The “refugees”
It has been widely reported that the so-called Muslim “migrants” to Europe have been rejecting and even destroying the provisions and assistance that European leftist groups and the government have been generously bestowing, much of it at taxpayer expense, on them. This is not just happening in Europe. Indeed, the ungratefulness found among Muslim refugees is about religion, and has nothing to do with race or culture.
Put it simply, Islam believe that there are essentially two world- the 14th century Muslim scholar Ibn Taymiyya called these the dar Al-Islam, meaning realm of Islam, and the dar Al-Harb, meaning realm of war. The former is all Muslim persons and their properties, and the latter are all non-Muslim persons and properties not under Muslim domination. The understanding is that by Allah’s divine will, it is a matter of time when Allah will inevitably have the realm of Islam conquer the realm of war.
Put this into the context of “helping” the so-called “refugees,” from a theological perspective they do not see the aid they are receiving as something meant to help them better themselves. They see it as a transfer– a transfer of assets from the “infidel” to the “believer.” No amount of good will suffice them until they are in control over everything and rob it from those who originally offered aid to them.
Unfortunately, some people will not believe until the bitter end, as did one family from South Africa. They originally wanted to help displaced Black African Muslims by giving them refuge on their farm. It ended in them and their 10 children being chased by them and nearly losing their lives. Interestingly, this same family was praised for their effort in this project, which began barely six months ago:
News stories of the same farm, from July 2015 and now
Via News24, with added thanks to LiveLeak and The New Observer:
THE good Samaritans who took onto their farm over 100 refugees displaced by this year’s xenophobic violence, now claim they have been threatened with murder by the same people they had set out to help.
Besides property being destroyed, the family who took in the immigrants have also been accused of not helping them to be relocated back home or to another country, driving a chasm between them.
Owners of Hope Farm in Cato Ridge, Andrew and Rae Wartnaby, were yesterday forced to evacuate their 10 children from their farm house in fear that they would be attacked or used as “bargaining tools”.
This, after a group of the foreign nationals they are housing on their farm attacked their home in the early hours of yesterday morning and threatened to kill Andrew.
The central Africans were given housing, food and clothing by the Wartnabys, helped by the “Gift of the Givers, the South African Council of Churches, Islamic Relief and various churches.”
The Wartnabys were widely praised in the South African media and described as “good Samaritans” and “angels” who were examples of how “tolerance” and “understanding” could work.
Now, five months later, the Wartnabys have had to flee their own farm. The ungrateful Africans have utterly destroyed the property and have also accused the Wartnabys of “not helping them to be relocated back home or to another country,”—in other words, not giving them enough money, passports, or the ability to go back home, as if this were their responsibility in the first place.
The Africans attacked their home in the early hours of the morning last week, and threated to kill Andrew. He told News24 that they had cut and broken down the fence around the house, and then, “in the early hours of the morning, at around 2 a.m., they came smashing on my windows and doors and saying that they will kill me because I work for the government and I am not helping them.”
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