HH Younus AlGohar responds to slogans raised by radical Muslims of imposing Sharia Law in the United Kingdom and taking over England. He gives practical advice for the British government on handling the situation.
⁃Radical Muslims want to impose Sharia Law in the UK, banning the sale of alcohol and restricting the way women can dress. Ironically, many of these radical Muslims are people originally from the Middle East who were granted asylum in the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom gave them shelter and benefits, and as repayment, they want to take over the country and kick out the British natives. This is madness and hypocrisy.
⁃If anyone from the West were granted asylum in Saudi Arabia and then raised slogans of imposing the Christian faith in Mecca, Muslims would not like it. It makes no sense to impose Sharia Law in the UK, a non-Muslim country. Radicals are so bold because the laws in the United Kingdom are soft.
⁃Most converts in the United Kingdom are radicalised by Anjem Choudary. The government must take strict action against him. He outright opposes the British police and army; he must be put behind bars.
⁃Had the UK been strict, the number of people being radicalised would have been manageable. Right now, many areas in London, Luton, Bedfordshire, Bedford, Bradford, Oldham, Rochdale, Barry and Altrincham. Dewsbury is the British Kaaba of Dewsbury. It is a mini Saudi Arabia.
⁃The Islam that does not promote terrorism does not exist today. What is left is Wahhabism. All Wahhabis are potential terrorists. All radical Muslims want to impose Sharia Law - this is not an individual opinion. Rather, it is rooted in their ideology. Wahhabis want world domination; part of their plan is to take over the United Kingdom.
⁃The UK government must study Wahhabism and recognise radical Islam. They should keep track of the points mentioned in the Wahhabi ideology and check them against the belief system of Wahhabi Muslims. If Muslims are found to practise this ideology, they should be put behind bars. Strict measures must be taken before the situation gets from bad to worse.