Marshall
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I've been outspoken about the lack of Muslim speaking out against terror and the deafening silence from them. However, I must give credit where credit is due.
Source: Fox News
On Sunday, Britain's largest Sunni Muslim group issued a binding religious edict, or fatwa (search), condemning the suicide bombings as the work of a "perverted ideology."
The Sunni Council said the Koran, the Muslim holy book, forbade suicide attacks.
"Who has given anyone the right to kill others? It is a sin. Anyone who commits suicide will be sent to hell," said Mufti Muhammad Gul Rehman Qadri, the council chairman. "What happened in London can be seen as a sacrilege. It is a sin to take your life or the life of others."
The council said Muslims should not use "atrocities being committed in Palestine and Iraq" to justify attacks.
"We equally condemn those who may have been behind the masterminding of these acts, those who incited these youths in order to further their own perverted ideology," Qadri said.
Source: Fox News
On Sunday, Britain's largest Sunni Muslim group issued a binding religious edict, or fatwa (search), condemning the suicide bombings as the work of a "perverted ideology."
The Sunni Council said the Koran, the Muslim holy book, forbade suicide attacks.
"Who has given anyone the right to kill others? It is a sin. Anyone who commits suicide will be sent to hell," said Mufti Muhammad Gul Rehman Qadri, the council chairman. "What happened in London can be seen as a sacrilege. It is a sin to take your life or the life of others."
The council said Muslims should not use "atrocities being committed in Palestine and Iraq" to justify attacks.
"We equally condemn those who may have been behind the masterminding of these acts, those who incited these youths in order to further their own perverted ideology," Qadri said.
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