Islam Quote by Brigitte Gabriel
““It is certain that there are genuinely moderate Muslims, perhaps a substantial number, who do not seek to impose Islam on this country and the world through violent jihad. However, they are conspicuous by their silence regarding the more problematic doctrines of Islam. To the extent that Muslim ‘leaders’ and lobbying organizations in the United States even address the issue, they offer nothing more than vague, tepid condemnations of terrorist violence and heated denials that the behavior of Islamic terrorists has any connection with Islam. Where is the Muslim outrage in this country over the supposed few who hijacked their religion? Where is the Million Muslim March on the Mall in Washington, D.C., sending a message to all Muslims in the Arabic world condemning the killing of human beings in the name of Allah? Where is the cry to raise the consciousness of the rest of the Muslim world about their hijacked religion?””
About This Quote
Source Article: The Washington Times, 2005
The quote criticizes moderate Muslims for silent on extremist doctrines and lacking public protest against terrorism.
In simple terms: Moderates stay quiet while extremists act.
Speak out against extremism.
Themes
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Type
When to use this quote
- community meetings
- social media campaigns
- interfaith dialogues
- peace rallies
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can moderate voices be amplified?
- What barriers prevent public Muslim protest?
Moderates may fear backlash or lack platforms to voice concerns.