THE CONCEPT OF THE ENEMY:

 

 

A PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATION ATTEMPT FOR THE CONCEPT OF THE ENEMY:

 

 

Since the time of the Greek and the Romans, the European Thinkers and Historians are used to watch the whole world‑history from the viewpoint of the European History. Strange Civilisations are only noticed, if they directly touch the European Mstory. Therefore the European watches the History of the world only through the History of Europe. Such an small Viewpoint must have a distort perspective as a consequence.

 

The average European or American, who gets from his childhood on only books, in which his own Civilisation and their questions are examined very detailed and in living colours, while the other parts of the world are only watched very shortly is nearly all the time a victim of an optical illusion. He thinks that the culture experiences of the west is very much higher than the ones of the other world and therefore, that the lifestyle of the west is the only valid standard, with which all the other lifestyles have to be measured with. He also thinks that every spiritual Concept, every social Institution or ethical Worth which is different from the western "Standard" has to belong to a lower development‑level.

 

lf you want to recognise the problem of the prejudice against the Islam, then you will have to begin with the crusades.

 

The psychoanalysis says us, that so many in the emotions of an old man, especially the unexplainable liking and disliking, are having their reasons in the early child‑impressions. Nations and Civilisations are basically only united individuals. Even their development is linked with the impressions of their childhood.

The century before the crusades can be called as the childhood of the west, because for the first time since the breakdown of the west‑roman‑empire, Europe started to walk on its own cultural way. Under the influence of the western Christianity the arts began to awake out of their sleeping. Gut of the rough, unpolished forms of the society in the middle‑age, a new culture‑world began to crystallise. And just in that critical sensitive level of the development Europe got a great shock: The crusades. Through the crusades, Europe tried to show itself as a unity, and that was successful. Never before or after the crusades, an event had caused so much enthusiasm in Europe. A rapture ran over Europe, which tore all nations with it and tore for the first time the walls of sates, tribes and classes down. There were many nations on the continent, who had no unity, except their believe in Christianity and its source in the roman empire. But now Christianity got a religious and political concept. That means, that pope Urban in November 1095, declared the spiritual constitution of the western civilisation. Through the crusades the conscious of a cultural unity developed, but in the same time the Islam was shown in the wrong light in which it is shown up to day. To get the crusade justified ethical the prophet had to be shown as antichrist and the believe as source of sexual offence and depravity.

 

In that time they used to call the Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him), who had great honour for all the prophets of the Christianity and the Judaism, "Mahund". So the mighty rulers managed it to show the Islam as a deception of the devil and as a destructible outrage.

Is was no coincidence, that the Roland‑song, which described the victory of the Christians over the Maureen heathen in South France, was not written in the time of the battle, but three hundred years later, just before the first crusade. And that it became the "European anthem" at once, has no one to wonder about. It is also no coincidence, that this song was the beginning of the European literature.

 


It is very often like that, that a man, who lost his believe of his childhood, by the time, has his emotions, who were originally linked with his childhood, "switched on" for his whole lifetime.

 

This concept of enemy is kept up by the media, which manages to increase the fear, which develops by the unknowing. The claims have often no basic at all. This is recognised very good at the author Karl May. But these prejudices are found in other media and at other authors too. More or less hidden.

 

 

SUBTLE METHODS OF THE EDUCATION CONCERNING ISLAM; HERE PRESENTED BY THE AUTHOR KARL MAY:

 

 

Karl May travelled only once through the near‑ and far‑east. (1899‑1900) Many readers have the impression, that his novels are authentic and experienced by Karl May himself They also have the impression, that May speaks all oriental languages and dialects. But that is wrong!

Probably May thought the same and therefore was nearly thrown into the mental asylum because he fell into a crise of identity by his oriental journey.

 

But let us now examine his works:

 

In his works, there is a power struggle between Jesus, as the God of love and Allah as the God of violence. Therefore Karl May takes two persons as representatives:

On the one Side it is Kara Ben Nemsi and on the other Side it is the dopey Hadschi Halef Omar.

