Terrorism is political. Their motives are political. This has little to do with Islam itself.

wait why is thread has few replies
but anyway rip

this whole week in regard to terrorism has been so horrible. i feel like crying :/

i ****ing hate isis.

+1

Because they're not religion they are sect. It has nothing to do with the core of faith

They are growing stronger every day. I fear this won't end within my lifetime

RIP

Oh this is BS! I was raised by Islam and you don't see me bombing places. They're not me and they don't represent me!

How are they muslim if they bomb the mosque of their prophet, where his grave is nearby?? Answer me this? And during the holiest month of the hear??

it's flopping because the title thread is not interesting to draw enough attention

try "Bomb explosion kills 5 people, injures 1 in Madinah"

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R.I.P.

Hun, nobody's saying they represent you! When a religion has over A BILLION people who follow and adhere to it, obviously ISIS does not represent even .1% of all Muslims.

I really don't understand why people take offense to saying ISIS is an islamic terrorist group. They have indoctrinated their followers into believing that their interpretation of Islam is the only righteous one and thus all other Muslims are wrong and must be targeted hence this attack and the attack in Istanbul, and the attack in Baghdad etc. Its really not that complicated here.

They are driven by "fundamental" Islamism which is how they get converts. They convince young men and women to join their cause by saying joining ISIS and dying for the fight is the only true way to get to heaven. They are Anti-West, anti-American and they also are against many muslim countries.

It really confuses me that people cannot understand and comprehend this.

Saying ISIS is radical Islamic terrorism does not mean that all muslims agree with ISIS or that ISIS fully represents Islam.

Understand this.

Ughhh this **** needs to stop

This is what I constantly tell people. It's really simple.

Furthermore, where do they justify their lust for power and, ultimately, a global caliphate? Islamic scriptures. They're Muslims regardless of how radical they are. The violence bred by these terrorists has its foundation in Islamic scriptures. Most Muslims don't practice Islam with violence, but that doesn't negate the existence of the violent passages. The same is said for all acts of religious terrorism, but we're focusing on Islam, because there are more acts of religious terrorism carried out in the name of Islam than any other religion today.