Massin Kevin Labidi

Ma vie, ma Tunisie

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Ma vie, ma Tunisie : Témoignage du beau-frère de Salah Karkar, ex-dirigeant d’Ennahdha. Le danger mondial de l'islam politique. Les émotions et les espoirs d’une expérience personnelle aussi extraordinaire et bouleversante que celle que vous vous apprêtez à découvrir dans les pages qui suivent. «Ma vie, ma Tunisie : Témoignage du beau-frère de Salah Karkar, ex-dirigeant d’Ennahdha et ancien adepte du chiisme» est un récit poignant et profondément troublant qui nous plonge au cœur d’une réalité bien trop méconnue. Ce livre relate ma vie au sein d’une mouvance islamiste mahdiste en Iran entre 19...

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Massin Kevin Labidi

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Apr 5, 2024

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Episodes

52 - The Islamist international 07.03.2024

The podcast features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing international Islamist terrorism, focusing on the tactics and goals of attacks worldwide. Labidi explains that the attacks aim to sow terror and destabilize adversaries with minimal effort, creating a neurosis within their camp. He highlights the strategies used in the East and West, where attacks in the West provoke populations against their gov...

51 - State Islamism 07.03.2024

The podcast featured Massin Kevin Labidi discussing state Islamism in countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Syria. He highlighted how these countries support Islamists globally by promoting orthodox religious influence, spreading propaganda against the West, and allowing extremist and terrorist movements to operate within their borders. Labidi emphasized the complicity between certain Arab govern...

50 - Moderate Islamism 07.03.2024

The podcast featured Massin Kevin Labidi discussing moderate Islamism, focusing on Shiite scholars like Ayatollah Al-Sistani and the potential dangers of their followers' blind obedience. Labidi highlighted that while these followers may appear peaceful under a pacifist leader, a shift in leadership could lead to a catastrophic situation, as seen in the hierarchy of Shiism. He compared Al-Sistani'...

49 - The practice of Al Taqiya today 07.03.2024

The podcast featured a discussion on the practice of Al Takia, with references to Imam Jaafar Al Sadiq and the concept of dissimulation. It delved into the interpretation of Al Takia as a call to consider religious diversity positively among Muslims, but not towards non-Muslims, particularly followers of the Roman religion. The conversation highlighted the resurgence of Al Takia in modern Islamism...

48 - Al Taqiya 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the concept of Taqiya (TIA) in Islam, focusing on its various forms and applications in different aspects of the religion. The speaker, a former extremist, explains how TIA is used as a tactic to achieve power and spread Islam. The discussion covers the historical origins of TIA, its use in different Islamic sects, and its role in shaping the spread of Islam. The s...

47 - Return to Europe 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing his experience as an undercover agent for an Islamist network. He traveled from Iran to Europe with fake documents, observed and reported on various activities, and worked on converting his family to the Shiite doctrine. Labidi detailed his espionage work, including compiling dossiers on potential threats and political targets. He also...

46 - Infiltration plan 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript involves a conversation between the speaker, Hedy Moisi, and the protagonist, discussing the protagonist's involvement in a network aiming to establish an Islamic state in Tunisia. The conversation takes place over several meetings, where the protagonist is given a mission to persuade his brother-in-law to collaborate with the network. The protagonist expresses doubts about...

45 - My new supervisor 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing his experience with his new supervisor, Sheikh Djamel, who was a Moroccan expert in politico-religious matters. Labidi describes how he was trained in various techniques by his mentor, including writing coded letters, handling weapons, and conducting espionage activities. The training excited Labidi, as it made him feel like part of an...

44 - Special missions 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing his special mission in Tunisia assigned by the leaders of El Rissali. This mission came after his brother-in-law Salah Karkar took over leadership of MTI. Labidi's recruitment and training were meticulously planned for this mission, which involved establishing direct ties with Tunisian Islamic movements. He traveled to Europe to make c...

43 - The network’s strategy 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing the El Rissali network's activities from 1975 to 1999. The network aimed to support Islamic movements, establish an Islamic state in Iran, and spread revolutionary ideas globally. They targeted countries like Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, and Sudan, intensifying terrorist acts against Western nations. The network trained individuals in Iran...

42 - The prospect of the return of the hidden Imam 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing the organization El Rissali, which aims to dominate the world in anticipation of the return of the hidden Imam. Labidi describes the organization's long-term strategy, belief in the righteousness of their actions, and fanaticism towards their cause. He reveals the network's use of sacred texts to legitimize their actions and outlines t...

