Twisting Islam to Justify Cruelty

In the Quran, you can strictly define battle and make it a limited situation such as military scenario or self-defense period. In any case, it does not promote annoying killing, but prevents Muslims from preventing it by doing this: "Those who fight you, but who do not violate the limits of God fight God's way "(Quran, the Quran 2: 190) Sheehan also did not take into account many factors that caused extremists and terrorists.

It is common to practice some religions in the West like Muslim. Religion is only one of many things that ideological abuse can justify their prejudice and violence. Religion may be distorted to encourage violence and oppression, but it can also promote peace, tolerance, tolerance, solidarity, compassion, and community. Due to their religious view, some people are more or less dangerous. They will be more dangerous if they have intolerance views. To understand tolerance, do not forgive intolerance. This is called a paradox of tolerance, explaining intolerance and ultimately impairing tolerance itself if given for some reason. Therefore, tolerance is not absolute, you should not tolerate intolerance - understanding that this is normal

This should be a concern for us all. This statement recalled us to the struggle of radical jihadists - we must absolutely win against the cruel nihilism enemies who distorted Islam to justify mass murders Struggle. These jihadists can not be encapsulated and they must be defeated. In this struggle, the majority of domestic and foreign Muslims are on our side. Many people are helping to prevent radicalization, including at home. So, why does someone suggest that they are enemies? How does this help? The radical jihadists tell people that America hates Muslims and that Donald Trump shouts out how to let him leave all Muslims. He is strengthening the claims of terrorists

The recent message of terrorist attacks in Paris and Belgium is obvious. Muslims must push the world's grassroots movement quickly to regain Muslims from extremists who use distorted jihad interpretation to justify violent ideology. Muslims in the United States should also first ask for sincere debate about the cause of terrorism. The essence of our challenge is a recent article by the New York Times, an instructor behind the attack Khalid Zerkani reveals. He is "spreading extreme ideas to innocent and fragile, uneasy young people." The Times named him "jihad Santa" who taught Zercani "Gang Muslim", and gave gifts and cash to young people of the Muslim youth. Now, those who care about Islam must counterattack.