Gad Saad

It didn't come out of nowhere, but there's always what I call the amnesia of causality.

People always forget what was the original starting point.

Under Islam, as I said, the primary canonical requirement of Islam is to render the entire world Islamic.

Now, again, that doesn't mean that every Muslim believes this.

That doesn't mean that every Muslim leader believes this.

But we're talking about what's in the canons of the religion.

It is a violently expansionist ideology.

I mean, nothing could be clearer.

I've explained this previously on the show, but if you allow me, I'll explain it again.

Islam has dual logic.

Everything in Islam is broken down into two camps.

There is Dar al-Harab and Dar al-Islam, the house of Islam and the house of war.

Any country that is not yet under Islamic dominion

is classified as under the house of war.

That's literally the words.

Now, any country that has ever become under Islamic dominion, ever, and then Islam loses, canonically, it must revert back to Islam.

So Andalusia, right?

Andalusia in current Spain was at one point controlled by the Moors, right?

Muslims.

Therefore, when now you hear a lot of these Islamic extremist guys saying, inshallah, we will get back al-Andalusia, it's because once it became ours, it must always belong to us.