Only with the fall of the caliphate in the 1920s did Islam split into "secular" and "radical" (the original world domination supremacy) versions. Too bad, the secular version goes against the Quran, because the Islam it teaches has never been about another faith seeking equality, but an ideology claiming total superiority for Muslims over non-Muslims. Hence the secular Islam of Ataturk might be considered a tactic to buy time. To understand Islam you need to study its history back 1400 years and see for yourself how deep the rabbit hole goes. Master all the key facts free online anytime with the Historyscoper at http://go.to/islamhistory
Only with the fall of the caliphate in the 1920s did Islam split into "secular" and "radical" (the original world domination supremacy) versions. Too bad, the secular version goes against the Quran, because the Islam it teaches has never been about another faith seeking equality, but an ideology claiming total superiority for Muslims over non-Muslims. Hence the secular Islam of Ataturk might be considered a tactic to buy time. To understand Islam you need to study its history back 1400 years and see for yourself how deep the rabbit hole goes. Master all the key facts free online anytime with the Historyscoper at http://go.to/islamhistory
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