Australian Islamic preacher calls to ‘take up arms’ against enemies in wake of Bondi Beach massacre
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An Australian Islamic preacher has urged his followers to "take up arms" against what he described as the enemies of Allah, while also telling Muslims not to take Jews or Christians as friends.Melbourne based Abu Ahmad, associated with the Al Bayyinah Islamic Centre in Springvale, made the remarks during a sermon in July, with a recording later posted on the centre's social media."For the sake of Allah, it includes the obligation to declare enmity for his sake, opposition for the sake of Allah.
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It is to declare opposition: indeed, to take up arms against his enemies, to shun them and to stay far from them both in word and deed," Abu Ahmad said."This proves that simple opposition of the spirit is not enough and that it must be complete by honouring of your commitment." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The preacher separately told delegates not to "take the Jews and the Christians for friends".The remarks have drawn renewed attention to extremist rhetoric in Australia, following the...
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