Yeah… That’s all well and good, but I am curious as to what they define terrorism as…
Do they define terrorism as violent acts against Infidels and Muslims alike, or do they just define it as violence against Muslims?
If it is defined as violent acts against Infidels and Muslims alike, then how do they reconcile all the verses in the Qur’an and Hadiths that call for the death of Infidels? Wouldn’t that be going against Islam? After all, Muhammad himself enjoyed instilling terror into his enemies…
Just curious…
Muslims issue fatwa against terrorism
NDTV Correspondent
Sunday, June 1, 2008 (New Delhi)
Around 15,000 Muslims from all over India gathered at Delhi’s famous Ramlila Grounds to fight against global terrorism.
Not just ordinary Muslims but religious leaders, scholars and many different Muslim organisations joined in to take a pledge that they will work together to fight terrorists .
Since 9/11 there have been numerous statements, fatwas issued and seminars held against terrorism coming out of the US, UK, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and other countries. But never a mass rally, that too organized and led by clerics. A fatwa against terrorism was issued by Darul Uloom, Deoband.
”Terroism is a scourge which must be wiped off from this planet. That is why Darul Uloom and Deoband have issued a fatwa against terrorism,” said Maulana Mahmoud Madani, President, Jamiat-e-Ulema Hind.
Perhaps measures like this will stop people from branding communities and also try and end communal vote bank politics.
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