Britain’s largest Islamic charity says it wants to 'break down barriers' and portray Islam positively by launching a new advertising campaign which will slap the phrase 'glory to Allah' on the side of London buses.
EDITOR'S NOTE: London's downward slide into a Sharia State has greatly accelerated over the past few days. Right on the heels of electing the Western world's first Muslim mayor of a major city, London buses will now carry signs proclaiming 'Glory To Allah'. The transition from freedom to Islamic enslavement is now nearly complete.
The new campaign by Islamic Relief is, ostensibly, targeted at raising donations for their Ramadan aid to Syria, but is attracting attention for the “hundreds” of buses which will be decorated with the phrase “Subhan’Allah”, or ‘Glory to Allah’.
Muslims reading the advert are told that to “gather the rewards of Ramadan”, they must to donate to Islamic Relief, and organisation
which had its accounts with banking giant HSBCclosed due to “concerns that cash for aid could end up with terrorist groups abroad”.
Sharia courts being created all over London:
Britain First activists have confronted the biggest operating Sharia Court in London. There are around 100 of these illegal courts operating in the UK. When entering the building, our activists found legal advice posters on the walls and a purpose made "court" in a back room. The fact these Islamic courts are operating in the UK is scandalous.
Public transport has been chosen for the Islamic re-branding in London, Manchester, Leicester, Birmingham, and Bradford – all UK locations with high and growing Muslim populations,
reports the
Sunday Times.
Creeping Sharia: The ISLAMIZATION of the WEST
Imran Madden, a British convert to Islam and director of Islamic Relief’s United Kingdom Branch said: “There is a lot of negativity around Muslims at the moment involving things such as counterterrorism issues.
“We want to change for the better the perception of Islam. The bus campaign is about breaking down barriers and challenging misconceptions”.
Mr. Madden, a former geography teacher, said he hoped the posters would help start a “conversation” in Britain but made no reference to the evidently supremacist nature of the phrase “Glory to Allah” – often mistranslated as “Glory to God” by Western media outlets, in the same tradition as “Allah hu Akbar”, which rather than meaning “God is Great” actually means “[Our] God (Allah) is greater [than yours]”.
And while the Times omits the background of Islamic Relief in their reporting, they do admit the posters may “raise eyebrows” among Christians in Britain.
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