In a rare public appearance among kafirs, Chaplain Abdelaal, the spiritual leader of Hazratji’s Hampshire mosque Inc., recently shared his boyhood dreams with the Amherst community.
He came to America years ago because, like many teens living in Islamic countries, he saw that he had “few prospects of good jobs or marriage, and … dreamed of leaving the country and saw in movies and on the Internet how other countries practiced democracy and how people can express themselves and explore life.”
The Muslim Brotherhood maintains numerous programs to help promising youngsters join in their ‘jihad’ for an Islamic state. Allah blessed young Mohammed, and offered him an opportunity to come to America and study CAD design in Boston. where he presented his award winning thesis just months after 9/11.
In 2007 Mohammed’s was able to put his CAD skills to good use at UMass in Amherst, where he worked closely with Hampshire mosque’s co-founder Wajih Elsallal, linguistics scholar Mohamed El-Sawi Hassan, and the Muslim Brotherhood’s MSA to promote the cause of Islam.
Chaplain Abdelaal has finally realized his dream of enjoying our democracy, educational system, and freedoms of expression, and although Allah has not yet blessed him with marriage and a family, his tireless struggle to promote ‘Submission to Allah‘ for all of us is likely to bear fruit in the near future.
DREAMS COME TRUE IN AMERICA
UPDATE: Chaplian Abdelaal’s dreams have come true. He hooked up with Chaplain Liza and now they are raising a family in South Hadley – and he is learning a lot about democracy and the freedoms that people have here and the ways they can express themselves … Welcome and congratulations!
Chaplains Moe and Liz
