Clear History—Truth about Persecution of Christians
ISIS is real Muslim believers who like to follow the Quran and Muhammad. ~Sister Hatune
2015—100th Anniversary of the Genocide in Armenia
In 1915, the genocide of 1.5 million Christian Armenians was carried out by Muslims of the Ottoman Empire in Turkey.
Brave Nun gives Warning on Christian Persecution, Worldwide Islamic Threat to Christians
“ISIS is real Muslim believers who like to follow the Quran”
Leo Hohmann
Excerpts, World Net Daily, Whistleblower Magazine April 2015, 12-16
Sister Hatune Dogan arrived at the Atlanta airport for a stopover on her way beck to Europe on a cold, gray afternoon in late December. She was dressed in traditional black runic with a habit covering her hair. A simple wooden cross hung around her neck and she carried with her a well-worn copy of the Quran.
One might expect an Eastern Orthodox nun to carry a Bible, but it is the Quran which has become her constant companion wherever she travels, reaching out to Western believers who want to learn the truth about life in the Middle East as a Christian.
This is the book, she says, that has led to so many tears among religious minorities in every country where Islam dominates.
1915 Genocide by the Ottoman Empire
She grew up under what she calls the “hard persecution of Islam” in southeastern Turkey near the Syrian border, a part of the world that was once almost all Christian but over the centuries has seen its numbers whittled away.
When people ask her why ISIS is so brutal, she starts by taking them back to 1915, when her family lived under the Ottoman caliphate. The Ottoman Empire serves as the model for the Islamic State, also called ISIS. The Ottomans slaughtered 3 million Armenian, Syrian, and Greek Christians and reduced others to second-class status under subjugation, or “dhimmitude.”Armenian Christian accounted for about half of the 3 million who lost their lives in Turkey, but the other half were Christians of various ethnic backgrounds—Greek Orthodox, Syrian Orthodox and Protestants.
Her family initially lived in Turkey as Jews, but later her entire village converted to Christianity.
What the Quran says
ISIS is nothing new, she said, just the re-emergence of Islam’s dark side. It’s the Islam that many Americans have never been told of, either by their government, their schools or their churches.
“ISIS is not fanatic. ISIS is not more terrible. ISIS is real Muslim believers who like to follow the Quran and Muhammad,” said the feisty nun, who founded the Warburg, Germany-based Sister Hatune Foundation, a global relief effort that has been honored by the German government for its dedication to human rights.
There are moderate Muslims, she says, but they are not the ones reading about and trying to emulate the life of Muhammad.
‘Others say they are Muslim. They say they believe Quran, but they don’t follow it,” Sister Hatune said.
Sister Hatune believes Christians in the West should learn what is written in the Quran, as well as the hadiths, which comprise the sayings about the life of Muhammad. If they did, they would not be fooled by their leaders, such as President Obama, who famously said the Islamic State is “neither Islamic nor a state.”
ISIS, she contends, is not doing anything that hasn’t been done in the past by devout Muslims who have conquered a people they see as “infidels.”
⇐Syria
Drawing on her own family background, Sister Hatune has recently finished work on her 13th book, “I Believe in Action”, written to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Christian genocide in Turkey. In this book she compares the life of Jesus to that of Muhammad, Islam’s prophet.
“I write not from my head. All facts,” she said. Muhammad came and he brought killing, beheading, pedophilia. He slept with a 9-year-old girl he married when she was 6 years old. We know because she says it herself in the Hadith. In Yemen today, where Shariah is the law, they have to marry the girl before her first menstruation, maximum of age 13, because it is written.”
“Twenty-five tiems in Quran it says to kill Christians because we are involved in polytheism,” she said, explaining that mUslims do not understand the concept of the Holy Tritinity. “Also, it says to not make friends with Christians.”
“A mosque is not just for prayer,” the nun said. “It is to prepare to kill the unbeliever and control the world.”
In the Quran there are 97 verses against the unbeliever, she noted.
“And there are verses against the Christians who say God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, or that Jesus is the Son of God. They have to be beheaded, the head cut off from the neck; no other interpretation. This is what the Muslims are doing.
Normal Muslims, who are really Muslims, have to follow this rule,” she said. “There will never be peace on Earth if theyse verses of the Quran are jnot stopped. It is in the Quran, Hadith and Sunna 36,800 times, the words ‘cut,’ ‘kill,’ or ‘attack.’ How can there be peace on Earth?’
The quran also gives Muslim men permission to rape girls and women who are held captive as slaves. (Sura 23:5-6)
Muslim apologists in the West say the verse is taken out of context by “Islamophobes,” but Sister Hatune believes otherwise. “Those of us Christians from Middle East. We know them. We know their rules,” she said.
“Education is not allowed for the girls. The women are created for the sex for the gents,” she said. If she becomes raped she has to bring four men with her as witness. Of course it is impossible, so she will be stoned. There are so many women and girls who die from stoning.”
Sister Hatune’s Life
At the age of 14, Sister Hatune left Turkey with her parents in 1985, finding refuge in Germany.
“We were a rich family. They threatened my father. He run away. He said this is enough. We must leave everything and go.”
