Killing in the name of a person who detested the slightest harm even to animals and plants is a grave abomination to his name. Reverence to him mandates ignoring such satire.
Source/Credit: USA Today
By Mansura Bashir Minhas | January 9, 2015
Radical Muslim cleric Anjem Choudary made a lousy case to defend the "Charlie Hebdo" attackers ("People know the consequences: Opposing view").
Clerics like him are the real problem, and they typify the bigoted mind-set gaining traction in some Muslim quarters. By justifying killings, he is inciting and luring young, disillusioned Muslims toward his radical ideology that has no semblance of Islamic theology.
Despite the satire of "Charlie Hebdo," prophet Mohammed's honor remains untarnished, and there's no need to reclaim it through murder. Killing in the name of a person who detested the slightest harm even to animals and plants is a grave abomination to his name. Reverence to him mandates ignoring such satire.
Mansura Bashir Minhas; Hollywood, Fla.
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