Category: Muslims Condemn Violent Extremism

• What it Doesn’t Say in Our Scared Scriptures, by Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  It doesn’t say anywhere in our scriptures that we should work so hard to change others and not admit or even entertain the idea that perhaps we need to change.

  Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  January 16, 2016

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• The Massacre in Paris; Assessing the Muslim Response, by American Imam, Luqman Ahmad

  That we continuously find ourselves in the circuitous predicament of feeling compelled to condemn yet another incident of Muslim violence, and then complaining with the same frequency that no one’s listening, is testimony enough that just as violent extremists have hijacked the image of Islam, our politics has hijacked our morality.

  Imam Abu Laith Luqman Ahmad

  November 14, 2015

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