It is for sure, that in May's novels the winner is always Jesus and the European point of view, because Kara Ben Nemsi is the typical fighter of Christ, who fights against the evil Muslims. lt is also sure, that the white European is in every aspect better than all the Muslims. Ben Nemsi is not only unbeatable in the physical and armed aspect, no, he is also a mental genius. he knows the Quran better than all the Muslims which he meets.

He explains to one Muslim, who he meets, that the Half‑moon, has its source in Muhammed's (pace be upon him) bloody scimitar. Caliph Osman had later made it to a symbol of the Osman Empire and therefore of the Islam.

The mistake of May was only, that the scinütar is known in the Islamic countries since the 14th century. The Europeans and not the Muslims had connected the Half‑moon with the Islam.

The dopey Haschi Halef Omar therefore says in the End of "Mater Dolorosa": "Sihdi, once 1 wanted to make you a Muslim, but the opposite has happened. Now 1 believe too, that the cross is mightier than Muhammed (Peace be upon him). "

In comprehension The summary of all novels show, that the Muslims are brutal, dissolute and out‑of‑date. In each aspect, they are the losers. They are badly armed and undereducated. It is said to them: "And if hundred thousands of you would come, you would not know how quick we would finish you. "

For May, Muhammed (peace be upon him) is a heretic and a violent person, and the Quran is a summary of Christian, Jewish and heathen thoughts.

 

 

THE FAKING OF ISLAMIC INVENTIONS:

 

 

Muslims have made great inventions and progressive things in many aspects of science. But this is not well known, because the west had hidden it, or faked the invention. And they did it in the past as they do it today.

Now some examples:

 

The compass:

 

It is said, that the Italian Flavo Gioja had intended the compass about 1302. But 500 years earlier, in the 8th century, Dschabir In Haiyan had made experiences with a compass.

 

The black‑powder:

 

It is said, that the German monk Berthold Schwarz had invented the powder about 1359 in his cell.

But how can it be then, that in Spain, the knights got panic and were feared to death in 1325, 1331 and 1341 by the Arabians with their guns.

Hundred years ago, The King of France believed, that the Judgement day had come, because of the thunder of the guns at the river Nil.

In the year 1270 the Mongolians used powder‑guns, which were constructed by Arabian Engineers from Balek and Damascus. Because the Kublai Khan begged the Sultan to help him. The Mongolian won by the Arabian Know‑how. In the year 1346 the Knight‑battles ended in the battle of Cr&i because of the Help of the Arabian devil's pipe

 

Medicine:

 

It is said, that in the year 1552, the French surgeon Ambroise Pard prevented the great blood vessels.

But this was done 600 years ago, by the Arabian Abu'I‑Quasim.

 

It is said, that the German gynaecologist Walcher (1856‑1935) invented around 1900 the hanging position at birth‑intervention "Walcher position", But this invention had been done much earlier by Abu'I‑Quasim.

 

It is said, that the German surgeon Frederic Trendelenburg (1844‑1924) invented the putting up of the pelvis and the feet at the surgery below the navel "Trendelenburg position".

But even this had been practised a long time ago by Abu'I‑Quasim.

 

It is said that Percival Pott (1713‑1788) diagnosed joint‑ and spinal diseases, which went into the medical history.

But this had been diagnosed by Abu'I‑Quasim a long time ago.

 

It is said, that the Spanish Michael Servet (1533) and the English William Harvey (1616) invented the blood circulation. but the blood circulation is already examined and described in every detail by the chief doctor of the Nassiri Hospital in Cairo, called Ibn an‑Nafis (1260­1288)

 

And so on.

 

1 do not have the possibility to count up everything: But there are books which have mentioned the inventions of the Muslims, for example in geography, astronomy, mathematics, lyric, medicine etc.