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Where are the translations of sermons being delivered in mosques across the planet?
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A good start would be here:
http://www.memritv.org/content/en/tv_channels.htm
The following man is a Kuwaiti educator, a professor (Abdallah Nafisi); he is giving a public lecture. From this we can conclude that the attendees support him, and that all the organizers of the event support him. His 'lecture' was broadcast on television so can't we conclude that the producers, the owners, and other stakeholders in the station tolerate his words as acceptable? Isn't this especially significant as it is no small thing to arrange public broadcasting of an event on Arabic TV?
We don't see millions of Muslims around the world in mass street demonstrations saying that they desagree with him... do we?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M32M-2B2mz8
(Note the demeanor and reaction of his audience)
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On the other hand, this wonderful cottage industry built by self describe experts on Islam rests on what?
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The Koran, the Hadith (the traditions of Mohammed) and his biography, the Sira - since it determines how we, the Kafir, are defined and treated.
http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/c.../muslim/quran/
http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/c...muslim/hadith/
http://www.islamonline.net/IOL-English/info/hadith.asp
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Do we know for a fact what over a billion Muslims are being taught?
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Actions speak louder than words...