Yes, and people will call this a "narrative" as I mention in answer to a comment above. Everyone has a "narrative" and there is no right or wrong--except of course when it comes to Israel's right to exist, then it has no right. I witnessed this attitude of "Allah's will" as well. It is a scary thing because there is nothing you can do to…
Yes, and people will call this a "narrative" as I mention in answer to a comment above. Everyone has a "narrative" and there is no right or wrong--except of course when it comes to Israel's right to exist, then it has no right. I witnessed this attitude of "Allah's will" as well. It is a scary thing because there is nothing you can do to get through to these people as you said. They are completely without remorse, completely brainwashed. And sadly, as I hear many who have left Islam say, moderate Muslims are living in a fantasy land, they are not willing to see the reality of this religion. They will not speak up against this radicalism because they fear reprisal, yet this does not wake them up to the fact that maybe, just maybe this is not a religion they should follow, even from the sidelines.
Yes, and people will call this a "narrative" as I mention in answer to a comment above. Everyone has a "narrative" and there is no right or wrong--except of course when it comes to Israel's right to exist, then it has no right. I witnessed this attitude of "Allah's will" as well. It is a scary thing because there is nothing you can do to get through to these people as you said. They are completely without remorse, completely brainwashed. And sadly, as I hear many who have left Islam say, moderate Muslims are living in a fantasy land, they are not willing to see the reality of this religion. They will not speak up against this radicalism because they fear reprisal, yet this does not wake them up to the fact that maybe, just maybe this is not a religion they should follow, even from the sidelines.