What a Sword-Wielding Muslim Did to His Neighbor is Crazy and Appalling In San Bernardino, a Muslim man was arrested after brandishing a sword and going after one of his neighbors with it. As Mohamed Ahmed Elrawi attacked, he was heard screaming, “I die and kill for Allah!”
World Net Daily reported that,
Witness Mark Tashamneh, 50, told the newspaper Elrawi was threatening neighbors earlier in the evening prior to his arrest. The suspect accused Tashamneh of calling the cops and allegedly said he would kill him after getting out of jail.
“I’m a Christian, I’m happy,” said Tashamneh. “I believe what I believe. I am not against what he believes, but he apparently has a problem with me and came and threatened me.”
Another neighbor, 25-year-old Yolanda Goring, corroborated Tashamneh’s story.
“My kids were sleeping when I heard a lot of noise,” Gorning told the newspaper. “I went outside and saw that [Elrawi] had a big sword that he was swinging back and forth. I went back inside but I could still hear yelling and arguing and I heard [Elrawi] telling someone that he was going to kill him.”
A Quran and other items were found inside Elrawi’s apartment that led authorities to believe that he may have been radicalized.
The report did not mention whether Elrawi had attended the same mosque as the two Muslim terrorists who murdered fourteen people and wounded 21 at the nearby Inland Regional Center recently.
Poster Comment:
Was he shouting, "Allah akbar" also?
http://salmanspiritual.com/akbar.html
Meaning and application of the prayer: Allahu Akbar (Allah is the Greatest) The phrase 'Allahu Akbar' is the opening declaration of every Islamic prayer and is a slogan which was prescribed by the Holy Prophet Muhamad (upon whom be peace) to the mujahids of Islam. The meaning of this prayer has been explained by Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah, also known as Aga Khan III,1 as follows:
"Consider for example the opening declaration of every Islamic prayer: "Allah-o-Akbar". What does that mean? There can be no doubt that the second word of the declaration likens the character of Allah to a matrix which contains all and gives existence to the infinite, to space, to time, to the Universe, to all active and passive forces imaginable, to life and to the soul."