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Good question. I hear all the time why won't the "good" Muslims denounce their extremists. Maybe they do and people choose NOT to see it.
Why Muslims Hate Terrorism More - The Daily Beast
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Indonesian Muslims Denounce ISIS Ideology of a Islamic State | The Real Singapore
Thousands Of British Muslims Gather To Denounce ISIS, Hear Messages Of Peace (PICTURES)
British Imams denounce ISIS | Ryan J. Hite
Many Muslim leaders have denounced the Islamic State | WashingtonExaminer.com
Muslim leaders denounce persecution of Christians by ISIS - Independent Catholic News
Leading voices in the Muslim world have denounced the persecution of Christians in Iraq, by Islamic State (formerly called ISIS).
Iyad Ameen Madani, the Secretary General for the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which representing 57 countries, and 1.4 billion Muslims said in a statement that he officially denounced the "forced deportation under the threat of execution of Christians, calling it a "crime that cannot be tolerated. He also distanced Islam from the actions of the militant group known as ISIS, saying they "have nothing to do with Islam and its principles that call for justice, kindness, fairness, freedom of faith and coexistence.
In Turkey, the spiritual successor to the caliphate under the Ottoman Empire, Mehmet Gormez said during a peace conference of Islamic scholars: "an entity that lacks legal justification has no authority to declare war against a political gathering, any country or community." He stressed that Muslims should not be hostile towards those with different views, values and beliefs.
"The statement made against Christians is truly awful. Islamic scholars need to focus on this (because) an inability to peacefully sustain other faiths and cultures heralds the collapse of a civilization."
He went on to say that Muslims should not be hostile towards "people with different views, values and beliefs, and regard them as enemies.
Fiqh al-Liberali Muslims all over the world denounce ISIS caliphate | Pakistan Today
7 Reasons Why Muslims Are Not Silent About ISIS
Why Muslims Hate Terrorism More - The Daily Beast
Google is a useful tool.
Indonesian Muslims Denounce ISIS Ideology of a Islamic State | The Real Singapore
We strongly condemn the violence and terror waged by ISIS; they go against Islamic teachings, Teguh Santosa, deputy chairman of Indonesias second-largest Muslim organization, Muhammadiyah, said in a press statement on Saturday.
We cannot stand silent as we witness this [movement]. Its true that forming and joining a group is the right of every citizen, but we cannot tolerate violence. The government must take firm action [against ISISs influence].
Teguh warned Indonesian Muslims not to be duped by the hardline Muslim crusaders of ISIS, saying that the group is merely donning an Islamic mask but do not carry the true religious teachings of the prophet, given its notoriety for brutal force and violence.
We cannot stand silent as we witness this [movement]. Its true that forming and joining a group is the right of every citizen, but we cannot tolerate violence. The government must take firm action [against ISISs influence].
Teguh warned Indonesian Muslims not to be duped by the hardline Muslim crusaders of ISIS, saying that the group is merely donning an Islamic mask but do not carry the true religious teachings of the prophet, given its notoriety for brutal force and violence.
Thousands Of British Muslims Gather To Denounce ISIS, Hear Messages Of Peace (PICTURES)
British Imams denounce ISIS | Ryan J. Hite
Many Muslim leaders have denounced the Islamic State | WashingtonExaminer.com
Muslim leaders denounce persecution of Christians by ISIS - Independent Catholic News
Leading voices in the Muslim world have denounced the persecution of Christians in Iraq, by Islamic State (formerly called ISIS).
Iyad Ameen Madani, the Secretary General for the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which representing 57 countries, and 1.4 billion Muslims said in a statement that he officially denounced the "forced deportation under the threat of execution of Christians, calling it a "crime that cannot be tolerated. He also distanced Islam from the actions of the militant group known as ISIS, saying they "have nothing to do with Islam and its principles that call for justice, kindness, fairness, freedom of faith and coexistence.
In Turkey, the spiritual successor to the caliphate under the Ottoman Empire, Mehmet Gormez said during a peace conference of Islamic scholars: "an entity that lacks legal justification has no authority to declare war against a political gathering, any country or community." He stressed that Muslims should not be hostile towards those with different views, values and beliefs.
"The statement made against Christians is truly awful. Islamic scholars need to focus on this (because) an inability to peacefully sustain other faiths and cultures heralds the collapse of a civilization."
He went on to say that Muslims should not be hostile towards "people with different views, values and beliefs, and regard them as enemies.
Fiqh al-Liberali Muslims all over the world denounce ISIS caliphate | Pakistan Today
7 Reasons Why Muslims Are Not Silent About ISIS