Mosques In Canada, USA attacked Following Paris Massacre

Muslim girls hold posters with the slogan “Not in my name” at a Turin rally in memory of the victims of the Paris attacks. “It’s been said over and over, but the horse obviously isn’t dead so I’ll say it again: Not every Muslim is a terrorist”, he says. He also lamented that plenty of people will inevitably confuse peaceful Muslims for terrorists but said intelligent people will know that these attacks were “not about Islam”.

It’s time for the world’s secular leaders to embark on a massive cultural mission to bolster their cherished principles, educate their citizens and empower critical thinkers in the Muslim world and elsewhere to step out of the shadows and do their work without fear. As one of the interviewees explained, the mere description of these attacks as “terrorism” instead of as “crimes” changes the way in which they are perceived. Countering violent extremism is thus not just about the numbers, but we still shouldn’t forget that perpetrators are more likely to come from outside of Islam than within. Because this rhetoric puts actual lives at risk-since Paris, authorities have seen a surge in anti-Muslim threats and vandalism.

They associate their tragedies to our religion, the religion that we pompously affiliate to peace. Suggested texts for sermons were also distributed. Marco Rubio said last week’s attacks in Paris, which the Islamic State claimed credit for, were part of a “clash of civilizations”.

A video published by Italian newspaper La Repubblica (below) showed a couple dressed in typically Muslim clothes, the woman in a full niqab with only her eyes visible, walking through the centre of Milan.

The billionaire businessman said Muslims would be signed up at “different places”, adding “It’s all about management”. The CFCM sermon said French Muslims “proclaim our full support for the values of the Republic” and pryed to God “to preserve and bless France”.

“Adults who might have normally shied away from topics like religion and politics wanted to ask my opinion, share their feelings and try to make sense of what had happened”. “It is for us, Muslims of France, who have religion in our hearts and obey Islam’s principles – a religion of peace and sharing”.

The increase in anti-Muslim sentiment has emerged after 129 people were killed and more than 350 wounded in gun and bomb attacks linked to Islamic State militants. It grows out of a fundamentalism, it is really something that grew out of the 20th century in the Christian perspective as a response to the whole rise of modernity, but I would say in many ways, that’s where it starts. And perhaps the only person who can stop it-or at least, turn down the heat-is Bush.

“There was a huge buzz (on the internet), a real buzz on social media, I think we had more than 400,000 or 500,000 views”. In many schools, religious studies appears to focus on Catholic studies, but in today’s climate of increasing fear, division and misunderstanding, religious education is more important than ever.

They emphasized that ISIS has killed thousands of people of Islamic faith.