“Tro ikke medierne, han er hverken anti-islam eller AfD tilhænger. Det er taqqiya og medieløgn.” Otte dage gammelt interview

Despite claims made by the German press, Taleb Al Abdulmohsen is not an ex-Muslim atheist, nor is he a fan of the AfD or Elon Musk. While he may have spread this misinformation himself, it aligns with the practice of Taqqiye, an Islamic doctrine that permits lying and deception to advance Islamic objectives.In reality, he is a radical Shia Muslim, as evidenced by his name and numerous tweets and chat leaks circulating on Arabic-speaking platforms like X.

Ved skæbnens ironi interviewede min gamle canadiske ven, Vlad Tepes Blog, den formodede Magdeburg terrorist for kun otte dage siden. Han havde ifølge min ven, gennem længere tid plaget for at blive interviewet, og til sidst indvilligede han i dette interview.

Vlad skriver mere om det på Update: Interview With Saudi Psychiatrist Suspected of Driving Into German Christmas Market:

In a new development, Iranian-German activist Maral Salmassi has disputed widespread claims in the German media regarding Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen, the perpetrator of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack. According to Salmassi, Al-Abdulmohsen is not an ex-Muslim atheist, nor a supporter of the AfD or Elon Musk, as some reports suggest. She argues that these narratives, which Al-Abdulmohsen may have propagated himself, are consistent with taqiyya, an Islamic doctrine that permits deception to further Islamic goals.

Despite claims made by the German press, Taleb Al Abdulmohsen is not an ex-Muslim atheist, nor is he a fan of the AfD or Elon Musk. While he may have spread this misinformation himself, it aligns with the practice of Taqqiye, an Islamic doctrine that permits lying and deception… pic.twitter.com/tU2tRS51Lr

— Maral Salmassi (@MaralSalmassi) December 21, 2024

Hamed Abel Samad: Manden er enten en muldvarp eller pervers

Hamed Abdel-Samad, an Egyptian-German writer and vocal critic of Islam, has revealed that he received multiple messages from Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, the perpetrator of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack, in the weeks leading up to the tragedy. Writing from Berlin, Abdel-Samad shared his experience on social media, stating that al-Abdulmohsen had repeatedly contacted him through private messages, pressuring him to withdraw his support for secular refugee aid organizations.

In one particularly alarming message sent on November 21, al-Abdulmohsen warned Abdel-Samad to distance himself from the secular refugee aid movement, ominously hinting that he was about to take action that would make the organization “the number one topic of conversation in the world.” læs videre på RAIR