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Islam,
World Peace
and September 11th
Jamal
Badawi Jamal Badawi presents
the balanced and normative Islamic views on many of the pertinent
issues challenging Muslims in the post September 11th world.
He discusses the concept of peace in Islam, tolerance in the
Qur'an, extremist Muslims, Islamic guidelines for war, and how
to properly combat the frenzy of Islamophobia and widespread
stereotyping. He then elaborates on the "cut-and-paste"
approach to interpreting the Qur'an, a tactic often utilized
by self-styled experts and the media. He also looks at the mythical
concept of "holy war" and the misunderstood injunction
to "slay the unbelievers". And in perhaps the most
important part of his talk, he presents clear evidence from the
Qur'an and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (P) that show how Islam
forbids all acts of terrorism. This lecture is ideal for Muslims
seeking the proper perspective on how to handle this sensitive
subject with co-workers, family and friends. A great presentation
for non-Muslims meant to dispel misconceptions that may result
from a lack of information or steady exposure to a particular
media's bias about Islam. Also good for any Muslims harboring
extremist views. Other topics discussed: coexistence with non-Muslims,
plurality in Islam, and the silver lining of September 11th.
(Duration: 1 hour, 14 min)
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