Re: [IslamCity] Fwd: Today's Voice: How Russia Terrorizes Its Own People

[Mohammed Irfanullah]

Dear brother

 

Assalamalaikum

 

Today every one is terrosizing islam and muslims all over place except few islamic country

from america to australia they are against islam and muslims

either they called them as terrorist or fanatic or with some or the other name

and we muslim just listen and say we are not that only alqaida is that.

 

They just take name as alqaida after al-qaida they say islamic terrorist as if they know islam teaches terrorism

 

Islam is the one religion which teaches humanity and good teaching then any other religion in world as we dont learn our own religion properly how can we defend it.?

 

 

May Allah give us right way to defend our religion by learning and spreading right things in right way of Quran and Sunnah.

 

Jazakallah Khair.

brother in islam.

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