"Killing innocent people is not the teaching of the Quran nor can be found in the practice of our beloved Holy Prophet Muhammad who, taught us humanity and kindness to others,”
Source/Credit: AMJ Japan / Agencies
By Staff Report | March 19, 2015
Muslims of Japan Condemn Deadly Terrorist Attack In Tunis and offers sincere condolences including the families and friends of Japanese victims.
Three Japanese were killed, and three others injured, in the militant attack on tourists in Tunisia, the Japanese government said Thursday.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Japan on Thursday condemned the deadly terrorist attack at the National Bardo Museum in Tunis, where gunmen killed 19 people, including the 3 Japanese citizens.
President and Imam of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Japan, Anees Ahmad Nadeem expressed his "heartfelt sympathy" to the victims’ families and loved ones, it was reported in a press release issued by the community.
"Killing innocent people is not the teaching of the Quran nor can be found in the practice of our beloved Holy Prophet Muhammad who, taught us humanity and kindness to others,” Imam Nadeem said according to the press release.
"It is a sad commentary on contemporary society that people around the world live in fear of terrorism that is justified in the name of religion, despite the fact than no religion teaches or permits its followers to engage in acts of terrorism," the statement read.
Imam Nadeem added that Islam, like other religions, forbids such heinous practices. "Terrorism and violence has no place in Islam.”
The attack has dealt another blow to the tourist industry that is vital to Tunisia as it struggles to consolidate the only transition to democracy after the Arab Spring revolts, The New York Times stated .
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Full text of the press statements is re-produced blow:
Muslims of Japan Condemn Deadly Terrorist Attack In Tunis and offers sincere condolences to the families and friends of our Japanese fellows.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Japan on Thursday condemned the deadly terrorist attack at the National Bardo Museum in Tunis, where gunmen killed 19 people,at least 3 Japanese fellow citizens reported killed .
President & Imam Ahmadiyya Community Japan, Anees Ahmad Nadeem said: “We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the victims’ families and loved ones. Killing innocent people is not the teaching of the Quran nor can be found in the practice of our beloved Holy Prophet Muhammad who, taught us humanity and kindness to others.”
“It is a sad commentary on contemporary society that people around the world live in fear of terrorism that is justified in the name of religion, despite the fact than no religion teaches or permits its followers to engage in acts of terrorism.Certainly Islam, like other religions, forbids such heinous practices. Terrorism and violence has no place in Islam.”Mr.Anees Ahmad Nadeem added.
日本アハマディア・ムスリム協会はチュニジアで起きたテロ事件について、日本人３人が死亡し３人がけがしたことを確認したとしたうえで、「テロは断じて許されない。強く非難し、イスラムの教えにまったく反した集団であることを訴えました。
この困難な時期に日本アハマディア・ムスリム協会は日本国民と団結し、過激派グループによるこの卑劣な行為を非難し、また亡くなられた方々のご両親、ご家族には心からお悔やみ申し上げます。
日本に住むムスリム（イスラム教徒）としてアッラー（神様）に、日本国民がテロリストグループによる様々な被害から守られるように願っています。
本来の教えを信じ、平和を愛するムスリムにとって、イスラムの教えとかけ離れた概念を持つこのような過激派グループが行っている行為は決して許されるべき事ではありません。
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日本アハマディア.ムスリム協会
-- Japan: Ahmadi Muslims condemn terrorist attack in Tunis, offers sincere condolences
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