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He claimed that this is caused by a spirit that carries in him something about Islam
The imam and preacher of the Quba mosque in Madinah Sheikh Saleh al-Mughamsi called not to generalize the New Zealand terrorist attack and to read the book wisely and cautiously and that it was caused by the belly of a man who thought something about Islam.
Al-Maghamsi said in his comment to the news of the incident of the New Zealand terrorist attack against two mosques during Friday's prayer in Christchurch, which killed about fifty people and dozens injured. If we distribute this incident, the people intentionally or not would be the bad reaction, We must be patient, diligent, wise and patient, count these martyrs with God and preserve the others who live in New Zealand.
He added, "They have the right not to pronounce the words as if we are showing and we are able to do something. We want to teach our people and our brothers in New Zealand, especially in the rest of the world, that they must show patience, perseverance and wisdom as long as they have chosen to live in this country. They must take note of their systems and cooperate with their authority, their government, their regulations and their laws so that Allah will write to them for their safety and protection.
He called on world leaders, thinkers and politicians to move away from hate speech completely and to take more fundamental steps to resolve what is called the inability to coexist, stressing In this respect, peoples are indispensable to one another. Groups, individuals and countries must pass, transit, visits and common interests All
Al-Maghamsi warned that if hate speech was pronounced without restriction, such actions would result, which is evident in the behavior of the terrorist who carries in his mind misconceptions about Islam and his family. Whoever carries "a belly in the head produces a horror in the act", citing the diplomatic wisdom of the guardian of the Two Holy Mosques The two kings, King Salman bin Abdul Aziz and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who received condolences from the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
"The Mongols" demands that the New Zealand offensive not be disseminated and read with wisdom and diligence
Abdul Hakim Shar
previously
2019-03-16
The imam and preacher of the Quba mosque in Madinah Sheikh Saleh al-Mughamsi called not to generalize the New Zealand terrorist attack and to read the book wisely and cautiously and that it was caused by the belly of a man who thought something about Islam.
Al-Maghamsi said in his comment to the news of the incident of the New Zealand terrorist attack against two mosques during Friday's prayer in Christchurch, which killed about fifty people and dozens injured. If we distribute this incident, the people intentionally or not would be the bad reaction, We must be patient, diligent, wise and patient, count these martyrs with God and preserve the others who live in New Zealand.
He added, "They have the right not to pronounce the words as if we are showing and we are able to do something. We want to teach our people and our brothers in New Zealand, especially in the rest of the world, that they must show patience, perseverance and wisdom as long as they have chosen to live in this country. They must take note of their systems and cooperate with their authority, their government, their regulations and their laws so that Allah will write to them for their safety and protection.
He called on world leaders, thinkers and politicians to move away from hate speech completely and to take more fundamental steps to resolve what is called the inability to coexist, stressing In this respect, peoples are indispensable to one another. Groups, individuals and countries must pass, transit, visits and common interests All
Al-Maghamsi warned that if hate speech was pronounced without restriction, such actions would result, which is evident in the behavior of the terrorist who carries in his mind misconceptions about Islam and his family. One who carries "a belly in the head produces a horror in the act", citing the diplomatic wisdom of the guardian of the Two Holy Mosques The two kings, King Salman bin Abdul Aziz and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who received condolences from the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
March 16, 2019 – 9 Rajab 1440
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He claimed that this is caused by a spirit that carries in him something about Islam
The imam and preacher of the Quba mosque in Madinah Sheikh Saleh al-Mughamsi called not to generalize the New Zealand terrorist attack and to read the book wisely and cautiously and that it was caused by the belly of a man who thought something about Islam.
Al-Maghamsi said in his comment to the news of the incident of the New Zealand terrorist attack against two mosques during Friday's prayer in Christchurch, which killed about fifty people and dozens injured. If we distribute this incident, the people intentionally or not would be the bad reaction, We must be patient, diligent, wise and patient, count these martyrs with God and preserve the others who live in New Zealand.
He added, "They have the right not to pronounce the words as if we are showing and we are able to do something. We want to teach our people and our brothers in New Zealand, especially in the rest of the world, that they must show patience, perseverance and wisdom as long as they have chosen to live in this country. They must take note of their systems and cooperate with their authority, their government, their regulations and their laws so that Allah will write to them for their safety and protection.
He called on world leaders, thinkers and politicians to move away from hate speech completely and to take more fundamental steps to resolve what is called the inability to coexist, stressing In this respect, peoples are indispensable to one another. Groups, individuals and countries must pass, transit, visits and common interests All
Al-Maghamsi warned that if hate speech was pronounced without restriction, such actions would result, which is evident in the behavior of the terrorist who carries false ideas about Islam and his family. The two kings, King Salman bin Abdul Aziz and His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who received condolences from the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
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