41 - The organizational structure of the network 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the organizational structure of the El Rissali terrorist network, focusing on key figures like Al-Shirazi, Mohamed Taki El Moudarissi, and Hédi El Moudarissi. The conversation delves into their roles in the network, including spiritual, political, and military dimensions. It highlights how these individuals were involved in various activities such as recruitment, p...

40 - Wilayat-Al Faqih 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript features Massin Kevin Labidi discussing the El Rissali network, a secretive group involved in the Iranian Revolution. The network aimed to establish an Islamic state in Iran, influencing key events and figures like Imam Khomeini. They used tactics like mind control, terrorism, and drug trafficking to further their goals. The network's leaders remained largely unknown, operat...

39 - The offensive in the West 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the theory of the Ralli, a revolutionary group within the Shiite movement, who believe in a global struggle for domination between two entities - one pro-Arab Shiites and the other Zionist Jews. The Ralli believe that Christians are manipulated by Jews, who are in turn influenced by Zionists. They claim to have orchestrated secret actions to counter Zionist offensi...

38 - The rise of modern terrorism 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the rise of modern terrorism, focusing on the speakers Jamal Eddin El Afghani and Mohamed Abdu, who were key figures in the emergence of political religious movements in the 19th and 20th centuries. The conversation delves into the importance of infiltration, manipulation, and secret warfare as favored weapons in the network's strategy to combat Western dominance....

37 - The centuries-spanning journey of the El Rissali network 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the origins and secretive operations of the Resale Network, a group of Shiite scholars who emerged after the disappearance of the 12th infallible Imam Al Mehdi in 878. The speakers delve into how the network preserved and protected writings that formed the basis of their strategy, with religious schools established exclusively for their descendants. The scholars un...

36 - Access to the archives 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the discovery of a secretive network called El Rissali, which had connections with various Islamist groups and even manipulated influential figures like Imam Khomeini. The speaker, a student at El Qaem, stumbled upon this network's archives hidden in a library, revealing its ancient origins and use of force advocated in sacred texts. The speaker's interactions with...

35 - The rebellion 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript involves a conversation between the narrator and Abu Mustafa, discussing the narrator's experiences within an Islamist network in North Africa. The narrator struggles with the radical teachings and propaganda within the network, but finds solace in Abu Mustafa's calm and tactful approach. Abu Mustafa reveals the network's objectives and activities, including staging plays to...

34 - The El Qaem religious school 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses a visit to the El Qaem religious school near Tehran, where the speaker, a student studying Shi'ism, discovers the school's ties to international Islamic warfare training. The school, part of a large Islamist network, aimed to train elite terrorists capable of organizing networks and inciting crowds. The speaker, initially intrigued by the religious education, becom...

33 - Indoctrination 07.03.2024

The podcast featured a discussion on the indoctrination of Muslims, with the speaker highlighting the belief among many Muslims in a Zionist and Western conspiracy against the Muslim world. The conversation delved into the perception of Islam as the absolute truth, with Allah seen as the true God and Muslims as the force of good and justice. The speaker observed during their time in Iran that cunn...

32 - At last, Iran 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript involves a conversation between the narrator, Karim, and a religious man named El Sheikh Ahmed. Karim arrives in Tehran to study at a religious school and faces uncertainty and challenges. The importance lies in the exploration of Karim's journey to join the religious school, his interactions with different individuals, and his inner struggles and doubts. The conversation de...

31 - The road to Turkey 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses a journey to Turkey and Iran, focusing on the experiences of the speaker, Karim. Karim arrives in Istanbul, Turkey, and faces challenges in finding his contact due to a mix-up in hotel locations. He eventually meets his contact, who provides him with instructions and a visa to enter Iran. Karim travels to Tehran by bus, encountering various individuals along the wa...

30 - Last days of freedom 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the speaker's journey towards leaving for Iran, focusing on the internal conflict faced when offered a holiday camp opportunity that could jeopardize the departure. The speaker ultimately decides to escape from the camp, hitchhiking and taking a train to reach the airport and board the flight to Iran. The importance lies in the speaker's determination to follow thr...

29 - My conversion to Shiism 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript involves a conversation between the speaker, Karim, and a young Tunisian man who introduces him to the Shiite doctrine. Karim's journey from being involved in the Iranian Cultural Center to being recruited into the international Islamist network is discussed. The importance lies in understanding how Karim's interactions with the young Tunisian man led him to consider convert...

28 - Discovery of Shiism 07.03.2024

The podcast transcript discusses the speaker's encounter with Shiite political Islam in Paris. The speaker, initially captivated by a Muslim demonstration, is recruited by an Algerian protester to join a cultural center. The speaker is exposed to propaganda about the Iranian revolution and becomes involved in preparing banners for protests against the war led by Saddam Hussein. The differences bet...

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