According to the Times, Riyadh ul-Haq, is set to become the UK leader of the Deobandi movement, a neo-fundamentalist, revivalist Islamic movement.
Despite being educated and trained at an Islamic school in Britain, the 36 year-old still has a radical agenda that encourages and approves segregation and hatred.
The 36 year old Sheikh has so far encouraged Muslims not to mix with people from other faiths, criticized Muslims who say they are proud of “being British”, and charged that Christians and Jews are “making a mockery of Islam”.
This comes as no surprise as Deobandi interpretations of the religion say that a Muslim first loyalty is to his religion and then to the country in which he is a citizen or a resident.
Deobandis, also have a duty and an obligation to go to any country and wage war to protect other Muslims.
Deoband teachings emphasize that women should cover up and that they are not allowed to mix with men in public.
Darul Uloom, the group’s spiritual home, issued a Fatwa in 2001alleging that Jews were responsible for 9/11.
The group has more than 8,000 madrassas in Pakistan, and controls over 600 UK mosques out of 1350.
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