Cook With Zareena & Other Hobbies's video: Very Rare Recording: Ahmed Deedat s Explaination of the word Fundamentalist

BUY AHMED DEEDAT BOOKS: http://amzn.to/2jfD7d9 BUY AHMED DEEDAT 10 DVD PACK: http://amzn.to/2iPIXyM BUY AHMED DEEDAT 32 DVD SET: http://amzn.to/2iskm5G On 3rd May, 1996, a Christian television journalist came to Interview Sheikh Ahmad Deedat about Islamic Fundamentalism and other issues around it. Question: The Western and the Christian world known Islamic Fundamentalism, and the picture that is painted to me and to the other Christians is Violence. Because it’s the bombs going off in Israel, or it is Jihad or Hamas. What is Islamic Fundamentalism? Answer: This word fundamental and fundamentalism is an invention of the Americans. They invented this word to describe those bible thumpers those who say that every word and letter in the Bible was revealed by God. Every comma, full stop and colen was revealed by God. They called them fundamentalist. Who called them fundamentalists? Not the Muslims. You Christians call them fundamentalist. And by extension now anyone who goes to extremes in religion they start labeling them. So now if a Muslim goes and does something extreme, immediately you call him and label him a fundamentalist, forgetting that in Christendom, you had similar type of people. Reverend Jim Jones (founder and the leader of the Peoples Temple) in Jones Town, Guyana; he committed suicide with 911 of his followers en-masse. He was a Christian fundamentalist, but you don’t call him so. That David Koresh (of Branch Davidians religious sect), that gang was a fundamentalist. You don’t call them fundamentalist. The Pro-Lifers in America bombing hospitals where they do abortions and killing people, they are fundamentalist, but you don’t call them fundamentalist. I want to know why? A fellow named Ferguson, an Afro American, on the New York Express in 1993; he went and shot down people. That guy was a fundamentalist. But you don’t call him a fundamentalist. This Jew who went and slaughtered the Muslims at prayer in a Mosque who was an American settled down in… that guy was a fundamentalist. You don’t call him a fundamentalist. The guy who shot Rabin is a fundamentalist, but you don’t call him fundamentalist. How is it that you only seem to be applying it on Muslims? You got double standards. Those guys in Japan gassing people in Tokyo, so many people died. Those guys are fundamentalists. But you don’t call them a fundamentalist; it’s only a Muslim who becomes a fundamentalist. I want to know WHY?