“THAT WICKED” HORN 11 IS WAITING IN WINGS TO BE REVEALED
PART 1
February 11, 2013
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II Thessalonians 2:8 – And then shall that Wicked be revealed, whom the Lord shall consume with the spirit of his mouth, and shall destroy with the brightness of his coming:
Satan – The Master Counterfeiter of the false coming Messiah of Islamists!
Satan prophetically counterfeited the works of Messiah Jesus in his Koran!
Satan is Historically The Universe’s Greater Counterfeiter of The Messiah!
Spirit of Antichrist in Muhammad counterfeited true scripture into Heresy
By using Muhammad to Twist the Old and New Testaments into the Koran
Insane Islamic Belief in Martyr Weddings Is Part of the Spirit of Antichrist
Satan has corrupted the truth by counterfeiting prophetic events to Fantasy
The Koran teachings are a satanic counterfeit doctrine fanatically Believed!
A fanaticism of the Islamist radicals is real and produced by satanic Spirits!
A martyr’s heavenly wedding to 72 virgins is a gross counterfeiting of Truth
It’s a sickening twisted format of the marriage supper that includes Martyrs
Found in Old and New Testament Prophecies regarding rewards in Heaven!
II Thessalonians 2:8-17 – And then shall that Wicked be revealed, whom the Lord shall consume with the spirit of his mouth, and shall destroy with the brightness of his coming: [9] Even him, whose coming is after the working of Satan with all power and signs and lying wonders, [10] And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. [11] And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: [12] That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness. [13] But we are bound to give thanks alway to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth: [14] Whereunto he called you by our gospel, to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. [15] Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle. [16] Now our Lord Jesus Christ himself, and God, even our Father, which hath loved us, and hath given us everlasting consolation and good hope through grace, [17] Comfort your hearts, and stablish you in every good word and work.
Begin Excerpt from MEMRI
Middle East Media Research Institute
Salafi-Jihadis in Jordan Stage ‘Martyrs’ Weddings’ to attract youth To Jihad
By: L. Barkan*
Introduction
The forces fighting against Assad’s regime in Syria include foreigners who have come to take part in the uprising alongside the Syrian rebels. Among them are members of Jordan’s Salafi-jihadi movement, which, according to its senior leaders, has so far dispatched some 250 fighters to Syria. As one means of encouraging Jordanian youths to join its ranks and adopt the ideology of jihad and martyrdom, the Salafi-jihadi movement stages “martyrs’ weddings” for fighters killed in Syria, based on the Islamic belief that every martyr is rewarded with 72 black-eyed virgin brides in Paradise.
These “weddings” are not a new phenomenon. The Salafi-jihadi stream in Jordan has held similar ceremonies in the past for Jordanian fighters who died in Afghanistan and Iraq, most notably for Al-Qaeda in Iraq leader Abu Mus’ab Al-Zarqawi, killed in 2006, and Jordanian Al-Qaeda operative Raed Al-Bana, who carried out the February 2005 attack in the Iraqi city of Al-Hilla, killing 132.
“Martyrs’ Weddings” – Propaganda For Jihad And Martyrdom
‘Abd Al-Fateh Shehadeh, aka Abu Muhammad Al-Tahawi, a senior figure in the Jordanian Salafi-jihadi movement, told the Saudi newspaper Al-Sharq that such “weddings” have so far been held for 18 Jordanian Salafi-jihadi fighters killed in Syria, explaining that these celebrations serve to propagate the ideology of jihad and martyrdom: “We uphold this tradition [in order to do] da’wa, and to remind [the people] of the advantage of jihad [as a means of] expelling the occupier and spreading da’wa. This, after the gates of da’wa have been closed to us, [so] we use every opportunity to communicate with the public and the people and enlighten them about martyrdom and jihad.” It should be noted that, a few days prior to the article’s publication, Al-Tahawi was arrested after participating in one such “martyr’s wedding.”
Marwan Shehadeh, an expert on Islamists groups, told Al-Sharq that the purpose of the “martyrs’ weddings” is to attract youths to the idea of jihad and of martyrdom, and encourage them to join the fighting on jihad fronts throughout the Islamic world. Jarrah Al-Qaddah, another leader of the Salafi-jihadi movement in Jordan, said that these ceremonies served as an alternative platform to the media, from which the movement is banned.
