Many International Salafia are Bleeding-Edge Terrorists

Some Salafi terror groups like Salafiya Jihadiya are active against Western Interests around the world.

• One Group which recently planned attack on tourists was recently captured by Moroccan Intelligence.
• Morocco also recently broke up an Al Qaeda suicide Bomber Recruiting Ring in North West Africa that claimed to follow the Salafi Doctrine

The Reste @ The Shimron Letters

-Ahmed Haenni

Salafis in Gaza - American Examples?

If you wand to see what is the eventual outcome of super-religious Salafists, check out these Salafists. What will they look like when US Salafi or American Wahabi decide its time for the external Jihad?

-Ahmed Heinni

Salafi by Region

Alabama

Markaz in Birmingham2715 13th Ave. N.Birmingham, AL 35234Phone: (205) 954-1924Website: http://www.geocities.com/aboo_abdullaah/

Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California Masjid Al-Mu'min1635 S. St. Andrews PlaceLos Angeles, CA 90019Phone: (323) 296-5961Fax: (323) 294-3691E-mail: madina@pacbell.comAt-Tasfiyah wat-Tarbiyah PublicationsP.O. Box 5200-276Anaheim, CA 92804Website: www.twtpubs.com E-mail: info@twtpubs.com
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware Manhaj as-Salaf Dawah Center408 W. 30th StreetWilmington,
DE 19802Phone: (302) 764-4055
Florida Masjid Al-Ghurabaa844 George W. Engram Blvd.Daytona Beach, FL 32114Phone: (386) 252-0087website: www.masjidalghurabaa.orge-mail: info@masjidalghurabaa.org
Georgia By Safiyyah - products for mind, body and soul737 Lawyers LaneColumbus, GA 31906Website: www.freewebs.com/safiy_yahE-mail: kie4trying@yahoo.comMasjid As-Salaf As-Salih3916 Glenwood RoadDecatur, GA 30032Phone: (404) 284-8855Website: www.assalafi.comE-mail: masjid@assalafi.com
Hawaii
Idaho
IllinoisMasjid Tawheed8726 South Halsted StreetChicago, IL 60620Phone: (773) 487-9368Website: www.masjidtawheedchicago.org Authentic BookzChicago, ILWebsite: www.authenticbookz.comE-mail: admin@authenticbookz.com
Indiana IslamicAudioStore.comP.O. Box 40603Indianapolis, IN 46240-0603Website: www.islamicaudiostore.comE-mail: info@islamicaudiostore.comMasjid As-Salaf As-Saalih3408 E. 10th StreetIndianapolis, IN 46201Phone: (317) 822-8161Topeka Masjid7105 S 700 W.Topeka, IN 46571Phone: (260) 593-3191Angola Islamic Center406 S. Darling StreetAngola, IN 46703Phone: (260) 668-4307
Iowa
Kansas Tasfiyah Institute for Islamic Da'wahWebsite: http://www.tasfiyah.org/E-mail: info@tasfiyah.orgMasjid Al-Ma'roof Islamic Center119 E. 11th StreetJunction City, KS 66441Website: www.islamiccenterofjunctioncitykansas.com
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
MarylandMasjid Ad Da'watu ilat Tawheed2112 N. Charles StreetBaltimore, MD 21218Phone: (410) 244-0799Masjid Ghurabaa608 Washington Blvd.Laurel, MD 20707Phone: (301) 543-7110
Massachusetts Salafi Markaz of Boston (Bookstore)UPRIGHT BOOKS109 W. Walnut ParkBoston, MA 02119Suite B1Phone: (617) 848-9026website: www.uprightbooks.com
MichiganMasjid al-Ihsaan3401 N. Saginaw Street Flint, MI 48505Phone: (810) 789-1019Maktabatus-Sunnah420 Grand AvenueGrand Rapids, MI 49503Sunnah PublishingP.O. Box 150680Grand Rapids, MI 49515-0680Phone: (616) 308-1886Website: www.sunnahpublishing.netE-mail: Admin@SunnahPublishing.netMasjid Tawheed18640 West WarrenDetroit, MI 48228Phone: (313) 271-0731Website: www.masjidtawheed.orgMasjid of Coldwater123 Perkens St,Coldwater, MI 49036Phone: (517) 278-6291 Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri Masjid Al-Ghuraaba2904 Park AvenueKansas City, MO 64109orP.O. Box 270482Phone: (816) 923-1103Website: www.kansascitysalafi.comE-mail: INFO@KansasCitySalafi.com
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New JerseyMasjid Muhammad Ibn Abdul-Wahab1032 Spruce StreetPatterson, NJ 07501Phone: (973) 357-0122Masjid Ansar As-Sunnah61 Washington StreetPatterson, NJ 07501Phone: (973) 357-0122Masjid Al-Furqaan22 South Pennsylvania Ave.Atlantic City, NJ 08401Phone: (609) 344-0279E-mail: masjidfurqaan@verizon.etMasjidul Bayaan 209 Bond StreetAsbury Park, NJ 07712Phone: (732) 774-5336Masjidu-Rahmah657 Martin Luther King Blvd.Newark, NJ 07103Phone: (973) 621-8833 E-mail: masjidrahmah@hotmail.comAuthentic StatementsP.O. Box 4146East Orange, NJ 07019Phone: (973) 676-3646Website: www.authenticstatements.comE-mail: info@authenticstatements.comSuq As-Sunnah (Bookstore)P.O. Box 1106Oakhurst, NJ 07755Website: www.suqas-sunnah.com