Theodore Shoebat, son of former Palestinian militant-turned Christian Walid Shoebat, described Sister Hatune in a Dec. 30, 2013, article as a modern-day Mother Theresa.
Her righteous deeds of course receive the vociferous wrath of the jihadists; in the words of Dogan, “I get 18 death threats in seven languages.”
A Message for America
“America is inviting its own slaughterers to its door,” she said, referring to the U.S. policy of taking in Muslims through the United Nations refugee program and other immigration programs.
The U.S. has accepted nearly 2 million from Muslim countries since 1992, and this does not even include family reunification, student visas and employer-based immigration.
[American response to her message has generally been rejection. People refuse to accept reality and truth.]
Warning: Muslim Extremism must be confronted
The nun says The Islamic culture must be confronted. However, if there is a void or a weakness in the Christian culture, the muslims will sense that weakness and step up their efforts to intimidate and attack even more aggressively, she says. Eventually the intimidation gives way to subjugation.
“You cannot be afraid of Islam culture,” she said. “If you run, they will come after you like dog culture. You must stand your ground.
I don’t say fight. I say resist.
I say to them, ‘Stop. I don’t want you. I have my own God.’”
They come here thinking to conquer the country. If they don’t accept the American way of life, go back home. The government has to understand this.”
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How You Can Help
Financial support can be sent to the Sister Hatune Foundation, Neur Weg 2, Warburg, Germany, D-34414
While some were repelled by the stories of thousands of girls being raped and the images of Christians being crucified by ISIS, [and other atrocities too horrific to state here], others responded by coming up afterward and asking how they could get more information and possibly get involved in helping persecuted Christians.
Agencies to help you stay informed and provide needed aid to persecuted Christians
The Voice of the Martyrs Persecution.com
⇐Iraq
This is a non-profit interdenominational Christian group founded in 1967 by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was imprisoned for 14 years in Communist Romania for fearlessly preaching the Gospel of Christ. His wife, Sabina, was jailed for three years. Ultimately, they and their son, Mihai, were ransomed and brought to the U.S.
BarnabasAid
BarnabusFund.org
BarnabasAid, also known as Barnabas Fund, works by providing aid directly to Christians, mostly in Muslim environment, using existing churches and organization in nations where support is delivered.
International Christian Concern Perscecution.org
ICC describes itself as a bridge between believers in free countries and believers in persecuted countries, a bridge that carries encouragement, prayers and aid in while bringing out news, requests and love. It was Founded by Steve Snyder in 1986 as part of Christian Solidarity International USA Division, later separating into an independent organization.
OpenDoorsUSA.org
Open Doors was launched in 1955 by a young Dutchman who was burdened by the absence of Bibles among churches in persecuted countries. Soon Brother Andrew earned the reputation that inspired the title of a book about him, “God’s Smuggler,” for his work taking Bibles specifically behind the Iron Curtain.
ChinaAid.org
China Aid was founded by Pastor Bob Fu, who fled from China’s persecution of Christians in the 1990s, to promote religious freedom in China and raise worldwide awareness of the ongoing persecution there. it seeks to address the physical needs of the abused Christians, as well as offer legal and spiritual help.
SamaritansPurse.org
Headed by evangelist Franklin Graham, Samaritan’s Purse is gased on the new Testament story of the Good Samaritan, which “gives a clear picture of God’s desire for us to nelp those in desperate need wherever we find them.” The organization for 40 years has reached out to hurting people in countries around the world with food, medicine and other help in Jesus’ name.
Christian Solidarity International
CSI-USA.org
Christian Solidarity International, founded in 1977 in Switzerland by Rev. Hans Stuckelberger,is a human rights-focused organization that campaigns for religious liberty and human dignity. One of its main focal point is the ongoing slavery to which Christians are subjected in Sudan’s divided parts. It delivers food, medicine and other supplies to victims in Iraq, Egypt, South Sudan and Pakistan.
AdvocatesInternational.org
Advocates International is a team of Christian lawyers who joined up after meeting with a Russian Orthodox lawyer, Natalya Vissotskaya, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Their quest is to provide help to societies suffering religious persecution with the goal of restoring and affirming religious freedom, human rights, the sanctity of human life and the rule of law.
The World Evangelical Alliance Religious Liberty Commission
WorldEvangelicals.org/Commissions/RLC
The commission is a group that monitors religious liberty situations in more than 100 nations, defending persecuted Christians, informing the global church and giving all possible assistance to the suffering. It makes fact-finding trips and meets with governments and ambassadors. At the U.N., it reports on persecution.
Legal Counsel in the United States
For persecution issues occurring largely inside the United States—from discriminatory practices burdening churches and Christian families to threats to freedoms of speech, religion and association—there are a number of organizations, including:
Liberty Counsel: LC.org
Thomas More Society: ThomasMoreSociety.org
American Center for Law and Justice: ACLJ.org
Pacific Justice Institute: PacificJustice.org
Liberty Institute: LibertyInstitute.org/news
Thomas More Law Center: ThomasMore.org
American Freedom Law Center: AmericanFreedomLawCenter.org
Becket Fund: BecketFund.org
Alliance Defending Freedom: AllianceDefendingFreedom.org
Source:
World Net Daily, Whistleblower Magazine April 2015, 44-45
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