The Sufis are frequently assumed in the West to be peaceful, hippy-dippy mystics who don’t go in for dawah and jihad. This assumption is false.
"Pak Sufi 'Saint' Dr Muhammad Suleman wants to secretly convert all 'filthy/stinking' Sikhs to Islam (Sikhs 'misled' by their Guru)"
Many Sikhs revere Sufi 'saints' as their own!! This is how Sufis return the favor.pic.twitter.com/TkiQq53Gfc
— Pakistan Untold (@pakistan_untold) February 10, 2023
“Pakistani Maulana Dr Muhammad Suleman calls Sikhs ‘dirty’, says ‘plan ready, will secretly convert them to Islam’, undated video viral,” OpIndia, February 28, 2023:
“Allah forgive me, these Sikhs are so dirty. We only have a beard. We will convert these Sikhs to Islam one day. We have a complete plan ready. Don’t spread this but we will convert Sikhs to Islam”, the Maulana was heard saying.
An old video of Pakistani Sufi leader Maulana Dr Muhammad Suleman is making rounds on social media where he can be seen passing several objectionable comments against the Sikh community and their religious leader Guru Nanak Dev. In the video, Maulana is heard saying that Sikhs are the ‘filthiest’ and that they need to be converted to Islam.
The undated video is more than two years old but is making rounds on social media after it was recently shared by a Twitter account named Pakistan Untold. Calling Sikhs the dirtiest persons, Maulana could be heard saying, “I get a lot of phone calls from Sikhs. Now it is what it is but I am very surprised. Our Prophet has told us even to clean our armpit hair. I used to study in Lahore so I have seen them. Allah forgive me, these Sikhs are so dirty. We only have a beard. We will convert these Sikhs to Islam one day. We have a complete plan ready. Don’t spread this but we will convert Sikhs to Islam.”
He also commented on the Sikh Guru and said that he did not know exactly who he was. According to Maulana, the Prophet was greater than him. Dr Suleman could further be heard saying that Sikhs are running after their Guru and are still engaged in doing dirty things.
Notably, before Dr Suleman, another such Maulvi had also passed objectionable comments about Sikh Guru, video of which had gone viral over social media. Guru Nanak, according to Maulvi, had not studied Kalma and had not embraced Islam. He thus could not be a good person. He said that despite Guru Nanak’s admiration for Baba Farid, doing so would not have brought him to Islam. The Kalma is recited by a sincere Muslim. According to the reports, this video was perceived as a jab at Pakistanis who back the Khalistan movement.
At the beginning of the 1980s, a movement arose calling for the establishment of a separate Sikh nation called Khalistan in the Indian state of Punjab. Pakistan backed this initiative, which was sparked by the Khalistani’s call for the establishment of their own nation. Terrorists from Pakistan began infiltrating India under the pretext of this movement. A report from the year 2021 stated that Pakistan’s ISI intelligence service has begun attempting to resurrect the Khalistan movement in India. As a weapon for this, it uses the Kartarpur Corridor, which was launched in November 2019.
The video which is at present going viral over social media is undated and is seemingly being shared amid the ongoing turmoil in Punjab surrounding the recent activities of radical pro-Khalistani leader Amritpal Singh and his supporters. On February 27, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann stated that Khalistan supporters were getting funding from Pakistan and other countries….
Keith O says
This mudslimes plan calls for a “final solution” to the Sikh problem. Now that sounds familiar for some reason.
Gurek says
It’s a shame on humanity that this evil religion islam is the dominant from Morocco to Indonesia, commiting crimes against other fellow human beings in the name of a blood thirsty evil god. Yet nobody seems to dp something about it.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Wonder whether any Khalistani Sikhs, who have made muslims their allies in a campaign for a carveout from India, will note this as what muslims really think of them? Y’know, the Jagmeet Singhs, the ‘Poetic Justice’ crowd in Canada, and other muslim-lovers in the Sikh panth
Once upon a time, I used to respect Sikhs. That’s been a thing of the past for quite a while now