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The imam speaks about Islamic dominance and the implementation of Sharia law. He asserts that Islam must dominate and expand globally, arguing that Sharia should be enforced across the entire earth. He cites the Quran, stating that it emphasizes this point three times, which he interprets as a call for Islam's superiority over all other ways of life. The speaker rejects man-made laws, parliamentary systems, and democratic ideals, specifically mentioning a rejection of concepts like freedom of speech and belief. He describes Islam as a system involving the implementation of Sharia, Jizya (a tax on non-Muslim subjects), Jihad (struggle), and Dawah (proselytizing). He concludes by stating that non-believers (kafir and mushrikin) should be aware of these beliefs.