Clash of Civilization Translation - Third Final Draft

The Clash of Civilization “The ‘dominion’ has already begun with the ‘petro‘petro-dollars,’ used not to create work in the poor North African or Middle Eastern countries, but to build mosques and cultural centers in Christian countries with 5

Islamic immigration, including Rome, the center of Christianity ”. ”.

Muslims, on the o ther side, don’t or perhaps don’t even want to  remember the impact which crusades have on the lives of Muslims. Just for the sake of argument let us agree that crusades were way back in history (about 900 year ago) therefore their recall might be tough on our memories, however it

is appalling that we don’t even remember a clash of similar nature which th th started in 17   century and lasted till mid of 19   century. This wasn’t also initiated by Muslims either, rather by the blood thirsty conspirators of European nations, who exploited the deteriorating state of the affairs with in the entire Muslim world all in the name of upliftment, progress and

development. This isn’t a story which lasted a couple of years, rather a couple of hundred years. During this period the Goras (Englishmen) tried to further corrupt and hollow out the already decaying Muslim civilization, and undoubtedly undoubtedly remained very much successful as well. It is hard to believe that the present generation has negligible awareness on how it all went, and who herculean and laudable was the corollary of the resistance movements, who despite being fraction in size of their counterparts, heroically endured the blows of imperial forces. It is important to note that these imperialistic onslaughts or crusades were not limited to subcontinent rather descended upon the entire Muslim world, which expanded to over 200 years, if added with the earlier crusades which also lasted near about the same period, makes a bloody and forgotten period of four centuries. It is innocence, illicit though, of our contemporary educated class, as we would ironically call it, that they still find it hard to grasp the possibility of yet another clash, and remain oblivious to a clash already taking place since a couple of decades. 5

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