Western Media and Intellectuals: Accusations Against Muslims
Western media and intellectuals frequently accuse Muslims of brutality and savagery.
Terms such as "Islamic fundamentalism" and "extremism" have been deliberately coined to defame Muslims.
While numerous writings have already responded to these accusations on Islamic history, it is not difficult to understand the reality behind the modern-day charges against Muslims.
One only needs to ask:
✔ Who are the most oppressed people in today’s world?
✔ Whose human rights are most frequently violated?
Western governments overlook these atrocities and instead support the oppressors. Western media disguises these injustices as “efforts for peace” or “service to humanity,” deliberately concealing the truth.
Event: In 1066, William I conquered England and ordered the destruction of the York and Durham regions.
All homes, fields, and food stores were burned, resulting in over 100,000 deaths.
Reference: Lynda Gard, History of England, Vol. II
The land remained uncultivable for nine years. Interestingly, English historians justify these atrocities, while exaggerating incidents in other nations.
Event: Ivan IV treated his slaves as private property and killed them at will.
He even attempted to alter the Bible and oppressed the clergy.
Reference: W.R. Morfill, Russia, pp. 67–69
Event: In the 16th century, French King Charles IX and his mother Catherine orchestrated the killing of 10,500 Protestants.
The Catholic Church celebrated the massacre.
Reference: Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Ed., Vol. 10, pp. 829–831
Event: The Tsar of Russia brutally eliminated his opponents.
He had his own son executed and confined his wife in a monastery.
References: W.E. Morfill, Russia, pp. 162–173; Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Ed.
Event: A religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics.
Out of 35,000 villages in Bohemia, only 6,000 remained.
Germany’s population plummeted from 160 million to 60 million.
Reference: A.J. Grant, History of Europe (Urdu Translation), p. 777
Event: In the region of Morea in Greece, 300,000 Muslims were slaughtered.
Reference: Marmaduke Pickthall, The Cultural Side of Islam
Event: The U.S. dropped atomic bombs, killing hundreds of thousands in moments.
These acts surpassed even the savagery of Genghis Khan and Hulagu.
Event: The U.S. carried out 1.8 million airstrikes, dropped 6.7 million tons of bombs, and killed 3.6 million people.
Toxic chemicals used during the war continue to poison the land.
Reference: The Times, London
All these atrocities were committed by Western nations who claim to be the torchbearers of human rights, democracy, and equality.
The very people who accuse Muslims of savagery and violence are, in fact, the greatest culprits in their own history.
The War You Don’t See by John Pilger
www.johnpilger.com
This documentary delves deeply into the background of these atrocities and the role of Western propaganda in shaping public opinion.
Western media and intellectuals frequently accuse Muslims of brutality and savagery.
Terms such as "Islamic fundamentalism" and "extremism" have been deliberately coined to defame Muslims.
While numerous writings have already responded to these accusations on Islamic history, it is not difficult to understand the reality behind the modern-day charges against Muslims.
One only needs to ask:
✔ Who are the most oppressed people in today’s world?
✔ Whose human rights are most frequently violated?
Western governments overlook these atrocities and instead support the oppressors. Western media disguises these injustices as “efforts for peace” or “service to humanity,” deliberately concealing the truth.
Event: In 1066, William I conquered England and ordered the destruction of the York and Durham regions.
All homes, fields, and food stores were burned, resulting in over 100,000 deaths.
Reference: Lynda Gard, History of England, Vol. IIThe land remained uncultivable for nine years. Interestingly, English historians justify these atrocities, while exaggerating incidents in other nations.
Event: Ivan IV treated his slaves as private property and killed them at will.
He even attempted to alter the Bible and oppressed the clergy.
Reference: W.R. Morfill, Russia, pp. 67–69Event: In the 16th century, French King Charles IX and his mother Catherine orchestrated the killing of 10,500 Protestants.
The Catholic Church celebrated the massacre.
Reference: Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Ed., Vol. 10, pp. 829–831Event: The Tsar of Russia brutally eliminated his opponents.
He had his own son executed and confined his wife in a monastery.
References: W.E. Morfill, Russia, pp. 162–173; Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Ed.Event: A religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics.
Out of 35,000 villages in Bohemia, only 6,000 remained.
Germany’s population plummeted from 160 million to 60 million.
Reference: A.J. Grant, History of Europe (Urdu Translation), p. 777Event: In the region of Morea in Greece, 300,000 Muslims were slaughtered.
Reference: Marmaduke Pickthall, The Cultural Side of Islam- World War I: Millions killed globally; massive property destruction.
- World War II:
- German attacks killed 3 million Russian soldiers.
- 800,000 square miles devastated.
- 600,000 British soldiers died.
- France suffered a loss of $26 million.
Reference: C.D. Hazen, Modern Europe, Ch. 38, 1979 Ed.
Event: The U.S. dropped atomic bombs, killing hundreds of thousands in moments.
These acts surpassed even the savagery of Genghis Khan and Hulagu.
Event: The U.S. carried out 1.8 million airstrikes, dropped 6.7 million tons of bombs, and killed 3.6 million people.
Toxic chemicals used during the war continue to poison the land.
Reference: The Times, LondonAll these atrocities were committed by Western nations who claim to be the torchbearers of human rights, democracy, and equality.
The very people who accuse Muslims of savagery and violence are, in fact, the greatest culprits in their own history.
The War You Don’t See by John Pilger www.johnpilger.comThis documentary delves deeply into the background of these atrocities and the role of Western propaganda in shaping public opinion.
