The former dean of shari’a at the University of Qatar criticizes Arabs for continuing to believe insane conspiracy theories about September 11: Qatari Intellectual on the Islamic Roots of Antisemitism and 9/11 Conspiracy Theories.

But notice: he still hates Jews, and considers suicide courageous.

Arabs are Still Unwilling to Accept that They Carried Out 9/11

“The third anniversary of the tragedy of 9/11 has passed, and the Arab world is still asking itself who was behind it. Despite the clear-cut evidence, and the many confessions and investigations … the Arabs are unwilling to accept that the ones behind the deed were a group from among us — the ‘19 Exalted Ones,’ as they were called last year by the fundamentalists at their London convention. [2]

“The Arabs keep insisting on their innocence and accusing the Mossad of planning the deed with the aim of launching an aggressive war against the Muslims in Afghanistan and Iraq… But this tale clashes with the fact that Jews are cowards and do not commit suicide. So the theory was amended, and it was claimed that the Mossad had planned and funded [the operation], and a group from among our innocent young people was deceived and ensnared by the Mossad, and that it was they who carried out [the operation].

“I do not know how long this [Muslim] arrogance will continue. Why don’t we want to acknowledge that these young people were the sons of a culture that is hostile toward the world, not idiots or mad. No one enticed them, and they did not suffer from oppression, repression, or poverty. They carried out the operation because of their belief that it was Jihad and martyrdom. They were our young people and our sons, and they were our responsibility.”

’We have Incited [Our Youth] to Die for the Sake of Allah’

“It is we who stole their future, and we have sinned against them because of our backwards education, because of our harmful religious views, because of our inciting preachers’ pulpits, and because of our violent media. It is we who have not succeeded in giving their existence value and meaning, and have not made life better for them than death. We have incited them to die for the sake of Allah, and have not taught them how to live for the sake of Allah.

“How long will we make life hell for our young people? How long will we continue to replay the record about American injustice and world justice towards us as pathetic justification for the violence and terror among us — as if we are the only nation suffering from injustice…

“Why, in fact, are we the only nation enchanted by the theory that a Jewish conspiracy stands behind events? Why does the tree of conspiracy bloom on our soil…? And why are we still prisoners of theories whose falsity has been proven…?”