When the World Zigs, you MUST Zag
By: Faisal Amjad
Tags: Success, Strategy, Islam, Satan, Systems Thinking

Get to Know your Enemy

“Don’t depend on the enemy not coming; depend rather on being ready for him.” Sun-Tzu

Now we know who the enemy is, we need to get to know him a little better — and the battle strategies he most likes to use. I’ve called it his “Devilish D’s”.

Duration

One thing we know about him, is he works SLOWLY. Over generations. This is an infinite mission for him, until the end of time. So don’t worry if he doesn’t get you yet. He’ll get your kids. Or their kids. He’s got plenty of time.

An example of this is the famous hadith where Prophet Muhammad (SAW) explained to us how idol worship originated. After a group of righteous people died, Satan inspired those around them to erect statues in their honour and as reminder of their righteousness. When that generation passed away and the people had forgotten why the statues were erected, Satan deceived them into believing that their forefathers used to worship them, and that through them, the rains were brought forth. People then began worshipping these statues.

There’s another famous story of Barṣīṣā the monk where he worked on him slowly over the course of his life. Barṣīṣā, a saintly recluse who did nothing but worship God, is given care of a sick woman by her three brothers, who are going for jihad. He would knock on the door, leave food at the step and walk away. Satan repeatedly suggests to him he should perhaps just have one conversation, she must be so bored and lonely. One conversation leads to many until such time that Barṣīṣā eventually seduces the woman. When he discovers that she has conceived, he is tempted again, this time to kill her and buries her body to hide evidence of his sin from the brothers and the community. Satan, however, reveals the murder to the woman’s brothers. Barṣīṣā, now panic-stricken, is sentenced to death. Whilst he’s about to be executed, Satan offers him safety and protection from his fate, if he only renounces God. This is his final deception, as he loses his faith completely only seconds before he is put to death.

This is why when Satanic things are introduced and eventually normalised, they are done in small doses. We didn’t get to gay marriage immediately. You first had a language change to soften it. Then you had a few celebrities who ‘came out’. Then it became part of every day culture with films and sitcoms. It becomes a national conversation where rights get discussed. Then you have symbols and icons (the rainbow flag) and marches. Then you teach it in the schools. That has taken at least 50 years. (In the 70’s, being homosexual was still considered an illness). But in one generation, we are now at the stage where those of us who grew up in the 80’s and 90’s, where being gay was still taboo and not mainstream will now be considered to be horribly out of date and have archaic views by their own children.

We are now shockingly seeing the first signs of paedophillia being the next thing they want to normalise. May Allah protect us all.

2. Division

“And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided. And remember the favour of Allah upon you — when you were enemies and He brought your hearts together and you became, by His favour, brothers. … Thus does Allah make clear to you His verses that you may be guided”. [3:103]

It is crystal clear in the Qur’an that unity is a cornerstone and foundation for a healthy society. But that is the worst nightmare for the Satanic regimes in place. Hence they must divide wherever they can. That’s why we have a race problem. That’s why we have a nationalism problem. That’s why we have a sectarianism problem. That’s why we have a caste and class problem. That’s why we ‘otherise’ so easily and quickly — even as young as on the playground. And that’s how they colonised the world. We give ourselves labels and groups and identify with these meaningless micro groups which stand us apart from others, instead of what can bring us closer together. We become so polarised in our meaningless division, to the extent where a Republican would not be seen dead with a Democrat — even though the whole democratic system is a sham.

Photo by Wylly Suhendra on Unsplash

It’s easier to conquer lots of small sub-groups than one big unified collective, that’s for sure. They also divide by locking people up unjustly, so they are away from their families and can never have stability.

Being united is within our fitrah.

Prophet Muhammad (SAW), said: “Souls are like soldiers. If they find something in common, they unite, and if they do not find something in common, they diverge. “ — (Bukhari, Muslim)

3. Distraction

This is an obvious one. I have written extensively about this in the past. But we are in such a permanent state of distraction now that our brains are permanently affected. Our attention span is sub 10 seconds. That will only get worse as technology makes our lives easier and more gratifying. There’s no shortage of distraction today — whether it is Netflix, TikTok, Spotify, Reddit, Tinder or your smartphone — or of course the internet at large. It’s become almost impossible NOT to be distracted. Our brains are plundered with useless information day in, day out. Why do we have gossip columns, for example? It’s meaningless, useless information. But if it can take people’s minds away from their purpose, then job done.

