Islam contains a key tenant called Sharia Law, 

which is a form of government

(This is similar to OT Judaism where the nation of Israel followed 

the Mosaic Law given in Deuteronomy.)

Once Islam achieves a majority in an area, its followers often implement Sharia Law, which is NOT tolerant of other religions.  Non-followers are called Infidels.  Government Force can be used to penalize or eliminate other religions.  (This directly contradicts the US Constituion, which protects the right of citizens to choose their religion.)

Under Sharia Law, it is legal for a Muslim man 

to rape a non-Muslim (infidel) woman.

Great Britain imported tens of thousands of Muslim men who follow Sharia Law. A 2026 rape gang report documents 250,000+ British women and young girls were victimized.

•  At least 250,000 young White girls (as young as 11) were groomed, raped, trafficked, and tortured.

(Non-Muslim girls, especially White working class girls, were treated as property for sexual use and  told they’re “White trash” who deserved punishment.)

• Third-world Muslim perpetrators subjected victims to group rapes, violence, blackmail, pregnancies, forced conversions, and trafficking.

• UK police, social services, schools, NHS, and politicians—catastrophically failed victims through denial, ignored reports, criminalization of victims, destruction of evidence, and prioritization of political correctness and fears of “racism” accusations over child protection.

Political Islam is Hostile to the US Constitution / US Government

Example:  During a Friday sermon in Brooklyn, NY MAS youth center director Mohammad Badawy said: “as a Muslim, my life’s mission is to fight the U.S government, the U.S army, and ICE until my last breath – that is my reason for existence.”  

https://x.com/Osint613/status/2013687925414732068/video/1 

Example:  A Florida Imam talks of buying churches in the US and converting them to Islamic mosques and schools.  He predicts the U.S. will be conquered by Islam

“One day they will all be Muslims…May Allah give victory to Islam in this country.”

https://x.com/JohnStrandUSA/status/2055108259904700576/video/1 

Videos: https://www.memri.org/tv

Islam Uses Coercion to Spread

History of Jihad

Early Period: Muhammad and the Foundations (622–632)

Muhammad emigrates from Mecca to Medina and shifts to political/military leadership and raiding. Muhammad participates in or orders numerous raids/caravans against neighboring tribes.

Theological shift from defensive fighting against "persecution" to offensive imperatives. (e.g., Quran 9:29 on subduing people and forcing a tax on those not converting.)

Muhammad's reported statement: "I have been made victorious with terror."   He establishes jihad as warfare (conversion, subjugation, or fighting) against non-Muslims.
 

The Rashidun Caliphs and Great Conquests (632–661+)

• Arab Muslim armies rapidly expand out of Arabia.

  • 1.   Syria and Palestine are conquered (Seized from Byzantines); Jerusalem falls ~638.

    2. Persia (modern Iran) overrun.

    3. Egypt/North Africa: Taken from Byzantines

• Muslims control North Africa to Central Asia by end of 7th century.

Expansion into Spain, India, and Beyond (8th through 10th centuries)

• Spain (Iberia):  Muslim forces invade, beginning centuries of rule and conflict. (711) 

• India: Early incursions; later waves bring massive temple destructions, massacres, and enslavements. Hindus are targeted. 

• Constantinople, Capital of Byzantine Empire:  Sieges (~668, 717–718)
   

Consolidation, Oppression, and Pushback (Medieval Period)

Non-Muslims (ie: Christians and Jews, who failed to convert) face institutionalized second-class status, taxes, restrictions, and periodic violence. 

• Crusades Era (1095–1291): Christian counteroffensives to centuries of prior jihad (e.g., loss of Holy Land, North Africa, etc.)

• Spain (Reconquista, 718–1492): Christians fight for 800 years to reconquer Spain.  The fall of Granada marks the final defeat of Muslim forces in Spain.

•  Southern Europe: Muslims advance into Sicily, southern Italy, Balkans, etc.
   

Ottoman and Mughal Ascendance (14th–17th/18th Centuries)

• Ottomans: Conquest of Constantinople (1453) after long siege—major symbolic victory with reported massacres and enslavement. 

• Muslim-Ottoman Expansion into Balkans, Hungary, Vienna sieges (1529, 1683).

• Mughals in India: Peak empire with further temple destructions, forced conversions, and large-scale violence against non-Muslims.
   

Decline and Resurgence (18th–20th Centuries)

• Ottoman Empire weakens; loses territories.

• 19th–Early 20th: Armenian Genocide (~1915: ~1.5 million Armenians, plus Greeks and Assyrians) cited as continuation of jihad patterns. 

• Muslim Brotherhood founded (1928); other Islamist movements revive jihad ideology. 

• Post-WWII: Various conflicts, including against Israel.

Modern Era: Late 20th–21st Century

• Muslims control much of the Middle East  and North Africa.  Key countries:  Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan.

• Al-Qaeda, 9/11, Hamas (charter 1988), ISIS (caliphate declared 2014, controlling significant territory before losses). 

• Ongoing: Jihadist groups, terrorism, and demographic/cultural pressures in the West.

Modern day Examples:

Nigeria is under siege (2026) by groups operating with a goal to Islamize Nigeria. The Archbishop of Abuja named Boko Haram insurgents/militia as a threat continuing to terrorize the country.  Eyewitnesses told International Christian Concern the attackers were Muslim militia shouting “Allahu Akbar” before opening fire. One survivor described captives being executed after religious sermons.  “They lined people up and shot them in the head. They preached Islam first,” he said. “We buried 178 bodies in two days.” No ransom was demanded and no cattle taken, a pattern that cannot be reconciled with bandits' actions.

