Syrian Gunman Shows No Mercy

@MinLillaKanin and we do

@MinLillaKanin I don’t hate Syrians

@TheThing87 The concept of mercy (rahmah) is considered a foundational pillar of Islam, rather than being in opposition to it. Islamic theology and teachings heavily emphasize mercy as a core attribute of God and a required trait for believers.
Islamic teachings mandate mercy not only toward fellow Muslims but to all humanity, animals, and the environment. The Prophet Muhammad (EW) is reported to have said, "Those who are merciful will be shown mercy by the Merciful".

Islamic scholars argue that violent acts committed by extremist groups are misinterpretations that violate the core tenets of the faith, which strictly forbid the killing of civilians and indiscriminate violence. Fighting is allowed in Islam primarily for self-defense or to repel oppression, but it must be regulated by strict ethical codes (e.g., prohibiting the killing of women, children, and non-combatants).
Even in situations of conflict, the Quran warns against going beyond necessary limits, stating: "Fight in the way of God those who fight against you but do not transgress. Indeed, God does not like transgressors" (2:190).
Many experts and scholars point out that equating the actions of a violent minority with the entire faith is a misrepresentation. They argue that extremists and terrorists "twist the Quran out of context" and that these acts are rejected by the vast majority of Muslim scholars and communities.

Also I’m like 99% sure most Muslims aren’t beastials.

@disknave USA more cruel than islam

@THETOTALGUY me

@Badboy US makes us bad country , fuck USA .

@Badboy i give a shit

@carpatian Syria doesn’t even end in "Stan" bruh.
Islamic law explicitly forbids bestiality (sexual acts with animals). Such acts are considered a serious sin and a violation of Islamic ethical and legal principles.