New Mexico
New York Umm Kutubah's Salafi Book Store634 Park PlaceBrooklyn, NY 11238Website: www.ummkutubahssalafibooks.com E-mail: uksb@msn.com Dawah tu Salafi Sisters Book Club634 Park PlaceBrooklyn, NY 11238Website: www.dtssbc.comE-mail: dtssbookclub@yahoo.comMasjid Ahlis Sunnah Assalafi32 N. Main St.Liberty, NY 12754Phone: (845) 295-0869Masjid-An-Nur297 Lyell AvenueRochester, NY 14608Phone: (585) 647-6685Fax: (585) 647-8935E-mail: masjidannur@frontiernet.netMasjid-As-Sunnah490 N. Goodman StreetRochester, NY 14609Phone: (585) 262-4740
North Carolina Masjid Al-Ansaar us Sunnah1620 Peagram StreetCharlotte, NC 28205Musalla As-Salafiyyah wa Markaz of Winston-Salem922 Kirkridge Ln.Winston-Salem, NC 27107Markaz Tawheed was Sunnah 3714 S. Alston AvenueDurham, NC 27713Phone:(919) 767-1044Website: www.mtws.org
North Dakota
Ohio Masjid as-Sahaba795 East Hudson StreetColumbus, OH 43211Phone: (614) 262-8511E-mail: assahaba@hotmail.com
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania IIIN Dawah Center (Ilm-Online)5102 Germantown AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19144Phone: (215) 848-4880Markazul Bayaan 3841 N. Broad StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19140Phone: (215) 228-2833 / (215) 239-5953Website: www.markazulbayaan.comMasjid Muqbil Bin Hadee2735 W. Alleghany AvenuePhiladelphia, PAMasjid At-Tawheed9 S. Belvidere AvenueYork, PA 17404Phone: (717) 699-1988Website: www.masjid-at-tawheed.comE-mail: assalafee@hotmail.com Masjid Muwah-hiydeen225 South Main StreetWilkes Barre, PA 18702Phone: (570) 821-1730E-mail: masjidmuwahhiydeen@hotmail.comAl-Masjid Al-Awwal1911 Wylie AvenueP.O. Box 994 (Alternate address)Pittsburgh, PA 15106Office: (412) 434-7981General: (412) 434-7979Website: http://www.1mm.homestead.comMasjid Al-Fajr2009 W. 3rd StreetChester, PA 19013Phone: (610) 364-1975Masjid Al-Khair 435 N. 60th StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19151Phone: (215) 471-0913Website: www.TheRighteousPath.comE-mail: info@therighteouspath.comMasjid As-Sunnah An-Nabawiyyah4944-46 Germantown AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19144Phone: (215) 848-2615Fax: (215) 848-2614Website: http://germantownmasjid.org/E-mail: info@germantownmasjid.org
Rhode Island South Carolina Masjid As-Salafiyeen2742 River Dr.Columbia, SC 29201Phone: (803) 256-6988 website: www.scmasjidsalafi.com
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas At-Tawheed Da'wah Center500 Pampa Dr. #207Austin, TX 78752Phone: (512) 371-9907Ibnul Qayyim PublicationsP.O. Box 50762Fort Worth, TX 76105Phone: (214) 329-1238Fax: (214) 447-9549Website: www.ibnulqayyim.comE-mail: info@ibnulqayyim.comMasjid UthaymeenStreet Address:4206 S. Fitzhugh AvenueDallas, TX 75210 or1452 Park CircleLancaster, TX 75134 Phone: (972) 567-1840Website: www.masjiduthaymeen.orgTarbiyyah BookstoreArlington, TXPhone (972) 274-5922Website: www.tarbiyyahbookstore.comUtah Islamic Society of Ogden ValleyMasjid as-Salaam1061 23rd StreetOgden, UT 84401Phone: (801) 392-1515E-mail: isofov@yahoo.comVermont Virginia Washington Washington D.C. Masjidu Ahlul Qur'aan wal Hadeeth3415 18th Street NEWashington, DC 20018Phone: (202) 269-0911Website: www.salafisocietydc.orgE-mail: info@salafisociety.orgMarkaz Ibn Abdul Wahaab3415 18th Street NEWashington, DC 20018website: www.markazibnabdulwahhab.comE-mail: info@markazibnabdulwahhab.com West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canada: (Provinces)Masjid Furqaan & Da'wah Centre874-A Weston RoadToronto, ON CanadaM6N 3R6Phone: (416) 243-5320Website: www.troid.org Islamic Homepage of Calgary Website: www.calgaryislam.comMéxico:Centro Salafi de MexicoMusalah Muhammad Ibn Abdul WahabSur 77 No. 32 esq. Lorenzo Boturini, Depto. 7Col. Lorenzo Boturini C.P. 15820 Mexico D.F.Phone: (55) 5541-85-83 (55) 2766-29-98 (55) 1451-52-07English: (55) 2764-08-81Website: www.islammexico.netE-mail1: markazassalafi@yahoo.com.mxEmail2: markazassalafi@hotmail.comPaíses del Caribe:The Salafi Masjid in Barbados Islamic Teaching CentreHarts GapChrist ChurchBarbadosPhone: 246-427-0120This message was edited by ibrahim.bukhari on 8-14-06 @ 1:52 AM

