ICNA's Action Plan
Reader comment on item: Hand Book Shows ICNA's True Goals

Submitted by mareli, Mar 21, 2011 22:18

I have read the handbook, which is directed at women. It provides detailed, specific instructions and recommendations for spreading the faith and nourishing one's own. The list of recommended reading is straight out of Muslim Brotherhood type Islam, with authors like Hassan al-Banna, Ala Maududi, al-Tantawi, ibn Tamiyya, Yusuf al Qaradawi, Shamim Siddiqi, and In the Shade of the Koran (which I believe Said Qutb wrote), and the recruitment/retainment strategy seems cultic with its strict organization, buddy systems, and indoctrination sessions. I think there is cause for concern for our secular society should this sort of organized religious activity become widespread. This goes for religious organization of fundamentalist Christians, too, who are no friends of church-state separation.

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