Nafq This man - is not the problem. Not in the truest sense. And to understand why we continue to get it wrong - or ignore the wrong - it is important to understand the Arabic word Nifaaq. * The word Nifaaq is derived from the word Nafq - which is one nifty, little compact word which means an underground burrow which is linked to another burrow. In more colloquial terms, it will mean the den of a mole. If, perchance, when our alphabet agencies are hunting a mole and the primary entrance is attacked - the animal flees through the passageway to the second burrow which conceals a secondary means of egress. The mole, being more clever then we imagine, builds two tunnels. There is the one for normal use. And then the one which is more greatly concealed and used only when pursued. And of course, when pursued into the first one, the escape is from the other. Linguistically speaking, the word Nifaaq means deception. But it fall...
