Islam and the Implications of the Western Vision مقاله

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Meanwhile, a number of Western observers specializing in Islamic affairs believe that Islamic revolutionary movements lack the sufficient mechanisms and factors to bring about fundamental change on both social and political levels in their societies, and that these movements do not pose a threat to the capitalist world and the future of Western interests. " The author of the article adds: "Islam, contrary to communism, possesses a powerful mechanism that has fallen today into the hands of a new generation of fundamentalist leaders, and it is considered a real and continuous danger, with the potential to topple weak regimes in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf region. " Dr. Paul Motter cites the ability of the Islamic Awakening to play the role that Islamists played in Egypt in addressing the effects of the recent earthquake on the people, saying: "The earthquake that struck Egypt is a living model of the successful effectiveness of Islamic fundamentalists and their extensive networks that penetrated and implemented themselves into all social classes in Egypt, and this is the growing situation in the rest of the countries of the region, especially in the West Bank and the occupied Gaza Strip. The Financial Times says: "American political circles clearly support the suppression of Islamic parties and prevent them from reaching the seat of power; for example, an American official tries to" high-level, "Edward Dorian" claims to justify the West's dual policy in this field, under the pretext of "standing against the end of the democratic process," and by this, he means the democracy of the Algerian regime!