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Special Dispatch No. 4103—Egypt/Jihad & Terrorism Studies Project  

Senior Official in Egyptian Islamic Jihad: If We Come to Power, We will Launch a Campaign of Islamic Conquests to Instate Shari'a Worldwide: 'The Christian is Free to Worship His God in His Church, but if the Christians Make Problems for the Muslims, I Will Exterminate Them'

On August 13, 2011, the Egyptian daily Roz Al-Yousef published an interview with Sheikh 'Adel Shehato, a senior official in Egyptian Islamic Jihad (EIJ), who, on March 23, 2011, was freed from prison in the wake of the Egyptian revolution. He was imprisoned in 1991 upon returning from a three-year sojourn in Afghanistan.

In the interview, Shehato expressed complete opposition to democracy "because it is not the faith of the Muslims, but the faith of the Jews and Christians." He said that although the youth of the Arab revolutions have not declared the implementation of shari'a as one of their goals, the mujahideen nonetheless identify with their aspiration to overthrow the Arab rulers, whom they had always considered "infidels who must be killed because they do not rule according to the shari'a." He added, however, that "once Allah's law is applied, the role of the people will end and Allah will reign supreme." He went on to say that although he supports Al-Qaeda's ideology, shari'a law would not be enforced by violence but by da'wa (preaching), whereas violence would be used only against the infidel Arab rulers.

Shehato said that if the mujahideen came to power in Egypt, they would launch a campaign of Islamic conquests aimed at subjecting the entire world to Islamic rule. Muslim ambassadors would be appointed to each country, charged with calling upon them to join Islam willingly, but if the countries refused, war would be waged against them. He also described the nature of the Islamic state to be established in Egypt: there would be no trade or cultural ties with non-Muslims; tourist sites at the pyramids, the Sphinx, and Sharm Al-Sheikh would be shut down "because the tourists come [there] to drink alcohol and fornicate," and all tourists wishing to visit Egypt would be required to comply with the conditions and laws of Islam; all art, painting, singing, dancing, and sculpture would be forbidden, and all culture would be purely Islamic.

To read the full report, visit http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/5601.htm.

Special Dispatch No. 4102—Egypt/Conspiracy Theories

Egyptian Cleric Dr. Sallah Sultan, Founder of the American Center for Islamic Research, Calls to Kill Israeli Ambassador and Tourists in Egypt

Following are excerpts from a statement by Egyptian cleric Dr. Sallah Sultan which aired on Al-Jazeera on August 26, 2011.

Sultan, who in 2004 founded the American Center for Islamic Research (ACIR) in Columbus, Ohio, has, according to his eight-page resumé, held many consulting and teaching positions in the U.S. Since coming to the U.S. in 1998, he has founded several Islamic institutes, including the Islamic American University in Southfield, Michigan, and the Sultan Publishing Co. in Columbus, Ohio.

To view this clip on MEMRI TV, visit http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/3090.htm.

Sallah Sultan: "As someone who has studied Islamic law, specializing in Islamic jurisprudence, I am calling to kill the [Israeli] ambassador, not just expel him. Our sons were killed in our country, on our land, and our sons are being killed in Gaza by an occupying enemy. Brothers and sisters, the genuine rulings of Islamic law can no longer be silenced. I am prepared to confront any Islamic scholar who says otherwise."

To read the full report, visit http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/5600.htm.

Special Dispatch No. 4101—Palestinians/Hamas/Syria/Inter-Arab Relations

Reflecting Possible Change in Hamas Stance, Hamas Columnists Attack Assad: You Will Meet the Same Fate as the Toppled Tyrants

During what appeared to be the last days of Mu'ammar Al-Qadhafi's regime in Libya, several articles appeared in the Palestinian daily Falastin, which is close to Hamas, attacking Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad as heading a tyrannical regime that uses violence against protestors. Writers called on Assad to learn a lesson from the fates of Al-Qadhafi and other toppled rulers, to stop the bloodshed, and to relinquish power so that the Syrian people could choose a new leadership. One writer criticized Syrian security forces for harming Islam, and claimed that this would only accelerate the fall of the regime.

It should be noted that Hamas' Political Bureau is based in Damascus, and that since the onset of the unrest in Syria, Hamas officials have refrained from responding to the unfolding events. In addition, according to unconfirmed reports, Iran has ceased its financial support of Hamas due to its lack of support for the Syrian regime.

To read the full report, visit http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/5602.htm.

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