative ones are used in this book.

So the Trilogy is the Koran, the Sira and the Hadith. Most people think that the Koran is the bible of Islam, but it is only about 14% of the total textual doctrine. This means that Islam is 14% Allah and 86% Mohammed. The Trilogy is the foundation and totality of Islam.

FIGURE1.1: THE RELATIVE SIZES OF THE TRILOGY TEXTS

KAFIR

The word Kafir will be used in this book instead of unbeliever, the standard usage. Unbeliever is a neutral term. The Koran defines the word Kafir and Kafir is not a neutral word. A Kafir is evil, disgusting, the lowest form of life. Kafirs can be deceived, hated, enslaved, tortured, killed, lied to and cheated. So the usual word unbeliever does not reflect the political reality of Islam.

There are many religious names for Kafirs: polytheists, idolaters, People of the Book (Christians and Jews), Buddhists, atheists, agnostics, and pagans. Kafir covers them all, because no matter what the religious name is, they can all be treated the same. What Mohammed said and did to polytheists can be done to any other category of Kafir.

Islam devotes a great amount of energy to the Kafir. The majority (64%) of the Koran is devoted to the Kafir, and nearly all of the Sira (81%) deals with Mohammeds struggle with them. The Hadith (Traditions) devotes 37% of the text to Kafirs. Overall, the Trilogy devotes 51% of its content to the Kafir.

FIGURE 1.2: AMOUNT OF TEXT DEVOTED TO KAFIR

Here are a few of the Koran references:

A Kafir can be beheaded

Koran 47:4 When you encounter the Kafirs on the battlefield, cut off their heads until you have thoroughly defeated them and then take the prisoners and tie them up firmly.

A Kafir can be plotted against

Koran 86:15 They plot and scheme against you [Mohammed], and I plot and scheme against them. Therefore, deal calmly with the Kafirs and leave them alone for a while.

A Kafir can be terrorized

Koran 8:12 Then your Lord spoke to His angels and said, I will be with you. Give strength to the believers. I will send terror into the Kafirs hearts, cut off their heads and even the tips of their fingers!

A Muslim is not the friend of a Kafir

Koran 3:28 Believers should not take Kafirs as friends in preference to other believers. Those who do this will have none of Allahs protection and will only have themselves as guards. Allah warns you to fear Him for all will return to Him.