Wrath of the French Muslims

Muslims in the country are outraged and deeply saddened by the death of three civilians in a terrorist attack in the coastal city of Nice, France. They say that the crime does not represent any of their values ​​or beliefs.

A young immigrant stabbed a church in the city of Nice on Thursday. At least three people died. The young man beheaded one of them. When Muslim countries are in extreme tension with France; The attack took place at that time. There have been at least three attacks in France in the last month.

Several countries around the world called last week for a boycott of French products after French President Emmanuel Macron chanted a safari in support of a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Samuel Patty, a high school teacher on the outskirts of Paris, France, showed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) while discussing free speech with school children. Samuel, a 16-year-old Chechen teenager, was beheaded on October 16 after the incident.

Following Samuel’s assassination, French President Emmanuel Macron announced the continuation of his anti-Islamic activities and cartoon displays of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This has strained France’s relations with several countries in the Muslim world. A young man who had emigrated to France from Tunisia attacked a church in the city of Nice on Thursday, shortly after the incident.

Muslims in France have condemned the attack. The country’s human rights activist Yasir Luati said that the perpetrators of such crimes cannot discriminate between Muslims and Christians.

He said that a woman had been beheaded inside a church. This means that these criminals have nothing to do with the holy place. They have no moral limits. The French activist for the rights of Muslim women said that some 600 Muslims had been killed in mosques around the world. We cannot see these things as one. Because in the war of ideology we have lost that extremist ideology.

The French government banned the Muslim human rights non-governmental organization Baracacity Charity on Wednesday for allegedly inciting hatred. But the organization also condemned the knife attack on a church in the city of Nice.

Idris Sihamedi, an employee of the organization, said it was a serious attack. In fact, the incident took place in a place where people flocked to seek peace. He expressed his support for the victims and fully believed in the attack. He said France was drowning in madness, hatred, resentment and revenge.

Source: Al Jazeera.

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