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The terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11th has raised many questions about Islam. Perhaps the chief question is whether Islam is a terrorist religion or not. ... They assert that true Islam is basically a peace loving religion and deny any involvement by true Islam in the airline suicide hijackings. On the other hand, a small segment of the American population blames every Muslim for the horrific deeds in question as if all Islam is a terrorizing Islam. ... Is Islam a violent, terrorizing religion or not? ...
One of the many short comings which has arisen in the west media, is judging Islam by the conduct of a minority of its people. By doing this, segments of Western society have deliberately played off the desperate actions of many Muslims, and have given it the name of Islam. Is Islam synonym to the word terrorism? The truth is that this question requires an understanding of the diversity that exists in modern Islam composed of one billion Muslims. There are several interpretations of what constitutes true Islam in the Islamic world. ...
The main objective of this report is to provide contextual prove of evidence where necessary in order to form an opinion whether Islam could be related to each terrorist attack that happened throughout the world and whether or not Muslims should be blame for all the mess that have occurred. To support the decision later, whether Islam is synonym to Terrorism, we will view some contradicting and conflicting viewpoints from two different media sources which is first, from the internet source fatwa online which is highly defending Islam from worldwide misjudge. The second media is from the World Magazine article written by Marvin Olasky which entitled ‘Islam for terrorists’.
• Findings/Discussion
In the article ‘Islam for terrorists’ written by Marvin Olasky, we could understand that his goal to write the article is not to do a detailed theological critique of Islam, but-in five sets of five propositions each-to look quickly at the cultural and political implications of the worldview that arises from Islam.
Approximate Word count = 1629
Approximate Pages = 6.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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