Death penalty for Apostasy – Toronto Imam – “When you’re in, you’re in for life”

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Published on Apr 7, 2013

“Islam tells you, before you become a muslim, these are the rules…
IF YOU’RE IN, YOU’RE IN FOR LIFE, you cannot take back.
The day that you become muslim, then be careful, you cannot go back, it is your choice…
For those muslims who decided they do not want to be muslim anymore, they don’t want to live in the islamic environment, then they can leave, but they cannot live with a muslim country/society, in that they have no choice.”

Said Rageah was born in Somalia, raised in Saudi Arabia, moved to the US in the late 1980s (holds a BA in Islamic studies and a Masters in Sharia from the Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences in Fairfax, Virginia), served as imam in Maryland and Calgary, then moved to Toronto where he currently serves as an Imam at Abu Huraira Islamic Center.

Video on www.religionofpeace.com: ‘If You’re In, You’re In for Life’ (YouTube)
A Muslim cleric explains how the Islamic religion is similar to the Mafia.

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3 Replies to “Death penalty for Apostasy – Toronto Imam – “When you’re in, you’re in for life””

  1. They deserve all they get if they convert to SHITS-LAM.

  2. 9/11 hijackers Nawaf Alhazmi and Khalid Almihdhar stay in a motel near a fundamentalist storefront mosque in Laurel, Maryland. The hijackers drop off two bags at the mosque, to which they attach a note stating: “gift for the brothers.” The FBI will recover the bags one day after the 9/11. An FBI document will identify the mosque at the Ayah Islamic Center, also known as the Ayah Dawah mosque. According to the 9/11 Commission, the bags contain “fruit, clothing, flight logs, and various other materials.” [9/11 COMMISSION, 8/21/2004, PP. 53 ] The FBI will later reveal that the bags contain pilot log books, receipts, and other evidence documenting the brief flight training that Alhazmi and Almihdhar underwent in San Diego in early 2000. It is unclear why they would have kept the receipts, some mentioning their names, for over a year and then left them at a mosque to be found. [FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 10/2001, PP. 273, 295 ] After 9/11, the FBI will investigate the mosque, asking people if they recognized any of the hijackers. They will determine the imam, Said Rageah, worked part-time raising money for the Global Relief Foundation. Shortly after 9/11, the US will declare this charity a terrorism financier and shut it down. The FBI will investigate him for over a year but ultimately will not find any link to the 9/1 attacks. [WASHINGTON POST, 1/6/2002; NEWSWEEK, 9/30/2002; 9/11 COMMISSION, 8/21/2004, PP. 53 ] Newsweek will later ask rhetorically, “Who are these mysterious brothers the hijackers left behind when they immolated themselves on September 11? Was that just the usual endearing term that fellow Muslims use for each other? Or is there a deeper connection?” [NEWSWEEK, 9/30/2002]

  3. If you’re in, you’re in for life
    and for death….
    and for Hell……

    I notice also that this Toronto Imam is Black, another idiot who isn’t aware of Mohammed’s racism against Black people. But who am I to judge this man’s beliefs? He’s made his bed, he can lie in it.
    He’s sold his soul – that’s what fools do!