Tag: Bosnia

Readers of this blog are not surprised: good ol Mustafa is the insane hate-preacher from FITNA who hysterically swings a scimitar over his head and calls for killing of all Jews. We featured him on several occasions….

Bosnia: Rabid Mustafa urges more Sharia law

Update from JW:

The article notes: “Strict Sharia law drastically reduces the rights of women, allows polygamy for men, forbids marrying non-Muslims and sanctions cruel penalties including stoning.”

Strict or lax, partial or comprehensive, the implementation of any Sharia is a slippery slope leading to still more of it. Islamic piety becomes a political bargaining chip, and any alleged lack of it becomes a liability that can destabilize a state: Supremacist, theocratic systems do not lend themselves to compartmentalization, and after all, the aim of jihad itself is to impose Islamic law. As such, any Sharia sets a precedent for a steady creep of more of it, as has been seen in Britain. For that matter, we have also seen in Britain that even supposedly “mild” Sharia poses problems with respect to equal treatment under the law, due to Sharia’s inherent defects in that regard.

Transfer that situation to Bosnia, with its history and its own supply of resident jihadists, and the potential for disaster multiplies exponentially.

Related links: Bosnian Grand Mufti Mustafa Ceric not so “moderate”

• Mustafa Ceric whines: EU “Hypocrisy” Radicalises Bosnian Muslims
• Balkan Jihad: Mustafa Ceric no longer ‘moderate’; “Serbian leaders will learn soon what it means”
• The Bosnian Jihad Statelet
• Balkan Jihad
• “Obama was elected by God” — Bosnian Grand Mufti Ceric

Mustafa Ceric’s duplicity is well documented: while complaining that nobody trusts him because he is a Muslim, he is a die-hard jihadist who talks out of both sides of his mouth, just like Arafat did. What’s puzzling me is why such a creature is still taken seriously in the West.

• Sarajevo, 17 August (AKI) – Bosnia’s Muslim spiritual leader jihadist in chief, Reiss-ul-Ulema Mustafa Ceric, has drawn strong criticism from moderate Muslims and from Bosnian Serbs, after he called for Islamic Sharia law to be incorporated into the Bosnian constitution. Where in the f*kc are these mystical creatures, the “moderate Muslims?”

Ceric made the controversial suggestion when he conducted Bosnia’s first Sharia mass wedding on Saturday in the central city of Zenica. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi reportedly paid for the weddings for the 20 couples and some 500 guests.

“In this exceptional place, in the exceptional city of Zenica, we are witnessing a magnificent event,” Ceric said. “I hope this is only the beginning and that we will have many such occasions in the years to come,” he added.

Ceric is no stranger to controversy, and his pronouncements often trigger a heated reaction.

In May, while visiting a Muslim community in Serbia’s Muslim-majority Sandzak region bordering Montenegro, Ceric said “no force could separate” Muslims in Serbia from those in Bosnia, which he has described as a homeland for Muslims.

Strict Sharia law drastically reduces the rights of women, allows polygamy for men, forbids marrying non-Muslims and sanctions cruel penalties including stoning.

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik reacted angrily to Ceric’s remarks, saying he was deliberately ignoring the presence of Serbs and Croats in Muslim-majority Bosnia.

Serbs are mainly Orthdox while Croats are Catholic Christians.

Ceric’s pronouncement concealed a Muslim drive to dominate the whole country, Dodik claimed.

Ceric’s statements drew sharp criticism from moderate Muslims.

One commentator on the daily 24 hours website wrote: “Nothing else could be expected from Ceric.”  He is known for glorifying the Ottoman invaders who ruled the Balkans for six centuries, converting local population to Islam.

During 50 years of Communist rule, Bosnian Muslims practised a moderate form of Islam, or declared themselves atheists.

But radical forms of Islam began to take root in the country after thousands of fighters from Muslim countries, especially North Africa, arrived to fight on the side of local Muslims in the 1992-1995 civil war.