Glimpses into Islamic Minds, I

If the Islamic mind is a mystery to any Westerner or is any way perplexing, then that Westerner has not taken the time to read about them or read what they themselves say.

The following article with transcript gives a glimpse of a barbarian mentality. The rapist can neither read nor write. He is solely the product of all the Islam he absorbed in Egypt.

He demonstrates typical Islamic thinking methods: Who is to blame for his raping the girl? Why, the girl is, of course. Read his rationale.

WorldNetDaily: Egyptian rapist blames his victim, Thursday, May 19, 2005

An Egyptian rapist on death row is blaming his victim for the crime, saying she wore a short dress and such women "make" their attackers rape. The interview with the rapist aired on Dubai TV April 22. A clip of the segment with English subtitles is viewable at the Middle East Media Research Institute website. The rapist, Ayman Mahmoud, is interviewed by a young woman who is fully clothed from head to toe. (emphasis mine)

Here is the transcript of the interview:

Interviewer: How old are you, Ayman?
Ayman: Twenty-six years old.

Interviewer: What were you sentenced for?
Ayman: Kidnapping and rape.

Interviewer: What was she wearing?
Ayman: She wore a short dress, which didn't have enough material for a sleeve. If I tried using it as a sleeve it would be too tight for my arm.

Interviewer: Tell us more about the clothes.
Ayman: If she wants to wear a short dress, she should wear pants underneath. But the short dress … Even if she's unmarried, or a little girl, when someone sees her short clothes, he will find the courage, and won't leave her alone. A girl like this makes a guy …

Interviewer: She seduces him?
Ayman: Yes, she makes him take her, even if it's in the middle of town. Even if he has to kill or die, he will still take her.

Interviewer: You would be ready to kill to have a girl wearing such clothes?
Ayman: Because I can't accept this. … She's not human …

Interviewer: You don't respect her. You think she deserves it.
Ayman: If she had proper upbringing, I would stand by her.

Interviewer: If you met a girl dressed modestly, could you possiblythink of raping or even getting near her?
Ayman: You mean a respectable one?

Interviewer: Yes.
Ayman: I would protect her even if it kills me. I would free her.

Interviewer: You don't say …
Ayman: Yes, but … But getting in trouble to save a girl whose clothes don't make sense … then I'd be getting into a fight because of a girl whose behavior is improper.

Interviewer: Let's assume that a woman is wearing a short, revealing dress. Does this make you think she is not a good woman? Maybe she is good and you shouldn't get near her.
Ayman: No good woman dresses like this. A good woman is God-fearing, she doesn't go out at night, and she wears long clothing.

Interviewer: One last question. Do you pray, Ayman?
Ayman: No.

Interviewer: Why?
Ayman: I tried to pray but … No, no, I don't pray.

Interviewer: Why, Ayman?
Ayman: No.

Interviewer: Why don't you want to end you life obeying God?
Ayman: I didn't do anything good when I was out. … I didn't pray. … I didn't pray when I was out, so I should pray now that I'm in trouble?! If I'd prayed when I was out I would never have gotten here.

Interviewer: You know that these are the words of Satan. Satan is telling you … He caused you to lose your life and now he wants you to lose the world to come. He says to you: "You did this and that and now it doesn't make sense to pray." Yes, you need to pray. Ayman, ask for forgiveness and pray, and don't despair of Allah's mercy.
Ayman: Well, OK.

Interviewer: Ask Allah to forgive you. I pray that Allah forgives you.
Ayman: OK.

Interviewer: Will you pray every day?
Ayman: OK, I will.

Interviewer: And you'll ask Allah for forgiveness?
Ayman: Yes.

Interviewer: I give you this Quran, Ayman. Read it every day after you purify yourself.
Ayman: I never really learned to read.

Interviewer: You can't read?
Ayman: No, I can't.

Interviewer: Try, surely you can read a little bit?
Ayman: No.

Interviewer: You can't read at all?
Ayman: No.

Interviewer: Well, I'll bring you a cassette you can listen to.

Barbarity of this kind, blaming the victim, can be found in America's prisons, jails, ghettos, and even in college fraternities. Just like this Islamic barbarian, an American perpetrator might blame his victim for driving him into an impulsive frenzy, but he is not likely to stucco it over with Islamic rationales.

This kind of impulse-dominated person is the ideal jihadist soldier. Islam primes his mentality, such as it is, and some authority figure or figures set him in motion. His emotions do the rest, such as riot over alleged Koran flushings.

What do you think the interviewer says about herself here?