Al-Sharq points out that the tradition of “martyrs’ weddings” is not part of the Islamic shari’a; indeed, Al-Tahawi himself admits as much, adding that, for this reason, some senior figures in the Salafi-jihadi movement oppose it. He explains that his stream did not originate the tradition but adopted it from others, such as the secular Palestinian movements Fatah, the Democratic Front and the Popular Front. He adds that Hamas, too, has recently taken up the tradition.
Al-Tahawi: We Explain To The Youths Who Attend The Ceremonies That Those Who Die For Islam Marry The Black-Eyed Virgins
Abu Muhammad Al-Tahawi explained that the ceremony does not celebrate the martyr’s death but rather the generous reward he is granted in Paradise: “We do not rejoice over the passing or death of any of our brothers, the mujahideen from [our] stream, for death is accompanied by sorrow. But the martyr [himself] rejoices at the reward and grace that Allah bestows upon him if his martyrdom is accepted. With the first drop of blood shed from his body, [his sins] are pardoned, and he weds 72 black-eyed [virgins] of Paradise, dons his crown of honor, and serves as an advocate for 70 of his relatives. Therefore, the people are joyous over this valuable reward from Allah.” Al-Qaddah continued: “We explain to the youths who attend [the ceremony] that he who sacrifices his life in defense of Islam and the land of the Muslims will marry the black-eyed [virgins], his relatives will be pardoned, and his sins will be erased… Some of those who attend these ceremonies are lax in praying and worshipping God. But [after they attend], their hearts soften, they repent, [and they become] preoccupied with the ideas of jihad and martyrdom.”
Videos of these celebrations are also disseminated via the internet. For example, a film uploaded to YouTube shows Al-Tahawi delivering a speech at a “wedding” held in the Al-Baq’a refugee camp, north of Amman, in honor of Muntasir Al-Beiruti, a Palestinian student in Jordan who was killed in Syria in mid-September 2012. According to a report in the Jordanian daily Al-Sabil, Al-Tahawi praised the Jordanian youths who set out to wage jihad in Syria, and also said that, were it not for the Syrian regime and the regimes of other countries neighboring “the Zionist entity,” “the Jewish state would have never existed and would not have remained to this day.” He added that the Jews and their agents were the Muslims’ “enemy number one.” According to the daily, the celebration was attended by hundreds. Sweets and drinks were handed out, and speakers praised the martyrs and called on youths to join the jihad.
Abu Mariyah Al-Filastini, another Salafi-jihadis, has also taken part in several “weddings” for fighters killed in Syria. On his Facebook page, he posted videos of two such events at which he delivered speeches. At the “wedding” of Isma’il ‘Ar’ar from the Al-Baq’a refugee camp, who was killed in Syria in December 2012, the sheikh said: “These fellows are not like others… Death for them means victory, while defeat is an unpardonable [act of] whoredom. These fellows will not throw down their rifles and will not abandon their trenches…” The video shows that children are present, and the crowd is heard chanting: “There is no god but Allah; Bashar is the enemy of Allah.”
In early January 2013, a “wedding” was held in Amman for Muhannad Al-Bakkar, a Syrian youth who had been studying in Jordan but had returned to his native land to fight against the Assad regime. In a video posted on YouTube, one of the “wedding” guests is shown delivering a welcome speech, as follows: “We offer the most beautiful and pure blessings to our groom, our dear and beloved martyr Muhannad Bakkar. We ask Allah, may He be praised and exalted, that we should meet [Al-Bakkar] in the abode of mercy, along with [all] the believers, martyrs and honest men. We, the youths of Amman, who are close to Syria… are your children. Allah willing, we will not find pleasure in this life until we avenge the martyr’s blood… until Judgment Day.”
The guests later sang songs of the Syrian revolution, including a song whose lyrics are: “Oh mother, if death should catch up with me, allow your heart to forgive me. Oh mother, do not cry for me, I am going to Paradise”; “Oh mother, lead me in a new garment [as a groom to the altar]; I have come to you as a martyr… Lead us, rejoice for us.”
*L. Barkan is a research fellow at MEMRI.
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