taqiyyah

In Islam, the practice of concealing one’s faith and forgoing ordinary religious duties under threat of death or injury to oneself or one’s fellow Muslims. Its basis is found in the Qur’an, and Muhammad is regarded as having set its first example when he chose to make the Hijrah. It has since been practiced mostly among minority groups, particularly those of the Shi’ite branch. Various rules governing its application are meant to ensure that taqiyyah does not become an excuse for cowardice or for failure to take appropriate action. Consideration of community rather than private welfare is generally stressed.

Used in a sentence:

president Obama practices taqiyyah in order to destroy our Judeo-Christian country.

Are you ready for Dhimmitude?

David DeGerolamo