Isma Attacking and Insulting Islam Themselves

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A pro-Umno racist and extremist group Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma) has continuously blamed the opposition leaders for failing to see Islam is under threat from elements of Jews, Freemasons and Christians or whatsoever they saw it as "western", thus further accusing the oppositions as pro-western and pro-Christian as well.

So, Isma, is this why Churches and other places of worship has been attacked and fire-bombed recently. Is this some sort of your so-called warning? Isma speaks and behaves like a terrorist at large. Isma should also realize are all their actions such as, hate, racism and violence in line with the teachings in the holy Quran.

In fact, whatever Isma is doing right now is certainly attacking and damaging the reputation of Islam itself. Isma has done nothing good for the sake of Islam so far because whatever actions that they have been carrying out all this while are all against the principles and teachings of Islam and the holy Quran. Isma has indeed being a deviant group all the while.

Asides, Isma is also part of the rivalry between some major Muslim groups with different sects, and to be fair, the rivalry amongst these groups has been very fierce. What what do we all know about Isma then? Isma is actually a splinter group from the original Jamaah Islah Malaysia (currently known as Ikram). The Isma-Ikram split previously was due to the difference in their teachings as both wanted to put forward their sects as the true principles of Islam.

Therefore, what good will this Isma bring for Islam in reality? Nothing good at all, instead more damages and disgrace to the entire Muslim population. If they still insist that whatever they are doing are in line with Islam and the holy Quran, then prove it to us! 

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