Regardless of the fact that what Charlie Hebdo did was offensive to Muslims, it does not warrant any act of violence. Islam is a great religion that does not permit violence or killing.
Source/Credit: The Daily Star
By Husna A. Mirza | January 12, 2014
Recently the whole world witnessed the terrorist attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, in which two young Muslim men were involved (they were brothers too).
They killed 12 people in the office of the newspaper on January 7 and later they were killed when police stormed their hideout two days later.
Regardless of the fact that what Charlie Hebdo did was offensive to Muslims, it does not warrant any act of violence. Islam is a great religion that does not permit violence or killing.
Husna A. Mirza
Jamaica Hills, NY, USA
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