Extremism Weakens Nations

Extremism Weakens Nations

Extremism Weakens Nations for the Benefits of Foreign Colonial States

The rise of extremist movements disguising under the name of Islam during the second half of the twentieth century accords well with the schemes of the nation's enemies.

One of our rulers was right when he indicated that the external conspiracies' target was to weaken the domestic front through violence, saying that "they pose a threat to the stability of Islamic countries and cause anarchy through what they do of revolting against authorities and instigating turbulences and riots, causing in the end more weakness to the power of Muslim nations.

When extremists do that, they indirectly or unconsciously assist the enemies of Islam in their conspiracy against Muslim peoples and nations.

The exact goal of those who support the extremists is to try to link the charge of violence, or what is known as terrorism, to the Arab and Islamic worlds. They do that through various criminal groups, under different names in each country, but connected to a global system that has its main centers in the major industrial countries where they have their conferences held, donations provided, and designs prepared.

In such ways, the growing extremist movements serve well the schemes of the nation's enemies to strike and weaken it and plant the seeds of disputes in its build. These destructive groups are one of the core pillars of the colonial powers' plans against the Islamic countries.

They have many methods and techniques, but the most dangerous of these is tarnishing the convictions of Muslims, through those whom they portray as scholars, in order to entangle people and embroil their minds with regard to their religion for the purpose of spreading deviation and corruption in the name of knowledge and the scholars.

These groups represent a security-political related phenomenon that disguises under the name of religion, as they conspire against their homelands, and practice criminality. They are violent movements whose goal is to seize power.

They have an extremist belief that is controlled and supported by foreign powers. Their activity is the good sought by the external powers, which know that extremists can play an alternative role instead of direct military invasion in the countries they flourish in, as they exhaust military, economic, and security potentials of such countries.

When those external powers assume control at home, with those extremist ideas they believe in, they would find a pretext for direct military invasion and colonization. That is why external powers assist those extremists and grant them cover and support in all forms, as it will serve their short- and long-term interests.

The support the extremists receive from foreign countries embodies a conspiracy that tries to achieve the following:

Exhausting the resources of Arab and Islamic countries.
Damaging the security and peace of those countries.

Hindering development and advancement and weakening their powers.

Expected future wars between countries and extremist organizations that exist inside those countries will be an excuse for some states to invade others in order to stem extremists out, then staying for a long time so as to solidify and carry out the in ultimate goal. That was the story of Usama bin laden in Afghanistan.

We ask Allah to protect us.