“Although there are two major parties, the truth is that both are tied to the same one-dollar bill, which carries two different pictures but is still worth one dollar,” PAS President, Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang wrote.
According to Hadi, “Whichever party wins the election, its attitude towards Islam will remain the same.”
Hadi wrote that both parties operate under the umbrella of “Zionist Jews,” whose shared goal is “to conquer the world and make Greater Israel the sole superpower.”
He also said that Freemasons and Zionists control the economy and the media, and that the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and financial institutions fund election campaigns and media that are “free to lie and deceive.”
“In such circumstances, Muslims are permitted to practise taqiyyah to protect themselves, without giving their approval,” he said.
Citing Surah al-Rum and the Islamic principle of choosing the lesser of two harms, Hadi said temporarily siding with the less dangerous enemy is “not running away, but choosing to defeat the bigger enemy first, even though both are enemies of Islam.”
He added that Muslims are allowed such flexibility when they are weak, but that abandoning Islamic principles—which must be defended with sacrifice and determination—is forbidden.
Referring to the election of several Muslim candidates to the US Congress, Hadi said the light of Islam had now reached “the biggest and most ferocious colonial country” in the history of the Muslim world, and that Islamophobia had made many people curious about the religion.
“Let the enemy fall in its own internal struggle,” he said.
The PAS president described Western democracy as a system that “demeans religion and worships the dollar” and is “destroying itself”—a system that elects “the foolish, wicked, deceitful or negligent” as national leaders.
Hadi urged Muslims to use the freedoms available in Western democracy to proclaim Islam, practise their faith and defend their religious rights and freedoms.
“Never cross the limits set by Allah; never surrender and never act extremely,” he said.
The PAS president also quoted former US president Abraham Lincoln: “You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.”
He said the truth of Islam would become clear and that liars and deceivers would eventually be exposed.
Source: MalayMail
