Islam and Terrorism by Mark A Gabriel

Author:Mark A Gabriel [Gabriel, Mark A]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Islam/General, Religion
ISBN: 9781629986876
Publisher: Charisma House
Published: 2015-08-31T16:00:00+00:00

IBN TAYMIYAH AND NO TOLERANCE

At the beginning of the fourteenth century a powerful Sunni leader came on the scene—Ibn Taymiyah. Born in a Syrian city named Haran in 1263 (661 AH), he fought the Mongolian invasion of Syria (1299–1303). Ibn Taymiyah taught that Mongolian Muslims were not true Muslims and that his countrymen should not submit to their authority. He also declared that anyone who submitted to them, helped them, or dealt with them was just like them—infidels. From this point on Ibn Taymiyah acted as if he were a military leader, declaring many Muslims to be infidels and attacking them.

Ibn Taymiyah established the mind-set of no tolerance. He reinforced principles that were also practiced centuries earlier.

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