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    Author: Abdul Hai Lian
    Satanism (part 28)
    Platforms for the Promotion of Satanism
    The Satanist sect promotes its ideas and beliefs in various parts of the world. Their extensive efforts—supported by global Zionism and certain prominent political and economic figures in the West—have led to the creation of active platforms that facilitate the activities of this group. These platforms vary from place to place; however, some of them have a global impact and operate in most countries.
    1. Hollywood Cinema
    One of the foundations of promoting Satanism—and indeed the most powerful propaganda tool of this movement—is Hollywood cinema. Were it not for this cultural center, this deviant tendency could never have so easily presented itself as legitimate among the general public.
    Art functions in this regard in such a seemingly miraculous way that, in the process of communication, the audience becomes captivated and loses the ability to discern the message and separate content from form. In many cases, the viewer not only accompanies a work of art but empathically assigns a role to themselves and strives to perform it successfully. In this way, inappropriate content and erroneous messages gradually draw closer to the audience’s mind and thought, influence their heart and soul, and ultimately take hold of their very being.
    Today, an influential center such as Hollywood—active in the field of visual media—serves as a serious supporter of the Satanist sect. This role is played so prominently that calling this Zionist media outlet the “prophet of Satanism” is by no means far from the truth; for the nature and mission of the Satanist sect, which is now promoted in Hollywood under the guise of an “ideology and school of thought,” are fully reflected in Hollywood productions.
    A brief look at Hollywood films reveals a calculated and long-term plan to legitimize this sect. In the first step, this plan seeks introduction; in the next step, the presentation of a rival and alternative to divine religions; in the following stage, replacement; in the fourth step, marginalization; and finally, the elimination of divine religions altogether. [1]
    Hollywood’s artistic products, in effect, lead the audience—after watching these films—to conclude that the path to power, fame, and lust lies in clinging to Satan and satanic powers. Satan is presented not only as not an enemy of humanity, but rather as the savior of humankind and the herald of human freedom.
    The emphasis on the Halloween festival (an annual satanic celebration) in contrast to religious and national celebrations in Hollywood cinematic works is not accidental. What is deliberately pursued in this exaggeration is the replacement of satanic symbols and occasions in place of religious rituals. In satanic Hollywood productions, recalling, highlighting, and continuously repeating Satan and Satanism is the primary objective. In this context, in the fictional Harry Potter series—which is highly popular and among the best-selling cinematic products in the world of children—there is no trace anywhere of supplication, worship, or reliance upon God. [2]
    1. Drug Consumption
    The issue of addiction is among the relatively new afflictions of our society. Satanist groups, often through music and similar media, encourage their audiences to use chemical drugs in the form of pills or tablets—substances that are far more lethal and destructive than traditional drugs. Entering the realm of using such narcotics places a person on an irreversible path. As a result, users of these newly emerging chemical drugs may, even after a single experience, permanently lose their mental faculties and perish in a prolonged state of oblivion.
    Satanist groups generally employ narcotics to instill their baseless ideas, attempting to hand over the souls of their audiences—through fleeting moments of euphoria—to Satan, as they claim. Unfortunately, the promotion and spread of these substances are now far more widespread than before, posing a grave threat to the youth of this land. [3]
    1. Sexual Promiscuity
    In previous discussions, it was noted that both modern and ancient Satanism are founded upon sexual gratification and lust, pursued without limits and in unlawful ways. This assumption is among the oldest ideas of such groups. One of the matters actively promoted and pursued by Satanist groups is precisely this form of extreme sexual freedom.
    Sexual attractions are embedded within every human being by nature and were ordained by God as a means for the continuation of the human race. However, if neglected, this very matter can occupy a person’s entire mind—especially during adolescence and youth. Satanist groups strive to exploit this trait by presenting alluring illusions to young people—a trap that may draw any individual toward them.
    Due to the numerous restrictions in some Islamic countries on establishing venues for immoral and obscene acts, these groups have sought to attract their audiences through the dissemination of clips and images related to sexual promiscuity and pornography. The internet provides a highly suitable environment for such activities. The formation of virtual groups and similar spaces constitutes some of the most important platforms employed to promote this phenomenon. [4]
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    References:

    [1] Hasan al-Bash, ‘Abadat al-Shaytan wa Harakat Inhirafiyyah Ukhra, p. 69.

    [2] ‘Abd al-Mu‘izz al-Hattab, ‘Ubbad al-Shaytan: al-Zahirah wa al-‘Ilaj, p. 45.

    [3] Muhammad Firas al-Sa‘udi, Man Hum ‘Ubbad al-Shaytan, p. 50.

    [4] Muhammad ‘Umar Khalid, “Dalal ‘Ubbad al-Shaytan,” Majallat Kulliyyat al-Da‘wah al-Islamiyyah, no. 19, 2005, part two, p. 602.

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