“It’s practicing Muslims who are speaking out to against terrorism now and you’re going to be seeing a lot more of us out there from now on.”
Source/Credit: Ten Eyewitness News
By Ten News | June 15, 2017
An Adelaide-based Muslim leader has argued that the Koran is not to blame for recent terrorist acts and that there’s no link between Islam and terrorism.
Spokesperson for Adelaide’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, Waleed Shah, told local radio that Islamic scriptures have not caused radicalisation or violence in the wake of recent terror attacks in London, Manchester and Melbourne.
“In terms of terrorism relating to Islam, I completely disagree with that,” he said.
“I, myself, have been a follower of Islam since birth and it never got in me to do or commit any such acts so how can how I believe that this religion is the problem?
“It's the people that are using this religion and trying to twist it, use it for their own benefit and then try to claim it is the religion that motivated them to do it.”
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