Ahmad Bin Muhammad Quotes


I am not saying that killing innocent people is nice.… But at the same time, we must start with the innocent among the Muslims. There are millions of innocent people among us, while the innocent among you – and innocent they are – number only dozens, hundreds, or thousands, at the most...


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Ahmad Bin Muhammad, Algerian professor of religious politics, Debate with Arab American Psychologist, Wafa Sultan, Al-Jazeera TV, July 26, 2005

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