This is a very oft-used strategy, as per this story from Imam Abu Hanifah.

A man tried to hide his wealth so he buried it somewhere, but he forgot the exact location. He came to Imam Abu Hanifah, who told him: “This is not a matter of Fiqh, but go and pray during the night. You will remember where you buried it, God willing.” The man went away and started praying. As he was half-way through his prayer, he remembered where he hid his wealth! He came back to Abu Hanifah and told him the good news. Abu Hanifah said: “I knew that the devil would not let you pray, and would distract you by making you remember [your wealth].”

Distraction is also very, very widely and effectively used by the mass media, to either indoctrinate you into a way of thinking, or to take your attention off more important issues. Like Houdini, our attention is diverted to one place, whilst the reality is taking place somewhere else.

4. Deception

This is another one that is quite obvious. He is a master of deception. We see this day in, day out. Even the fact we live in what we’ve termed a ‘post-truth’ age — means that it is acknowledged that lying and deception are the order of the day.

This is not as obvious as Trump tweeting something that is blatantly a lie or fake news. This has been done for years, through the use of propaganda, ‘scientific studies’ commissioned to support their case and talking head experts to provide that air of authority.

One of the most common misconceptions of modern life is the need to follow the crowd and that what is the most ‘popular’ opinion of the time, is the right one.

Democracy is the best thing in the world for us along with capitalism. That’s been the status quo for the last century at least. How successful has it really been for us? The wealth gap has never been greater. Has democracy really bought justice and peace to the world wherever it’s gone? Many of the countries where democracy has been ‘installed’ such as Libya now have a considerably worse quality of life since Gaddafi was killed.

We’re told to graduate from the best university we can so we can get the best job we can — yet the ones who make all the money are often business people who add value to society (and often drop out of the education system).

Another thing we’re told is that we need to specialise in one single subject rather than be a jack of all trades — even though the ones society seems to champion are multidisciplinary ‘generalists’ such as Elon Musk and Steve Jobs.

Another simple one is that eggs and butter and red meat give you high cholesterol therefore are bad for you whereas ‘diet’ or ‘sugar-free’ options are much better for you. As proponents of the keto, carnivore and other diets will tell you — eggs and butter and red meat ARE actually very clean, very natural foods that are good for us. And just because diet or zero drinks have ‘0 calories sugar’ — I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you just how bad these things are, and perhaps even worse than the original due to its artificial nature.

This takes me on to veganism which is now pushed very heavily. But we know from the Quran that meat is allowed for us, and recommended for us to give us strength. Why make haram what Allah made halal? Who really stands to benefit from a weak population who doesn’t eat meat?

And here’s another popular opinion of the modern day — there are more than two genders — some even saying up to 31. All of these opinions are pushed by the media, and papers are commissioned by universities backing through psuedo-data. Then they’re given a lot of airtime to the point where it becomes accepted. Rinse and repeat.

Even in the 50’s and 60’s there was plenty of ‘evidence’ and ‘studies’ proving that smoking was actually good for you — obviously commissioned by the cigarette lobbies. Do we believe that to be the case, today? We need to use the Quran as our yardstick for truth.

So, what’s the point of highlighting this?

We need to get much, much better in filtering out nonsense. We are in the last age — so everything is upside down. Don’t accept what you’re told without verifying.

Dajjal will bring with him something which will resemble Paradise and Hell; but what he calls Paradise will in fact be Hell, and what he calls Hell will in fact be Paradise. “He will have two flowing rivers: one will appear to be pure water, and the other will appear to be flaming fire. Whosoever lives to see that, let him choose the river which seems to be fire, then let him close his eyes, lower his head and drink from it, for it will be cool, sweet water.” This is the essence of his fitna: making falsehood look like truth and truth like falsehood, putting people to trial in their very faith.

Deception is also practiced in their politics — for example the deceptive Balfour declaration was nothing but dodgy double dealing where the British made deliberate promises they couldn’t keep in order to achieve their aims. In this case, they promised Palestine to both the Arabs and the Zionists.

