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    Addiction and drugs (1st part)

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    Author: Esmayil Sarani
    Addiction and drugs (1st part)
    Abstract
    In today’s interconnected world, much like a global village, events in one region can have far-reaching impacts on people in another. One such issue that has garnered significant attention worldwide is drug abuse, a problem that poses clear dangers to society.
    According to Islamic teachings, Allah, the Exalted, has mandated the protection of five essential aspects of life: religion, body, intellect, honor, and wealth—all of which are compromised by drug use.
    The widespread devastation caused by drugs is evident in the daily turmoil we observe in societies. When individuals fall into addiction, they may go to any lengths to satisfy their cravings, ultimately leading to societal decay. Moreover, the role of colonial powers in exacerbating this issue cannot be overlooked.
    Introduction
    The enemies are trying so hard in the intellectual and cultural strongholds that they are not comfortable for a moment. They have realized that through war with guns and physical destruction of Muslim children, not only they cannot eliminate them all, but also arouse their anger and hatred against themselves, so that the future generations will always remember the bitter taste of their crimes. This is where they choose the cold war front instead of the hot war and use the following deceptive levers:
    1. Promoting addiction and drug distribution; opium, heroin, hashish, tobacco, etc.
    2. Promoting instruments of singing and music, dancing and vulgar and provocative songs.
    3. Proliferation of promiscuity and nakedness, distribution of immoral books, vulgar films, and encouragement of fashions and modernism.
    4. Making teenagers pessimistic about scholars, mosques and Islamic centers and highlighting the weak points of the elders of Islam and the scholars of the religion and the Ummah.
    Enemies know that by implementing these policies among the young generation, they will become weak, listless, uncommitted, aimless and indifferent elements, and instead of going to schools, universities and centers of science and worship, they will become a decoration of places, displaced and amoral.
    One of the elders of Freemasonry says: “It is necessary for us to use women for our victory. Whenever prostitution is spread among them, know that the army of religion will be destroyed.”
    One of the colonialists said: “The destruction of a glass of wine and a singing woman is not less than a thousand cannons and tanks; So, destroy the nation of Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, and drown it in the mire of materialism and lust.”
    Allamah Naseh Alwan quoted the terms of the agreement of 13 Jews as follows: “We have to stop the masses from action and initiative, and of course this is possible by making them busy playing and promoting sports competitions, etc.
    This is the plan of the colonialists and the world of disbelief (the West) against Muslims. But there are still some people who support them and make them look like catholic than the pope. Therefore, once again, the responsibility is placed on the shoulders of the scholars to declare jihad with all their power against this devastating disaster and use all their power (media, pulpits, mosques, schools, writings, etc.).
    Continues…

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