Source: IslamMexiconet

American Salafis

Salafism (Arabic: سلفي "predecessors" or "early generations"), is a Sunni Islamic school of thought that takes the pious ancestors (Salaf) of the patristic period of early Islam as exemplary models.



[1] Early usage of the term appears in the book Al-Ansab by Abu Sa'd Abd al-Kareem al-Sama'ni, who died in the year 1166 (562 of the Islamic calendar).



Under the entry for the ascription al-Salafi he stated, "This is an ascription to the salaf, or the predecessors, and the adoptation of their school of thought based upon what I have heard." He then mentions an example or more of people who were utilizing this ascription in his time.[2] However, an even earlier ascription of the term Salaf was used by Muhammad who noted, "I am the best Salaf for you."[3]


Salafis view the first three generations of Muslims, who are Muhammad's companions, and the two succeeding generations after them, the Tabi‘in and the Taba‘ at-Tabi‘in, as examples of how Islam should be practiced.



This principle is derived from the following Sunni hadith by

Muhammad:
“The people of my generation are the best, then those who follow them, and then those who follow the latter (i.e. the first three generations of Muslims).[4]”

• The principal tenet of Salafism is that Islam was perfect and complete during the days of Muhammad and his companions, but that undesirable innovations have been added over the later centuries due to materialist and cultural influences.


• Salafism seeks to revive a practice of Islam that more closely resembles the religion during the time of Muhammad.[5]


• Salafism has also been described as a simplified version of Islam, in which adherents follow a few commands and practices.[6]


• Salafism is often used interchangeably with "Wahhabism". Adherents usually reject this term because it is considered derogatory and because they believe that Muhammad ibn Abd-al-Wahhab did not establish a new school of thought nor self-describe themselves as such.[citation needed]


• Typically, adherents used terms like "Muwahidoon," "Ahle Hadith,"[7] or "Ahl at-Tawheed."[8]

The Rest @ Wikipedia

This fundamental view of Islam is the belief system which promotes the doctrine of the external Jihad, which in its final stages, supports Muslims at war to bring non-adherents into the Umma (Muslim multi-national state, roughly meaning "the people").

Those who hold this belief system have been sending "missionaries" (this is not an islamic term) around the world for generations.

It is from this religious conviction that Islamists around the world believe that war with any non-islamic state (including secular states where Muslims dominate) is eventually neccessary.

Those who believe their own state should be Islamic may choose Jihad, going to war, to bring their own country into submission to God. These may be called Islamists.

When their war goes beyond their country, they may plug into a network of multi-national Jihadists called "al Qaeda" or "the Network"

My purpose here is track information about Salafism in America, since some have decided since they know theyt are Muslims first, and though they are themselves American, they are already at war with America.

The concept of the this blog was inspired by the Shimron Letters, a blog that seems to mostly post information about Jihad in Africa.

-Ahmed Haenni