Wednesday 1 October 2014

The Khaldan Legacies

from a collection by me entitled "Erudite Lessons in Rhyme"


 Al Zawahiri and bin Laden

Smiles adorn their dust blown faces

Exiled from the House of Saud and driven from Khartoum at paces

Come to rest where they know best and where their doctrines cannot falter

Cleansing tainted love 

Authentic as the High Priest at the altar


Muslim genocide unravelled from the Balkans to Algiers

Christian Serbs, the French, the British, stooge incumbents shed no tears 

Egypt kowtows at Camp David, Kashmir is a UK illness

Israel is theft in progress 

Jihad breaks the desert stillness

  
Persian oil wealth amplifies how Pakistan just isn’t working

Post-colonial secular Islam stinks of governmental shirking

Lashkar--e-Toebi have an answer for the wayward masses 

Other stories are unfolding west through Khyber’s mountain passes

  
Communists, who rule by proxy, suffocate Kabul for years

Likewise in Uzbekistan where Karimov mows down his peers 

Kurds rebel for sovereign status. Turkic and Tajik’s alike

Further east, in Singapore, Khalim bin Jaffar takes the mic'


Yemen unifies but later civil war becomes the present

Ahmadinejad excites at building up a Shia crescent 

Hamas stands in Palestine while Hezbollah joins in and fights 

Damascus doesn’t bat an eyelid. It wants back the Golan heights


Indonesians flock to Peshawar eager to become “the martyr” 

Motivated by the democratic outbreak in Jakarta 

Emiratis and Cairoans curse the high-rise urban spaces

Concepts dear to muslims beget puzzlement on western faces


Banna’s Muslim Brotherhood looks quite naïve in ‘56

It’s modern day successor ditches name calling for stones and sticks 

The MAK, the IMU, GSPC. So many causes 

All across Arabia are fighters bound by local clauses
  

Yemen, Jordan, Syria  Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iran,

The fallen Balkan states of Yugoslavia, Uzbekistan,

The Chechyan rebels, Georgia, all the coast states of the Caspian Sea 

The 9/11 pilot-breeding eastern isles of UAE


The Red Sea west coast

Not just Egypt and Sudan but Eritrea

Mogadishu’s Council Of Islamic Courts exacting fear 

Ethiopia fights Somalia. Further north the British bases 

Infect and contaminate The Land Of The Two Holy Places


Many thousands pass through Khaldan, preaching the Qur’an’s Sword Verses

Jihadi’s who hatch a plan sit frowning at their empty purses

Way behind the frontlines lurk the men with training and finances

Venomous evokers of dark impulses and many chances


Western states respond in kind 

The Afghan skyline’s sapphire blues

Are darkened with a droning mass of Chinooks and B-52’s 

And Khaldan camp and Al Farooq are blown back into desert sand

Thus burnishing eternally a pan-global Al Qaeda brand

  
The legacy of Khaldan is a shadow that is falling long

We thought bin Laden ran an orchestrated set

But we were wrong

Al Qaeda is a currency

Al Qaeda is a sense of worth

To energize fragmented hoards of angry men all over earth


It’s not a group

It’s not a man

It isn't based on want or hate 

It's not about revenge

It is a higher pure exalted state 

The Arab-Afghan bases are now yesterday

What comes is stronger

All the tunnels that we thought we faced are twisted, darker, longer


Al Zawahiri and bin Laden 

Smiles adorn their dust blown faces 

Allahu Akbar

God is great

The Hijra is reversed at paces

Common enemies are found

Revive the Umma

It’s your duty 

How God's love is sweeter than the spice islands of eastern beauty!





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