5. Desires — which lead to depravity and debauchery

Al-Ghazali said, “Desire makes slaves out of kings and patience makes kings out of slaves.” Shakespeare describes our desires as wild horses. Ancient Greek philosophers taught that the task of humanity was to control their desires and not to unleash them. So do all the religions. Modernity on the other hand teaches us to chase and unleash our desires.

And I will mislead them, and I will arouse in them [sinful] desires, and I will command them so they will slit the ears of cattle, and I will command them so they will change the creation of Allah.” And whoever takes Satan as an ally instead of Allah has certainly sustained a clear loss. [4:119]

Desires is the the main thing that the world try and arouse. We are undergoing an obesity epidemic due to people not controlling their desires for food. And sex, porn and the carnal desires have never been so openly encouraged. Case in point — what kind of world would allow porn to be so openly and easily accessed by anyone — even young children? It is rife in society — and it is said no civilisation can ever be successful if it’s young people are immoral.

What naturally happens is the more you serve your desires the less they get satiated. So you have to do more, eat more, or become more extreme in your choices to achieve the same objective. This is how you get into deprave, perverse, immoral acts. Why rape, child abuse and beastiality and all of these things are becoming more and more common.

6. Duplication

O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise (each other). Verily the most honoured of you in the sight of Allah is (he who is) the most righteous of you. [49:13]

What the Satanic world order has done, is to dilute the cultural identity that makes everyone unique and in the form of globalisation has tried to standardise a way of life for everyone. Through the power of Hollywood, it has tried to influence the world and show them what ‘success’ looks like and therefore what everyone should aspire for. It’s gotten rid of the heritage and cultural influences for many second and third generation immigrants, to the point where they may not even know their native language. We have become one big multicultural melting pot, with no distinctiveness — after all, the less strong an identity you have, the more a particular identity can be reinforced upon you. We are now a cookie cutter civilisation.

Even things like the calendar has been standardised — the Muslims always used to use the Lunar calendar. But we’ve slowly gotten rid of all of the Islamic aspects to our life — this is a great article on what we’ve lost by getting rid of the lunar calendar.

7. Deities

This has been used throughout the ages. A deity is a god or goddess or an supreme higher authority. He has used false deities to divert people from day one. This could be paganism, where people are worshipping multiple Gods, idols, the moon or fire or sun, to even modern day, where our deities have become celebrities and superstars. There’s a reason the music and film industry is rife with Satanism and Satanic symbolism, to become super successful in this world, many have to sell their souls — but when they do, they are on every magazine, win every award and really in the public profile. all the time. So they have an influence on us.

8. Denial

If the deities strategy has not been used, then it’ll be the denial one. This is to deny that God exists, flat out. This is where atheism, humanism, scientism, communism and marxism comes in.

This is also why we’re seeing plenty of people claim they’re ‘spiritual but not religious’ in this day and age.

9. Doubt

Or, of course — you can just make it questionable. Agnosticism lives here. This is where they put doubt in spirituality and organised religion as a whole, so you’re not quite sure. Much of the objective of scientism is to bring about doubt — ‘if science cannot prove it, can it be true’ being the default argument here.

10. Demoralisation / Depression

Have you ever wondered why there’s so much bad news everywhere? All we see or hear is reports of death or crime or corruption. It’s depressing. Deliberately. When we’re depressed, we can’t think creatively. We accept our fate. We seek easy solutions and become more malleable and suggestible. I’ve written about this extensively, here.

11. Decadence

This is defined as ‘moral or cultural decline as characterised by excessive indulgence in pleasure or luxury.’

We can see this playing out everywhere in society, today. Mass consumerism and materialism make us crave more and more things, none of which make us happy beyond the initial dopamine boost.

Even how we judge people is according to how much wealth they appear to have.

We are now a nation of spolit brats. We want everything glossier, bigger, better, bolder. We want tastier food, more instagrammable experiences and faster cars. Decadence can also be in the hyper convenience model we’ve adopted with technology. It has improved our lives, sure — but perhaps at the expense of the character. Short term gain but long term pain in store, I feel.

