Greg Barton is Oz-media’s go-to guy for everything islamic. The ABC has him on speed dial. His naiveté is comical & embarrassing. His ‘do-nothing’ approach is idiotic and suicidal.
Hardline Islamic groups are still spreading hate and division in Australia
“Hardline groups?” Are there any others? There is only one Islam, the one of Muhammad & the Quran. If people tell you there’s another one, tell them to get stuffed.
- Deakin University’s Greg Barton said fundamentalist Islam posed a ‘danger’
- He wants conservative Muslims to tell extremists their message ‘unacceptable’
- Saudi-backed Muslims have told followers to avoid Merry Christmas greeting
- Another preacher has said it was sinful for wives to refuse sex with husband
One of Australia’s leading experts on Islamic extremism has described Sharia law fundamentalists as a ‘danger’ to society that conservative Muslims needed to challenge.
Professor Greg Barton, a global Islamic politics expert from Melbourne‘s Deakin University, said hateful rhetoric from hardline Islamist groups had the potential to radicalise a small number of disaffected young people.
Even if they didn’t preach violence, Professor Barton feared they would convince a follower they needed to physically punish or even kill non-Muslims.
One of Australia’s leading experts on Muslim extremism has described fundamentalist Islamic groups as a ‘danger’ to society (pictured is Salafist sheikh Jamil El-Biza)
‘”We will follow through and do what these beliefs require”, that’s the danger,’ Professor Barton told Daily Mail Australia from Indonesia.
Fundamentalists in the suburbs have been telling Muslims to avoid wishing Christians a Merry Christmas and demanding that wives should never refuse a husband’s demand for sex.
Salafist Muslim groups advocating a fundamentalist, seventh-century version of Islam, operate in parts of Sydney and Melbourne and are funded by Saudi Arabian interests.
The Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah Association, also known as the ASWJ, is an extreme example.
Professor Greg Barton (pictured), from Deakin University, said hateful rhetoric from hardline Islamist groups had the potential to radicalise a small number of disaffected young people
They all hold the same beliefs. Why does this tosser insist that only a “small number of disaffected young people” are radicalised?
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Merry Xmas and wives can NEVER refuse sex: How hardline Islamic groups are still spreading hate and division in Australia
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