Muslim
Brotherhood Rushed to Take Power: Now its Situation is Dismal.
[Shamim A Siddiqi,
The Islamic forces joined it later
on. Hence they couldn't get the upper hand and the core group
of this uprising was and is in the hands of the
secular and opportunist forces.
However the Islamic forces have every
right to claim their share in mass uprising and benefit
from its benedictions to some extent not to grab it all at once which has
caused a universal heart burning both in the Arab world and in
the secular countries abroad.
So, they are not the master of
the situation. Hence, as a matter of fact, with the little
benefit that they could muster from this uprising must be capitalized by
them for future greater role. However, unfortunately, the Islamic
forces couldn't understand this equation and now are facing its dire
consequences every where - opposition, accelerated hate campaign
against Islam, clashes, killings and riots leading to
anarchy.
They have no choice but to take it easy,
reconcile with the Batil forces "temporarily", work hard for
another four to five years to get upper hand in the next elections and
play their role more magnanimously towards serving the interests of
the common folk in order to acquaint the bounties of the
Islamic system with the suffering humanity of
their respective country It would have been a
fair retreat with wisdom as Allah commands in Verse # 16 of Surah Al-Anfal . They failed to do it and hence are suffering unnecessarily
as if they were eager for power.
Kindly try to understand that the Arab
Spring now stands hijacked by Western
secular media and diplomacy. Muslim Movements should
have waited for few years more to come in power. Their political expediency
has, unfortunately, spoiled the trend which has now
changed everywhere against them.
Now they have to work hard for another decade
or so in the masses and capture their imagination to live, act and
behave like Muslim within themselves and with others in the
community of nations.
They should have never gone to power this
time, waited at least for one more elections when the
bubble of secular democracy would have subsided, gathered the support
of at least 70 to 80 % of their masses, have done a lot of
worthy work through their support in Assemblies. That would have
paved their way to power automatically.
Now the blood of Br.
Mohammad Bouazizi has to wait for compensation for about
a decade or so. Muslim Movements haven't done their base
work upto grass level and build the requisite massive
team of workers/leaders to uphold the Revolution in their own
hands,.
Now
they have to wait every where and only Allah knows how
long?
Shamim
Siddiqi
[As Published in New Trend, USA dated
February 16, 2013 with the note: Our learned
brother Shamim Siddiqi reflects on the blunder of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement in joining governments in Egypt and Tunisia in too much of a
hurry]