No. On the contrary, as Muslims we are obliged to treat every peaceful person well and to respect them. Every day we see righteous people in the West standing up and protesting with us against injustice. They know that their politicians and their media are telling them untruths. We would therefore like to emphasize that our boycott is not directed against the people in the West. Rather, we want to fight the inhumane and rapacious system that commits or supports terrible crimes abroad while deceiving and manipulating its own people through a controlled media.

The sale of goods and services usually leads to a profit for the company. The company must pay taxes on this profit to the state. The state can use these taxes to do useful things, such as investing in education and health. But it can also use them to finance wars and weapons. We want to prevent or hinder the latter through our boycott.

No, by no means. Our boycott platform can only make a small contribution to making Western regimes reconsider their support for criminal actions in the Islamic world. Liberation of the Islamic world can only be realized through a just order in these countries. That is why every Muslim is obliged to work every day to ensure that society returns to Islamic values and that Islam becomes the leading idea of society and the state.

Of course, it would be desirable if all peoples only bought and consumed products that come from countries without criminal foreign and domestic policies. But this is utopian at the moment. Western products dominate the shopping shelves worldwide. We have therefore concentrated on a few core products that we believe will have a major impact on the economy and reputation of the respective regime.