Saudi Columnist: Muslim Clerics Too Afraid to Spea
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Posted On: 09/06/2016 5:30:48 PM
Saudi Columnist: Muslim Clerics Too Afraid to Speak Against Suicide Attacks
TEL AVIV – Suicide – and therefore a suicide attack – is one of the most grievous transgressions of Islamic law, a column in the Saudi daily Al-Watan claimed, and Muslim clerics do nothing to combat the brainwashing by terror groups which convinces young people to carry out these forbidden acts in the name of Allah.
Columnist Sattam Al-Muqrin slammed clerics who are too afraid to speak out against suicide attacks in an August op-ed translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
“Suicide is prohibited in Islamic law and is considered one of the worst transgressions after polytheism, based on the Koranic verse ‘and do not kill yourselves,’” Muqrin writes
TEL AVIV – Suicide – and therefore a suicide attack – is one of the most grievous transgressions of Islamic law, a column in the Saudi daily Al-Watan claimed, and Muslim clerics do nothing to combat the brainwashing by terror groups which convinces young people to carry out these forbidden acts in the name of Allah.
Columnist Sattam Al-Muqrin slammed clerics who are too afraid to speak out against suicide attacks in an August op-ed translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
“Suicide is prohibited in Islamic law and is considered one of the worst transgressions after polytheism, based on the Koranic verse ‘and do not kill yourselves,’” Muqrin writes
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