Can someone explain to me why some Muslims feel violence and death is an appropriate response to blasphemy? Isn't this supposed to be the religion of peace, and thus encourage a peaceful response over a violent one?
Can someone explain to me why some Muslims feel violence and death is an appropriate response to blasphemy? Isn't this supposed to be the religion of peace, and thus encourage a peaceful response over a violent one?
Can someone explain to me why some Muslims feel violence and death is an appropriate response to blasphemy? Isn't this supposed to be the religion of peace, and thus encourage a peaceful response over a violent one?
what you ask are charged questions that already carry prejudice, you are not really trying to find answers but making a statement, kinda like the question i asked
what you ask are charged questions that already carry prejudice, you are not really trying to find answers but making a statement, kinda like the question i asked
what you ask are charged questions that already carry prejudice, you are not really trying to find answers but making a statement, kinda like the question i asked
Can someone explain to me why some Muslims feel violence and death is an appropriate response to blasphemy? Isn't this supposed to be the religion of peace, and thus encourage a peaceful response over a violent one?
even if you are attacked personally i doubt you d resort to something as extreme as murder, it has to be the combo of having nothing to lose and a culture which puts a lot of emphasis on "image"(ironic isnt it)
even if you are attacked personally i doubt you d resort to something as extreme as murder, it has to be the combo of having nothing to lose and a culture which puts a lot of emphasis on "image"(ironic isnt it)