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Islam Has No Place for Terrorism May 4, 2025
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Quran 10:25 · Yunus
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Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith no. 7376
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Sahih Muslim, Hadith no. 2615
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Quran 4:128 · An-Nisa
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Sunan al-Nasai, Hadith no. 4995
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Al-Adab al-Mufrad by al-Bukhari, Hadith no. 128
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Quran 20:71 · Ta-Ha
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Musnad Ahmad, Hadith no. 19435
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Sunan abi Dawud, Hadith no. 2769
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Quran 2:190 · Al-Baqarah
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Quran on paradise: bloodshed bars entry to peace
“The Quran declares that God calls to the home of peace”
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Why Islam's etymology proves it's a religion of peace
“Aapne sahih yeh baat farmaai ke Islam ke naam par”
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What Islam really means and why terrorism betrays it
“Aapne sahih yeh baat farmaai ke Islam ke naam par”
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Etymology of Islam: root word means peace, surrender
“Islam ke maani hi submission, peace, surrender hain”
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Tribal revenge culture and the Afghan boy who wanted revenge
“Tribal age mein revenge culture chalta tha”
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Hadith: Islam is pure speech and restraint from violence
“Ek shaks ne poocha Rasulallah se, what is Islam?”
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Definition: terrorism is non-state violence, not state defense
“Jung sirf ek established state kar sakti hai”
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Cain and Abel, and communism's invention of ideological murder
“Hum Quran padhte hain to we come to know about the first murder”
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How ideological groups twisted jihad into political violence
“Hum Quran padhte hain to we come to know about the first murder”
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Prophet's definition of fanaticism: supporting wrongdoing blindly
“Ek insaan ne poocha Rasulallah se, what is fanaticism?”
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Fanaticism defined, then jihad as lifelong moral struggle
“Ek insaan ne poocha Rasulallah se, what is fanaticism?”
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True jihad has conditions; political power-grabs don't qualify
“Jihad az a positive term, aur uski conditions hain”
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Islam's position on war and peace, with Prophet's example
“What is the position of Islam with respect to war and peace?”
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Islam's distinction between an enemy and an attacker
“Islam clearly differentiates between an enemy and an attacker”
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No enemy is permanent — potential friend vs actual friend
“Dushman koi bhi abdi nahi hota”
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Turning enemies to friends: the train story of Maulana Ikram
“Dushman koi bhi abdi nahi hota”
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Everyone has good nature underneath momentary anger
“Sab log jo hain na, sab mister nature hain”
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Critique of the political interpretation of Islam and jihad
“Yeh chalta pehle se raha tha, Jamaluddin Afghani ke zamane se”
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