Muhammad Abdul Aziz the Libyan Foreign Minister has voiced his desire to see Libya return to a ‘Constitutional Monarchy’ so that the King can be a symbol that the people can rally behind and act as a political umbrella for the system comprising a parliament of two assemblies; a parliamentary house and a house of Lords, whilst the government will be run by technocrats. ‘I am not talking about a King who rules but rather a symbol like the case of Belgium, Britain and Spain and when we talk about the legitimacy of the Monarch we are talking about moderate values, the Senussi movement and having loyalty to the King’. The foreign Minister talks about his desire for the return of the 1951 Monarchical constitution where Libya was split into three provinces whilst believing that the Libyan people will respond to this form leading to stability, security and the maintenance of the National unity.

On a different note Abdul Aziz also reiterated that the Europeans and neighbouring countries share the Libyan aspirations for Libya to be a stable State due to their joint interests and he denied that there exists a western intention for military intervention in Libya. He said: ‘The intervention that they are discussing in the West is not military but rather they mean an intervention within the scope of international support and an international presence assisting the process of removing weapons and this is considered to be a political issue before being considered a military one’.

Comment:

It is clear that the legacy of the western agents in the Muslim world is strongly represented in those who have power and influence in the Muslim lands. Here we have the foreign minister urging the return to the system which is virtually an exact copy of the British Monarchical system. It was placed in Libya by the colonialist and her agents when it was first implemented and now they are calling for its return. They are attempting the same return in Egypt going back 60 years to the time of Nasser in the new form of Sisi. So the best they can offer is to go back fifty years hoping that the current generations have forgotten and claiming those days as the golden days. Subhaanallah! The Ummah has had no golden days, no glory, no victory, no dignity or honour since the destruction of the Khilafah in 1924. We have only had subjugation, humiliation and degradation with rulers who only know how to follow their western masters in Washington, Paris and London and be loyal agents to them and their interests.

The Ummah can never accept these solutions whether they involve a call for a monarchical system, military or democratic because all of these systems have nothing to do with their belief and Aqeedah. They are merely systems designed to stand in the way of the Islamic call and to prevent the Muslim lands from being liberated from the western influence and unifying. Here we have the foreign minister of Libya saying that the west only wants good for Libya and western troops being present in Libya is beneficial to her and cannot be called military intervention!! At the same time the whole world led by the West are stating clearly and openly that there biggest enemy is the return of political Islaam to the point where they are now virtually openly on Bashar Al-Asads side against the Syrian people because the people are calling for Islaam and to be freed from all western interference.

The Muslims in the Arab lands rose up and they broke the shackles of fear and yet three years later Libya, Tunisia, Yemen and Egypt have all been shaped in accordance to the western agenda. The western agents are still in control of the rule and the institutions and the same man-made laws and systems are being implemented.

The desire for Islaam remains strong with the masses despite the efforts of the West and their agents however desire is not enough but rather this desire needs to be transferred to a political project and objective that is in line with this emotion and desire. This political objective has to be the same one that Muhammad the last and final Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم had when he established the first Islamic State in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah and then went forth to spread the authority of this Ummah to all corners of the world. We have our history, heritage, glory and honour and it all came from continuing the path that the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم set us upon and we will never regain would we have lost unless we return to this path.

The Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم said: ‘There will be no prophet after me but there will be Khulafaa’. The Sahaabah (rah) asked him: ‘What do you command us in respect to them?’ He صلى الله عليه وسلم said: ‘Give the pledge of allegiance to them one after another and verily Allah will ask them about what He entrusted them with’.

So here we have it, the guidance and instruction of our Noble Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم, so let us follow his command and leave everything aside from it because it will only lead to our continual humiliation, enslavement and subjugation at the hands of our enemies. Have we not had enough after nearly one hundred years and will we not learn??!!!

Abdul Karim

12/04/2014