An interesting article shared by my blog reader and friend shafiq bhai which published in Boston Magazine which reveales further about sick and lame mentality of West towards Islam. From Boston Mag.
“She was religious, but that wasn’t unusual in McCormick,” says a former MIT student who lived in the dorm at the time. “She was just nice and soft- spoken,” says Marnie Biando, a student who worked at the front desk. “She wasn’t terribly assertive.”
While at MIT Siddiqui apparently joined an association for Muslim students. She wrote three guides for members who wanted to teach others about Islam. On the group’s website, Siddiqui explained how to run a daw’ah table, an informational booth used at school events to educate people about, and persuade them to convert to, Islam. Some of what Siddiqui wrote — about needing enough money to buy Islamic literature and posterboard — sounds like a handout for a PTA meeting.
And here it comes, I would not surprise why Aafia was dangerous for America, because she wanted to spread Islam in US passionatly something which Christian America could not grasp at all and Jews Administration could not bear it anyway.
“Imagine our humble, but sincere daw’ah effort turning into a major daw’ah movement in this country! Just imagine it! And us, reaping the reward of everyone who accepts Islam through this movement, through years to come . . . Think and plan big.” So big was her thinking that she envisioned an outcome that might surprise many of her adopted countrymen: “May Allah give this strength and sincerity to us so that our humble effort continue, and expands until America becomes a Muslim land.”
and she was charged for:
“They started with the whole idea that Aafia was involved in biochemical warfare,” says Sharp. “She wasn’t taking brain cells and testing how they reacted to gases. But there’s all this news in the media about the changing face of Al Qaeda and the neurobiology scare, and now we’ve got this MIT graduate with a Brandeis Ph.D. who’s cooking up all these viruses.”
Ironically Aafia wanted to live in West and didn’t want her children go back to Pakistan and face conservative environment but since she loved Islam more than ignorant muslims like me.
“Aafia wanted to live in the West,” Sharp says the family told her, adding that Khan wanted to return to Pakistan and raise the children as conservative Muslims. When Siddiqui’s parents had arranged their daughter’s marriage to Khan, they were under the impression that he was progressive. Now they were worried.
And when you says Allah Willing (insha Allah),you are terrorist for US:
What DiZio did see evidence of was Siddiqui’s obvious passion for Islam. “She made many references to her faith in scientific conversations,” he says. “When presenting a proposal about how some results would come out and whether they would support her theory, she would say, ‘Allah willing.’” Though such comments may have seemed strange in an academic setting, DiZio says there was nothing radical about Siddiqui. “She just seemed like a very kind person.”
Read further about poor graduate lady here
