Mick Hartley

A reminder for those, like the Pope, who are all happy-clappy about Christians living in harmony with Muslims. As we see, across the Middle East, in Nigeria and elsewhere, the feeling is not always mutual.

Chicago Islamic scholar Mohammad Nusairat, from MEMRI TV:

“Unfortunately these days we don’t repeat this often enough, or we don’t have this doctrinal concept firm in our minds – that Islam did not come to coexist.

“The Prophet Muhammed said, ‘Islam is always superior and should never be surpassed.’ Islam is raised high, and nothing is above Islam.

“We can’t think of Islam that it came to live with these other religions in the sense that Islam is a religion amongst those religions, and they have a share with the truth, and they have a share of justice, and they have a share of the correct worship of Allah. Islam came to correct all of that. Islam came to remove the oppression of those religions, and it is the only truth and it is the only justice.”