12. Dependence

Over 200 years ago, mankind would grow their own crops. They would hunt their own meat. They would dig their own wells. Wash their own clothes. As tough as it may be — what that did, was to give them self-reliance, and independence. Even as recently as the 1950’s there was still a lot of activity that we would do ourselves.

“Satan threatens you with poverty and orders you to immorality, while Allah promises you forgiveness from Him and bounty. And Allah is all-Encompassing and Knowing.” [2:268]

In the advent of a crisis, today, we are completely reliant on the system. On our jobs. Supermarkets for groceries. Which means if we don’t comply, we can be threatened accordingly and our livelihood taken away.

Just the first few days after the pandemic and the toilet roll debacle goes to show the heedless state we are in and how desperately reliant we really are.

13. Decapitate

I don’t mean this one literally. Decapitate can also mean “to attempt to undermine (a group or organisation) by removing its leaders.”

When you look at any leader on the truth, who posed a perceived threat to the status quo, they were targeted and deposed or slain. The 4 Rightly Guided Caliphs. Sultan Abdul Hamid. Malcolm X. And of course, putting an end to the Caliphate in general.

If a leader can start gaining traction, they’ll first try and bring them on side, and corrupt them. Then they’ll warn or threaten them. Then they’ll infiltrate them. And eventually they get rid.

14. Dogma

Dogma is defined as principles or rules that cannot be questioned. Interestingly, the literal meaning of dogma in ancient Greek was “something that seems true” — even though it’s considered to be more absolute these days.

Think about things like ‘freedom of speech’ and even though they are inconsistently applied, how much it is championed? Same with capitalism. Or democracy. Or liberalism. Let’s not forget secularism. Our beliefs in these ism’s must never be questioned otherwise we are traitors.

An ism is a doctrine. An extreme. It blinds the follower to hold on to the concept tooth and nail without question. It affects rationality. The raw emotion it evokes blur common sense and blunt healthy dialogue. It’s why I have a problem with “Islamism”.* Or nationalism. Or even Veganism. These ism’s become so indoctrinating that it consumes one’s whole identity, they need to have their side of the fence to sit upon. If anyone dares question the respective ism — they are patriarchal men or dirty foreigners or filthy meat eaters or [insert curse phrase here]. You get the point.

(*To be honest, Islamism isn’t even a real thing. No Muslim will call himself an Islamist. This is a word coined by Western media and is a recent phenomenon.)

15. Dark Energy

“They followed what the Shayatin (devils) gave out (falsely of the magic) in the lifetime of Sulaiman (Solomon). Sulaiman did not disbelieve, but the Shayatin (devils) disbelieved, teaching men magic and such things that came down at Babylon to the two angels, Harut and Marut, but neither of these two (angels) taught anyone (such things) till they had said, “We are only for trial, so disbelieve not (by learning this magic from us).” And from these (angels) people learn that by which they cause separation between man and his wife, but they could not thus harm anyone except by Allah’s Leave. And they learn that which harms them and profits them not. And indeed they knew that the buyers of it (magic) would have no share in the Hereafter. And how bad indeed was that for which they sold their ownselves, if they but knew.” [2:102]

This is much, much more common (and more sinister) than you may think. We have all heard a jinn or black magic story. But it doesn’t even scratch the surface. The practitioners are not just old housewives in villages, it is rife is society — even at leadership level. In fact, especially at leadership level. Certain events are carried out to really feed off the dark energy — and it feeds of death, destruction and devastation. Much of the recent child abuse scandals such as Jeffrey Epstein have undertones of this.

16. Delay

This is to delay mankind’s progress. We are seeing the nuclear family destroyed — not just through the LGBT movement, or feminism or the attack on the institution of marriage. It’s also to keep man in a state of transition so he does not progress and fulfil his purpose when he is young, formidable and has lots of energy.

The word ‘teenager’ was only invented in the 1930’s. This was done to add a period of ‘adolescence’ between childhood and adulthood — effectively extending childhood by 7–8 years. Whereas children ‘came-of-age’ around 13–14 in the past — they would be fully fledged adults, get married, go to war, go to work for the family. Now, we have 35 year olds stuck at home still playing computer games.

