Yusuf al – Qaradawi, who has defended suicide attacks on Israeli civilians, and issued fatwas for killing American and British troops in Iraq and homosexuals, who has been banned from
entering the US, is declared persona non gratta in the UK.
We salute the British government for its decision to ban al –Qaradawi, one of the heads of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the most vocal voice of Islamic terror in the world.
We wonder why those Muslim clerics don’t take advantage of the miraculous Islamic medicines that were recommended by their prophet and they keep praising and advising their mobs to use. Sheikh Qaradawi, did you run out of camels, or you don’t know how to extract the urine? For the flies we know you have a wide variety and an abundant date’s production. You know how the saying goes, “doctor, heal yourself”, but if things goes wrong, you’ll have the greatest consolation of meeting your beloved prophet.
Cheer up Sheikh Q. It’s a win – win situation.
We win by keeping your evil face away from us, and you win your 72 whores. Knowing how much you lust for little girls, proven by your molestation (what you call marriage, like your pedophile prophet) of a 12 year old girl when you were seventy. That’s an offer you can’t refuse…
Muslim cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi refused visa
By Matthew Moore
Last Updated: 11:19am GMT 07/02/2008
A Muslim cleric who supports the death penalty for homosexuals has been refused entry to Britain, after a Conservative campaign to present him getting a visa.
Yusuf al-Qaradawi is accused of homophobia, misogyny and anti-Semitism by critics
The Home Office said the cleric had been refused entry because of fears his views "could foster inter-community violence".
Last month David Cameron described Mr al-Qaradawi - a Qatar-based scholar with a large following across the Muslim world - as "dangerous and divisive" and demanded he be banned from Britain.
Today the Muslim Council of Britain attacked the Tory leader and said the Government's decision to refuse the visa undermined Britain's tradition of free speech.
Mr al-Qaradawi' s fatwas, or religious rulings, are considered binding by many Muslims. He was invited to the UK in 2004 by London mayor Ken Livingstone, who described him as "a powerfully progressive force for change" and "an absolutely sane Islamist engaged with the world".
Muhammad Abdul Bari, secretary-general of the MCB, said the Government had caved to "unreasonable demands spearheaded by the Tory leader".
"I am afraid this decision will send the wrong message to Muslims everywhere about the state of British society and culture," he said.
"Britain has had a long and established tradition of free speech, debate and intellectual pursuit.
"These principles are worth defending, especially if we would like to see them spread throughout the world."
Egyptian-born Mr al-Qaradawi, a regular guest on mainstream Arabic TV stations including Al-Jazeera, is accused of homophobia, misogyny and anti-Semitism by critics.
He has defended Palestinian suicide attacks that kill Israeli civilians. "I consider this type of martyrdom operation as an evidence of God's justice," he is reported to have said.
"Allah Almighty is just; through his infinite wisdom he has given the weak a weapon the strong do not have and that is their ability to turn their bodies into bombs as Palestinians do".
But his support for Muslim integration in Western societies has led him to be seen by some as a moderate - if conservative - Islamic thinker.
The Home Office said the decision to refuse the visa had been taken after advice from several Government departments, but that Mr al-Qaradawi could still appeal on human rights and race discrimination grounds.
"The UK will not tolerate the presence of those who seek to justify any act of terrorist violence," a spokeswoman added.
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