SANA'A February 07. 2023 (Saba) –In light of the fierce attack adopted by Western countries and the Zionist lobby against Islam, Muslims, the Holy Qur’an, the Messenger Muhammad, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and all his family, and all Islamic sanctities, boycotting is the weapon to infidels in this case.
We are not surprised by what these infidel countries did, insulting and mocking the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family, mocking his honorable companions and his family (may God be pleased with them all) burning the Holy Book of God, and insulting Islamic sanctities in all parts of the world.
Thus, their covenant was broken, and the Muslims are obliged to face them, with whatever they can of humiliation and insult, to pray against them, and to be to boycott them, and not to import anything from their industries, small or large, so when the Muslims did that, their goods stagnated, and they were unable to promote it, and their economy weakened.
Furthermore, there is no doubt that Muslims today do not need the products of these countries, as there are national products that take their place, or industries specific to Muslims, or products specific to countries who fulfilled their promises, and did not issue anythingthat not necessitates boycotting them.
In this context, the revolution leader in Yemen, Sayyed Abdulmalik Bin Badr Al-Din al-Houthi, called during his speech on the occasion of Rajab Friday, to boycott the products of countries that adopt "hostile behaviors that offend the Holy Quran, Islam and Muslims."
He said, "The Zionist-Jewish lobby is at the forefront of the largest hostile activity against Islam, Qur'an, and Muslims in the world arena." He added, "What we see of the crimes of burning Holy Qur'an, which were repeated during the past years, is the biggest hostile act against Islam and Muslims."
Sayyed Abdul Malik called for "a boycott of the goods and products of countries that officially adopt opening the door to hostile behavior that offends Holy Qur'an, Islam, and Muslims," pointing out in this context that "the big market for Western countries' products is the Islamic world."
And he continued, saying: "If we had any diplomatic relationship or the Swedish ambassador, we would have expelled him, and we had a greater position than that on the practical level."
He expressed his regret that "the reality of Muslims is such that there are 50 Islamic countries that cannot agree on a unified diplomatic or economic measure for a cause the size of the burning of Holy Qur'an." He called on Muslims to "unite their ranks to put pressure on countries that open the way for hostile targeting of Islam."
Sayyed Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi said: The burning of Qur’an in Europe “comes in the context of their war against human society and their endeavor to separate it from Holy Qur’an and consolidate hostility towards it and Islam.” He considered that “the spread of Islam in European and non-Muslim societies has alarmed and disturbed the enemies of Islam and pushed them to burn the Holy Qur’an.”
And as a translation of the leader’s speech and in light of the directives, he set in his last speech on the occasion of the Rajab Friday holiday, the National Salvation Government in Sana’a approved, in late January, a number of economic measures to confront the recent hostile campaigns adopted by the Swedish, Danish and Dutch governments, in the course of the economic boycott as a first option to be followed by a number of deterrent options.
Because Sana’a does not embrace Swedish, Danish and Dutch ambassadors to take the necessary measures against them as a result of their repeated insults to Holy Qur’an and the Messenger of Islamic sanctities, the Council of Ministers headed by Dr. to Islamic sanctities.
In order to ensure the validity of the economic boycott decision for the longest possible period, the cabinet put in place the necessary measures for that, through a strategy to bridge the commodity gap that the boycott may cause for imported goods from countries that offend Islam and sanctities, and open the way for work on developing the necessary infrastructure to increase industrial and agricultural production and other related steps on this side.
In light of this, everyone is assured that Yemen and the Yemenis, under its wise revolutionary and political leadership, have become qualified to adopt all the steps that must be taken by all the people of the Arab and Islamic world, while the noble model presented by Yemen and the Yemenis is at the forefront of the arena of Arab and Islamic reactions towards what Islam is exposed to Muslims and their sanctities from hostile campaigns led by the Zionist-American lobby.
The repeated insults to Islam, Muslims, and sanctities are not the first and will not be the last. Rather, the West considers them "freedom of opinion and freedom of expression", but it is not wise for Muslims to stand idly by and in a spectator position towards these offensive campaigns against Islam.
A number of Islamic scholars have issued fatwas that require an economic boycott of Denmark and whoever follows suit in the offensive cartoons of the Prophet, may God bless him and his family and grant them peace, which is an obligatory boycott of Muslims, individuals, groups and governments.
Also, our Islamic religion obliges us to fulfill our legal duty towards our Prophet Muhammad, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family, our Holy Qur’an and our Islamic sanctities.
In what he commanded, and avoiding what he forbade, and that they love him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family, with a love that translates into action, and that they teach their children his love, and the necessity of reverence, and glorification of him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family.
Here, it should be noted some of the insults that came from Western countries against Islam, Muslims, and sanctities. In September 2005, a Danish newspaper published offensive cartoons that targeted the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and his family and grant them peace. These insults sparked major protests in the Arab and Islamic world that history had not seen before.
As it affected a symbol of the holiest sanctities of Islam, and the wave of protests followed a large economic boycott of Danish products and European products in general, and in parallel with the popular anger, the governments of the Islamic world moved diplomatically to stop the offensive cartoons and apologize to the Muslim peoples.
The incident of offensive cartoons in 2005 was not the first and only one, but it was a defining point in the way the Islamic community dealt with insulting its symbols and insulting its sanctities.
Western media, where Islam and Muslims have been linked to terrorist incidents, attacks, and stereotyped them in negative images.
Last January, the far-right Rasmus Paludan, the leader of the Danish "hard line" party, burned a copy of Holy Qur'an near Turkish embassy in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, amid tight police protection that prevented anyone from approaching him while he was committing his act, and the incident sparked anger among Muslims.
In addition, condemnations from Arab and Islamic countries, which considered it "a provocative act against the feelings of Muslims."
After that, the leader of the extremist anti-Islam Pegida group in the Netherlands, Edwin Wagensveld, burned a copy of the Holy Qur’an after it was torn and desecrated in The Hague, and the extremist Wagensveld shared a video clip conveying his provocative act that took place in front of Parliament in The Hague. Which attacks and violations were followed by protests in several Islamic countries
Moreover, many governments issued a condemnation of what happened and is still being attacked against the symbols of Muslims.
This was preceded by the position of French President Emmanuel Macron in support of the publication by French newspapers of insulting cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and his family and grant them peace, as he said: "We will not abandon the drawings and caricatures, even if some retreat,"
Which sparked a new wave of anger and calls for a boycott of French products, on social media. Communication in a number of Arab and Islamic countries in protest.
The cartoons and Macron's statement sparked an anger wave among Muslims around the world, and campaigns were launched in many Islamic and Arab countries to boycott French products.
Social media also witnessed a popular campaign to boycott Indian products, in protest against the statements of an official in the ruling party in India, in which he insulted the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and his family and grant him peace.
And the hashtags “Boycott Indian Products” and “Except the Messenger of God, Modi” spread on Twitter, to demand a boycott of Indian products, while hundreds of tweeters published the names of Indian companies, in Arabic and English.
It is worth mentioning that the campaign to boycott Danish products launched by the Arab and Islamic world in protest against cartoons insulting to the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and his family and grant them peace.
In 2005 alone incurred huge losses for the Danish economy amounting to 134 million euros, equivalent to 170 million dollars, therefore the economic boycott weapon is the most effective and optimal weapon against anyone who offends Islam and Muslims in all parts of the world.
J.A
resource : SABA
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