Another funny thing I’m seeing reading Ottoman history: before mass...
Abdullah@AvdullahYousef
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Jul 31, 2024
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Another funny thing I’m seeing reading Ottoman history: before mass secularism, it was a common and effective Muslim imperial tactic to play different factions of religious non-Muslims against each other (Sultans exploiting the Protestant Reformation). One of the reasons the modern age ended up disastrous for Muslims is every faction of non Muslims in the world united on the New Religion that traditional Christian sentiments should be discarded in favor of devilish interest-based banking and a grafted set of delusions about “human freedom”.
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This is why that though in Islamic polemics it’s true that it’s a weakness for Christians that they don’t believe in the total certainty of God’s existence and His complete authority in society governing laws, they hold this position out of dire necessity, as a “strength”, to remain united with Advanced Gay Civilization against the opposite of that: complete Islamic conviction in the unseen.
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A counter to this is that non Muslim powers have always historically united against Muslims whenever they had the chance — though this was usually true, it was still always within the realm of possibility to have a Muslim authority figure who can rile up one faction enough against their rivals to cause enough chaos and swoop in for the win.
Today, every enemy of Muslims is in some way so libtarded that they’d rather ally with this instead of Muslims against any other faction they don’t like
Today, every enemy of Muslims is in some way so libtarded that they’d rather ally with this instead of Muslims against any other faction they don’t like