Al Qaeda Second in Command Invites Questions for Online Interview

by ifindtrends | December 18, 2007 at 02:19 pm | 375 views | add comment

8Al Qaida Review Of Events قرائه الأحداث للشيخ الظواهري

I have been pretty busy lately so I have not been able to post a lot but found this very interesting. My first thought was "finnaly, I have wanted to ask one of the leaders in this ' extremists Jihad' a question for a long time or atleast tell them how I feel".

I really want to say so many things and would hope that the outcome would be positive. But, would I just be wasting my breath. Will someone who believes in something so deeply be blinded by those beliefs and discount my thoughts and questions as just another non-believer.

I guess if I had only one question it would be this. "Is the ONLY way to heaven to kill the infadels? Is that the only way to do his God's will?" Or can you do his God's will by changing things for the better for his people? Is the ultimate goal to kill the infadels or is the ultimate goal to help his people have a better life and to spread the word of Islam?

What is the outcome that they are fighting for? And lastley is there anything that will stop them from fighting this fight? Is there and endgame or the ability for peace or is the endgame only total destruction?

What would you ask him? Serious thought out questions are welcomed.

Al Qaeda Second in Command Invites Questions for Online Interview

In a video posted on a number of Islamic web sites Ayman al-Zawahri, al-Qaeda's second in command, has invited viewers to submit questions for him to answer in an online interview to be published next month.

In the same video Zawahri suggested that Islamic State, an al-Qaeda affiliated group, has been infiltrated by people who carry out attacks on civilians. He claims the goal of the infiltrators is to alienate Sunnis so they will ally with the US.

He also mocked the British withdrawal from southern Iraq. "Reports from Iraq point to the increasing power of the mujahideen and the deteriorating condition of the Americans... the decision of the British to flee is sufficient [proof of this]."