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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2015
- Sajda Mughal from North London was on the Piccadilly Line train between King's Cross and Russell Square when the bomb went off. While Sajda is still emotionally scarred by the day's events, she now works for the Jan Trust - helping to prevent radicalisation within the Muslim community.
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A lot of ignorant people would brush this off, but,
It takes a lot more courage to stand up against the internal problems of a minority community, as one of them; than slandering people on internet, great respect for this lady.
Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Yazidism, Islam... one of these religions is not like the others. One of them does not convert by the heart and mind, but by the sword. One of them preaches to fight against the unbeliever until they submit or pay jizya. Can you tell which one liberals?
ig the one which was being followed by the European colonists who massacred natives in literally every other continent and stole all their resources.
I'm sorry but Islam does stand for this, I am an ex-muslim and unless reformed, it has no place in modern society.
Phobia=irrational fear. Dat irony when a religious person tries to accuse people of being irrational.
Bs where is your hijab
CRRR Really? I thought her courage in quitting her job and joining a company that helps to prevent radicalised religion practises overwrote her decision of not wearing a hijab for a 1:55min interview. And even if she doesn't wear them in real life, she still did something for the society.
We need more people like you :)
Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and *Security* Policy and a member of the Italian *Communist* Youth Federation from 1988 recently stated;
*"I am not afraid to say that political Islam should be part of the picture. Religion plays a role in politics - not always for good, not always for bad. Religion can be part of the process. What makes the difference is whether the process is democratic or not."*
EU Chief Security Representative is advocating political Islam in Europe. This is EU funded propaganda.
I will be so happy if we could be so critical towards all religion (especiall the 3 major ones), sorry for the bad English.
If u want to know about some county ... U look at there history
Lady why areI you in denial?. Islam does stand for violence perpetrated by jihadists. If you believe otherwise , then you are not practicing true Islam. Islam is also to blame for over population and poverty of nation that claimed to be Islamics, especially when it comes to children and women,
as a non-Muslim, you don't exactly have a right to say what Islam stands for. also if you wanna talk about poverty in Muslim countries, i guess you should start with the European colonisation and American invasions.
England America must change thier polices because of them there is redecluaation
Move on .. Terrorist bombing is daily life for us in certain parts off the world.
What happened on 7/7 is EXACTLY what Islam stands for!
Every coin has two part..
No offence but Islam didn't stand for 911 or 7/7 or IS LOL
Social justice warrior to the rescue
Why does everyone blame the religion.Islam doesnt go around doing that it's people.Religion cant justify peoples action its the individual or individuals to blame.There's good and bad in every religion not only islam.We tend to focus on a piece and not the whole picture.
Stop judging Islam with your catholic eye.
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Wow!
Surprised the level of hate in the comments section.
Im sick and tired of sort of these
wht happened on 7/7 it is politics things and until now .. the islam religion doesnt say that and is forbidden again i say it is politics things .
We need to illegilize imaginary friends. Including god.
There is no such thing as a welcoming, moderate Muslim.
This will only get worse.
It's really sad that the BBC is asking random Muslims what they felt about 7/7 bombings basically connecting them with the event. Why should we have to explain yourself we have absolutely nothing to do with the event itself. That's like asking every christian what they thought of a bombing that was done by a christian person. Best to keep religion put of the situation.