Now we even have tweens as a consumer group, between 10–12— too old to be a child, too young to be a teenager.

In the same way, people are getting married so much later (if at all), and so their body clock is not quite optimum when the time comes to have children.

17. Debt

This is the number one way we are controlled, today. Money makes the world go round, as they say. The federal reserve, fractional reserve banking, the whole shebang is the biggest deception and the biggest millstone around our necks, today. Destroying us deeper and deeper through debt, daily. Alliteration intended.

It’s how they can keep printing cash, even though there’s nothing backing the currency (and why we lose our wealth through inflation). It’s also how they keep control — they have the power to decide to devalue any countries currency if they refuse to tow the line like Zimbabwe, Venezuela, Russia, causing massive inflation and poverty to the masses. Think about countries like Greece, Venezuela and Egypt whose currencies collapsed overnight and people were left with nothing and businesses refused to accept the worthless paper currency.

It’s why the mortgage (literally ‘death pledge’) is something that keeps you paying until the end of your life usually. Student loans keep the student busy working once they’ve been educated. It’s why it doesn’t make sense that Africa, the continent that has the richest natural resources is so poor and in debt. Satanic countries and organisations like the IMF have weaponised debt and use it to dominate and subvert the world. Confessions of an Economic Hitman by John Perkins is a great read on this.

18. Dilution

As generations pass or if you live in the West, what becomes acceptable to live by, if you insist on living by your own religion or culture, is a diluted version of it. Yes you can pray etc but don’t you ever mention the dreaded ‘J’ word. Yes you can fast but you still have to pay interest.

Mohammad becomes Moe and Samina becomes Sammy.

How different is our Islam now, compared to what it is supposed to be like?

19. Delusion

This is a strategy in the form of whispers. We often delude ourselves in making certain decisions whether to accept something as halal or not. We delude ourselves in taking on some questionable stances with regards what is acceptable within Islam. “Of course you can be a feminist and Muslim, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was a feminist!” they say.

20. Dislike of Death

This is a powerful one. A dislike of death puts fear into the heart and causes us to love the world. When you love the world and are scared of death, you will do whatever it takes to avoid pain. You will be too attached to pleasure and luxury. However, the people of the past were happy to die for what they believed in and saw martyrdom as the ultimate success. They recognised the akhirah was the real life. That’s what led them to be so fearsome and allowed them to conquer so many lands.

The Prophet (SAW) said:

“The people will soon summon one another to attack you as people when eating invite others to share their dish. Someone asked: Will that be because of our small numbers at that time? He replied: No, you will be numerous at that time: but you will be like the foam of the sea, and Allah will take fear of you from the breasts of your enemy and put wahn (enervation) into your hearts. Someone asked: What is wahn (enervation). Messenger of Allah?: He replied: Love of the world and dislike of death.”

We will be seeing more and more of these attacks on Islam — as it is all gearing towards an ultimate clash of civilisations. The less attached you are to the world and its illusory temptations, the better.

21. Dumbing Down

The final one of his strategies is the dumbing down of society. Education has been under attack for centuries, and we have lost the ability to critically think. This is why we keep on failing to progress as a people.

Schools just program the students with the ideologies they need them to have — and they go through their entire lives with a Western or even Satanic perspective. Then we get bombarded with more and more advertising and messages on TV and social media.

No wonder we’re not producing many intellectuals, any more.

Where’s the next Ibn Sina, Al Khwarizmi or Ibn Khaldun going to come from?

The Tools of his Trade

Ibn Abbas narrated that the Prophet (SAW) said:



Satan once said to his Lord Almighty — ‘O Lord the human race has been brought down to Earth, and I have learned that they are to have a book and messengers. What are they?

God replied ‘their messengers are the angels and prophets among them, and their books with be the torah and gospels and psalms and the Quran. Then Satan asked ‘and what is my book?’

God replied:

“Your book is the tattoo, and your Quran is poetry, and your food is that which God’s name is never uttered upon , and your drink is everything that inebriates, and your truth is lying, and your home is the bathhouse, and your snares are women, and your muezzin is the reed flute, and your mosque is the souk.

We can quite clearly identify some core themes of how he commits his strategies.