Mosque that Boston suspects attended has radical ties

Oren Dorell, USA TODAY10:47 a.m. EDT April 24, 2013

Terror suspects, fugitives and radical speakers have passed through the Cambridge mosque that the Tsarnaev brothers are known to have visited.

Cambridge mosque was founded in 1982 by students at MIT, Harvard and other Boston-area schools

Affiliated with Muslim American Society, which federal prosecutors call an “overt arm” of Muslim Brotherhood

More than half of the $15.5 million used to found the Boston mosque came from Saudi sources

BOSTON – The mosque attended by the two brothers accused in the Boston Marathon double bombing has been associated with other terrorism suspects, has invited radical speakers to a sister mosque in Boston and is affiliated with a Muslim group that critics say nurses grievances that can lead to extremism. . . . .

And now, please, click on the link above to get the whole story. It’s long, but excellent. (And well known to all of us in the ant-jihad/anti-Muslim Brotherhood/anti-Sharia fight.)

When you get to the very bottom, you’re going to read this bit of infuriating excrement the Islamists give out like it means something: “This kind of violence, terrorism, it’s just completely contrary to the spirit of Islam,” Kasmi said. “The words in the Quran say if anybody kills even a single human being without just cause, it’s as if you’ve killed all of humanity.”

As it happens, I cover this in my book (soon to come out) “500+ Islamic Words You Should Know,” in the Introduction:

There’s no good way to put a ton of Qur’anic verses in this reference primer [which is what my book is: the Islamic language in English], but one of the worst of the fool-ya verses is Q5:32. I was disgusted on Christmas Eve, 2012, when attending a children’s movie with my eight-year-old granddaughter and was assaulted with an interfaith ad that included this ubiquitous and out-of context verse, Q5:32, commonly quoted as “. . . [W]hosoever kills a human being . . . it shall be like killing all humanity; and whosoever saves a life, saves the entire human race.” It makes Islam sound so mainstream reasonable and world-class humanitarian, huh?

It’s not. It’s a classic example of the duplicity active in Islam.

The actual verse comes from Babylonian Talmud, Mishnah Sanhedrin 37a: “For this reason was man created alone, to teach thee that whosever destroys a single soul of Israel, scripture imputes (guilt) to him as though he had destroyed a complete world; and whosever preserves a single soul of Israel, scripture ascribes (merit) to him as though he had preserved a complete world since all mankind originated from one man.”

Q5:32 reads in whole: We ordained for the Children of Israel that if anyone slew a person-unless it be for murder or for spreading mischief in the land-it would be as if he slew the whole people: and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of the whole people. Then although there came to them Our apostles with clear signs, yet, even after that, many of them continued to commit excesses in the land.”

So Q5:32 was originally from God to the Jews, Muhammad lifted it and added some thoughts of his own, attributes it to Allah, and then adds verse Q5:33 (which is never mentioned in kuffar [non-Muslim] hearing), which is the basis of the Sharia reasoning for what happens to anyone if they “spread mischief in the land”: “The punishment for those who wage war against Allah and His Prophet (an overriding meme in the Qur’an is that Muhammad is 1A in importance forever) and perpetrate disorders in the land [fitna] is to kill or hang them, or have a hand on one side and a foot on the other cut off, or banish them from the land . . . .”

So, do you think maybe Kasmi was spewing the camel dung when he said his little jingle up above?