Friday, November 20, 2015

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The Grand Mufti: Ibrahim Abu Mohammed’s book An Invitation to Contemplate describes western women as ‘sweet pastry’

Terrorist Man Haron Monis (right) outside Villawood detention centre with a group of religious leaders including Ibrahim Abu Mohammed (left). Picture: Supplied
AFTER a week of controversy over the Paris attacks, the views of Australia’s Grand Mufti were laid bare yesterday with the release of details of a book he wrote saying non-Muslims wanted their women to walk around “exposed as a piece of sweet pastry ... ­devoured by the eyes of men”.

Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed. Picture: Mr Pickwick
In his 1993 book An Invitation To Contemplate, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed wrote modern society wanted women “with legs and arms ­exposed, filling the shopping malls and the streets, competing for the glimpses of men” — according to the book’s ­translator Keysar Trad.

Meanwhile it has been revealed the Mufti rubbed shoulders with terrorist Man Monis during a visit to the Villawood detention centre, along with the leader of radical ­Islamic group Hizb ut-Tahrir.
The Daily Telegraph has obtained a photograph of ­Ibrahim Abu Mohammed next to Lindt cafe killer Monis.

It was taken in 2010, with Ismail Alwahwah, who called for a jihad against the Jews.
Grand Mufti of Australia, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed.
Also present was Muslim community leader Jamal Daoud, who told The Daily Telegraph: “(The Mufti) is the leader of extremists … simple.”
The Mufti, who this week took several days to condemn the Paris attackers, was defended by Hizb ut-Tahrir on social media. “The Mufti is being hounded by the usual lot — bigots who fear the violent potency of ­Arabic letters,” wrote spokesman Uthman Badar.

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