Speaker At The Grand Mosque: Islam Is A Country Clean From The Label Of Terrorism Allegations

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JAKARTA - The Head of the General Presidency for Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, Sheikh Abdur-Rahman Al-Sudais, said that Islam is clean from the label of terrorism charges.

"Because Islam is a religion of tolerance, compassion and friendship with one another," Sheikh Sudais said in the pulpit Friday, at the Grand Mosque in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, quoted from Antara, Saturday, October 31.

There is nothing in Islam, he continued, on acts of terrorism or radicalism or sabotage or ridicule or ridicule or differentiation between the Prophets and the Messengers of Allah SWT.

Sheikh Sudais also called for restraint in emotions, provocations, and various actions and actions. Such despotic actions will not be able to touch the slightest position of the Prophets and the Risalah.

"Allah says in Surah Al-Maidah verse 67, and Allah keeps you from (disturbance) humans.)," Said Sheikh Sudais.

President Macron on October 2, 2020, delivered a speech in front of council members, regional heads and representatives of civil society groups, regarding the importance of maintaining fundamental values in France. He also delivered several statements regarding Islam and radicalism.

A few weeks later and after the death of Samuel Paty, a teacher in France, President Macron reiterated that the government together with the French people would continue to defend the values of freedom that formed the basis of the republic.

In his speech delivered at Les Mureaux, Macron called the threat to the French community as "separatist Islam".

The term, according to Macron, refers to a group of Islamist extremists / fanatics who "deviate" from republican values.