Kidnapped Priests and Christian Civilians Held by Islamists in Nigeria

Islamic Terror Attacks

Islamist terrorist attacks soar worldwide since the Islamic revolution in Iran:

Total:  1979–April 2024: 66,872 attacks

Total Deaths: at least 249,941

Attacks by period (rapid increase):

1979–2000: 2,194 attacks

2001–2012: 8,265 attacks

2013–April 2024: 56,413 attacks 

Most prominent terrorist attacks since 1970 and their religion:

1. Munich Olympics massacre (1972) - Islam

2. Beirut barracks bombing (1983) - Islam

3. TWA Flight 847 (1985) - Islam

4. Rome & Vienna airport attacks (1985) - Islam

5. Pan Am Flight 103 (1988) - Islam

6. World Trade Center bombing (1993) - Islam 

7. Paris Metro bombings (1998) - Islam 

8. US Embassy bombings Kenya & Tanzania (1998) - Islam 

9. USS Cole bombing (2000) - Islam 

10. 9/11 attacks (2001) - Islam

11. Bali bombings (2002) - Islam 

12. Istanbul bombings (2003) - Islam 

13. Madrid train bombings (2004) - Islam 

14. London 7/7 bombings (2005) - Islam

15. Fort Hood shooting (2009) - Islam

16. Toulouse/Montauban shootings (2012) - Islam 

17. Boston Marathon bombing (2013) - Islam 

18. Brussels Jewish Museum shooting (2014) - Islam

19. Ottawa Parliament attack (2014) - Islam

20. Charlie Hebdo / Hyper Cacher attacks (2015) - Islam 

21. Paris November attacks (2015) - Islam 

22. San Bernardino shooting (2015) - Islam

23. Brussels airport/metro bombings (2016) - Islam

24. Nice truck attack (2016) - Islam 

25. Berlin Christmas Market attack (2016) - Islam

26. Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting (2016) - Islam

27. Westminster Bridge attack (2017) - Islam 

28. Manchester Arena bombing (2017) - Islam

29. London Bridge/Borough Market attack (2017) - Islam

30. Barcelona/Cambrils attacks (2017) - Islam 

31. Strasbourg Christmas market attack (2018) - Islam

32. London Bridge stabbing (2019) - Islam 

33. Samuel apart beheading (2020) - Islam 

34. Vienna shooting (2020) - Islam 

35. October 7 Hamas-led attacks (2023) - Islam

36. Arras school stabbing (2023) - Islam

37. Solingen knife attack (2024) - Islam 

38. New Orleans Bourbon Street attack (2025) - Islam 

39. Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack (2025) - Islam

40. Winterthur train-station stabbing (2026) - Islam 

I couldn’t list them all, obviously, but let’s put it into perspective.

Now, who is the biggest threat to the world, again?

https://x.com/GBNT1952/status/2060349098239078766?s=20

Historical methods of conversion to Islam occured across different regions and eras in the 7th–18th centuries and beyond. Muslim rulers typically sought political dominance and revenue (via the jizya tax on non-Muslims) rather than immediate mass conversion. Instead, conversion (Islamization) unfolded as a socio-cultural process over generations through a combination of exposure to the faith and practical incentives.

Some of the methods used to spread Islam: 

• Military conquest and subsequent rule. Early rapid expansions (632–750 CE) under the Rashidun and Umayyad caliphs created vast Muslim-governed territories. Over time the dominant Islamic administration, Arabic language, and legal system encouraged gradual, voluntary shifts to Islam for practical reasons.

• Trade and commercial networks: Muslim merchants (starting with Muhammad himself) carried Islam along trade routes like the Silk Road, Indian Ocean, trans-Saharan paths, and Southeast Asian maritime routes. They built communities, demonstrated ethical business practices, and introduced the faith organically. This was especially effective in West Africa, India, Indonesia, and East Africa, where conversion often followed commercial ties rather than conquest.

• Intermarriage and family/social integration: Marriages between Muslims and non-Muslims frequently led to conversions of spouses and children. Muslim communities integrated locally, and over generations, social ties, shared festivals, and daily life encouraged gradual adoption of Islam.
   

• Economic and social incentives: Converts were exempt from the jizya tax paid by non-Muslims (dhimmis), gained access to administrative/military roles, and enjoyed greater social mobility under Muslim rule. In some cases, this included escaping debt, humiliation, or legal restrictions. Pragmatic factors like political allegiance or career advancement played a role, especially in early centuries when full Arabization was sometimes required for converts (via the mawla client system).
   

• Political alliances, diplomacy, and influential conversions: Tribal leaders, kings, or elites converting brought their followers en masse (e.g., Berber or Turkic tribes). Treaties, marriages, and alliances with Muslim powers facilitated this. In West Africa and Southeast Asia, rulers adopted Islam to strengthen trade or state-building, leading to broader Islamization.
   

• Migration and settlement of Muslim communities: Arab, Persian, or later Muslim migrants established urban centers, mosques, and schools. Their presence, combined with cultural prestige during the Islamic Golden Age (advances in science, philosophy, and justice), made Islam attractive to locals seeking opportunity or intellectual engagement.
   

• Da'wah (peaceful preaching and invitation): From the time of Muhammad onward, Muslims actively invited others to Islam through personal example, sermons, Quran recitation, and missionary outreach.
   

Notes on context: Conversion was often slow (Muslims remained a minority in many conquered areas for 200+ years). In places like India or sub-Saharan Africa, it involved "mixing" with local customs before full adoption.