Saudi Secondary Schools Still Teaching Hatred of Jews

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Saudi Arabia, the supposed political friend to America, is teaching its secondary level students in schools that Muslims must kill Jews, else the “day of resurrection” will not arrive.

Isn’t it sweet — Saudi kids are being steadily fed a school diet of anti-Semitism that includes textbook reasons for killing Jews.

Human Rights Watch discovered the instruction during a recent review of Saudi textbooks.

And that was hardly the only anti-Semitic sentiment being expressed.

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The Jerusalem Post has more:

Human Rights Watch found [this] during a recent review of textbooks that also revealed hateful and disparaging references to Christians, Shi’ites and Sufism.

“As early as first grade, students in Saudi schools are being taught hatred toward all those perceived to be of a different faith or school of thought. The lessons in hate are reinforced with each following year,” Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director for Human Rights Watch, said in a press release last week. The New York-based group reviewed 45 Saudi textbooks and student work books produced by the Education Ministry for the primary, middle and secondary education levels.

As part of the curriculum on tawhid, or monotheism, a textbook explains one of the markers by which one can recognize the approach of the Day of Resurrection with the following passage: “The hour will not come until Muslims will fight the Jews and Muslims will kill the Jews. The Jew will hide under the rock and tree and the rock or tree will say O Muslim, servant of Allah, this Jew is behind me, kill him.”

The passage is from a hadith, or saying, attributed to Muhammad.

Moderate Palestinian Islamic thinker Mohammed S. Dajani Daoudi described the hadith as a “fabrication,” and condemned Saudi Arabia for teaching it. “The prophet couldn’t have said that and it contradicts the text of the Koran. The prophet said anything attributed to me not in harmony with the Koran is not true. This can’t be true because it totally contradicts the text of the Koran. Teaching this to children is incitement and antisemitic. Saudi Arabia and any other Arab countries teaching such nonsense should stop and this should be eliminated from the educational systems.”

Human Rights Watch noted that the Saudi curriculum describes Jews, Christians and people of other faiths as kuffar, or unbelievers. In one fifth-grade textbook, the curriculum calls Jews, Christians and al-wathaniyeeen [pagans] the “original unbelievers” and declares that it is the duty of Muslims to excommunicate them. It says: “For whoever does not [excommunicate them] or whoever doubts their religious infidelity is himself an unbeliever.”

The vitriol also extends to fellow Muslims. Human Rights Watch found that a secondary school textbook describes Sufism as “a perverse path that began with the claim of asceticism or severe self-discipline, then entered into illicit innovation, misguidedness and exaggeration in reverence to the righteous.” Other books condemned Sufi and Shi’ite practices of visiting graves of prominent religious figures, saying this will lead to eternal damnation and that those who turn such tombs into worship sites are “evil natured.”

A fifth-grade book condemns Sufis for celebrating the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday. “Celebrating the prophet’s birth in the spring of every year is prohibited, for it is a new innovation and is in imitation of the Christian celebration of what is known as the birth of Christ.”

Human Rights Watch said that after the September 11, 2001, attacks, in which 15 of the 19 perpetrators were Saudi citizens, Saudi officials said they would carry out educational reforms. But the textbook review shows they did not keep their promises, the NGO said.

“The Saudi government’s official denigration of other religious groups, combined with its ban on public practice of other religions, could amount to incitement to hatred or discrimination,” HRW said. It added that international human rights law requires countries to prohibit “any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence.”

HRW cited article 18 of the International Covenant for Civil and Political Rights. “Everyone shall have the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion,” including “the freedom to have or adopt a religion or belief of his choice and freedom, either individually or in community with other and in public or in private, to manifest his religion or belief in worship, observance, practice and teaching.

“Saudi Arabia’s officials should stop denigrating other people’s personal beliefs,” Human Rights Watch concluded. “After years of reform promises there is apparently still little room for tolerance in the country’s schools.”

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Suresh
Suresh
6 years ago

That is why America needs Trump now more than ever and he is not afraid to call out the son of bitches http://bit.ly/2xuQrzi

TDD
TD
6 years ago

While SAUDI ARABIA is not on the Travel ban, Having the TRAVEL BAN is still a PLUS because it will FREE-UP resources for us to do extreme vetting of people from Saudi Arabia!

TDD
TD
6 years ago
Reply to  TD

Trump has to pick his battles. Is it Saudi or Iran? Just like FDR had to choose between Hitler and Stalin during ww2. Iran is the Hitler of our time!

It takes 20 people to do surveillance on 1 suspect. So doing a Travel Ban on IRAN, Somalia, North Korea, Venezuela, etc. will FREE-UP RESOURCES to do extreme vetting of Saudi Arabia.

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6 years ago
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Suresh
Suresh
6 years ago
Reply to  TD

That is why America needs Trump now more than ever and he is not afraid to call out the son of bitches http://bit.ly/2xuQrzi

R. Arandas
R. Arandas
6 years ago
Reply to  TD

To be honest, I don’t know why Iraq and Afghanistan are not on that list either.

peakpower
peakpower
6 years ago

Like this is anything new. As long as they wear Italian resteraunt table clothes on their heads they will hate jews.

TDD
TD
6 years ago
Reply to  peakpower

I wish some people with money and resources would gather these text books, youtube videos, and and other items and preserve them in a research Archive; in order to preserve EVIDENCE!

Why? Because DENIAL is one of the biggest problems in western society. Denial that radicalism is in the structure of many Muslim communities; and denial about other things like the Holocaust.

Mahou Shoujo
Mahou Shoujo
6 years ago

“After years of reform promises there is apparently still little room for tolerance in the country’s schools”. As all levels of life in an islamic state are governed by the qur’an, there will be no change as it is blasphemy to deny or change anything in the book of hate.

IzlamIsTyranny
IzlamIsTyranny
6 years ago

I wonder if the “moderate” Palestinian is lying? Because there are two other ahadith that echo almost exactly what this one says, which I believe enhances the authenticity/authority of this ahadith. Then there’s the fact the charter of Hamas also quotes this ahadith.

R. Arandas
R. Arandas
6 years ago

This is the so-called “holy land” of 2 billion Muslims around the world. Fitting that it is also the source of much of this world’s terrorism and jihad.

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
6 years ago

Saudi Arabia tries to give the appearance of its rising out of the 7th Century by allowing women to drive starting in Summer 2018. Since they will not be allowed to also carry concealed weapons, they better stick with the custom of having a male escort along to discourage attacks by strangers still stuck in the past.

It is better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it.

Robert Kahlcke
Robert Kahlcke
6 years ago

I have an idea that may solve the problem although some won’t agree. Kill them all and let GOD sort it out.

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