An Analysis of Terrorism

The general topic of terrorism and Islam is divided here into a number of points. The first chapter will begin with a definition of terrorism and discuss some terror organizations who act in the name of religion (crusaders and Kharijites). Then, the next chapter will explore some philosophical perspective and Islamic position regarding the justifications of killing innocent people. The article then, will give glimpse of the peace and tolerance between Muslims and other religious groups. The more specific idea of Islam and its outlook on the people of the book will then be taken up in connection with questions about how can Western world and Muslims improve their relationship. For the purpose of analysis, the paper will clarify the fundamental role which Islam and other religions have been playing against the perils of extremism. This paper will attempt to argue that committing crime and suicide bombing are unlikely to be happened in divine religions. By contrast, Muslims Westerners are responsible for stopping these offenders and encourage human values. Hopefully, we will understand the tolerance of Islam which creates the language of communication between all the societies.

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Yacine Houhoud Tamsamani, PHD of Art in Islamic religious studies, University Muhamad ben abdullah, sais, Fes. Master of Art By Negotiated Study at Staffordshire University. B.A, Islamic Law Diploma at Qarawyn University, Morocco