"Radical Islam" Hearings & Terry Jones Coming to Dearborn

03/25/2011 - Imam Sayyid Hassan Qazwini gives his Friday Sermon at the Islamic Center of America. He comments about the recent Congressional hearings on the "Radicalization of Islam", and also about plans for Terry Jones to protest in front of the Islamic Center in April. What is the real motive behinds these recent events, and how should Muslims reacts?

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[YMAmedia]

We kindly ask to refrain from any hate speech concerning this topic. The Young Muslim Association prides itself in promoting peace amongst all faiths, including Christians, Jews, and Muslims.

[BaghdadZeyad]

@invest111 When you speak 4 languages and mess on one word from one of them, then say learn english (the easiest language on earth)

[TAHA875]

who would dislike this

[3rabsalimush]

terry Jones does have a right to protest and voice his opinion. But remember that freedom of speech is also limited. You cant go around parading and disreaspecting other religions. You cant burn a book that over 1.5 billion people believe in and read to get what you or other Americans want. That is against the constitution. May PEACE reign over this Earth, and not the Earth bE turned to pieces

[Ryanyarb24]

I also think the issue is, is that many Americans who may not have been around very many American Muslims may have a monolithic view of American Muslims. American Muslims are a very diverse people, there are many American Muslim women who do not even wear the hijab and if you saw them walking down the street you wouldn't even know they were Muslim. But yes they are practicing Muslims too.

[Ryanyarb24]

I have been fortunate to grow up in California around lots of Muslims, and there is never been a problem with anything ever. When the Taliban first I appeared, I was completely shocked that barbarian monsters like them would call themselves Muslims. It was something I never even remotely thought could happen. I think that religious extremism needs to be fully condemned when it occurs and that ANY religious leader who becomes political should be stripped of their title as a religious leader.

[lebronjamesXD]

@FIREMANHENDOU they do, just because you dont bother finding a video of it, doesnt mean its not there. ever seen the deen show? :)

[ThingsThatVexMe]

1. There is never an excuse for killing anyone. One of sound mind can never be provoked to murder anyone. Accusing Terry Jones of doing so is just plain silly and ignorant. Terry Jones has a right to demonstrate whether you like it or not. We have something here called freedom of speech. You don't have to like it but you have to respect it. This is not the Middle East. We have rights here.

[Treckorz]

@FIREMANHENDOU Because my friend the media dont want to send out a positive vue of islam, all of media only base all there subjects of news on NEGATIVE Feedback no matter what the subject is. You never hear on news today this or that fed 5000 people and helped them from starving to death etc. x

[AbuBishir]

The rule is "Don't feed the trolls"

Terry Jones is one of the biggest trolls in the world

[FIREMANHENDOU]

I like the fact that this imam is preaching peace, but why don't you hear more about muslim clerics refuting the acts of the so called radical aspects of islam?

[splicedenergy]

@MrAnillavanilla

You are missing the point. Timothy McVeigh was a Christian, by the standard you are applying is the double standard he spoke about. Terry Jones burned their holy scripture knowing that the radical Muslims would retaliate and they did. Provocation of these radicals that are aggressively dangerous is the same as killing those by those he provoked. You simply do not fuck with crazy people. He did fuck with them because he is just as crazy. He is just as bloody handed as they are