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“These t£rr0rists are not Muslims”
That’s true I agree with you totally.

“These t£rr0rists do not represent Islam”
That’s also true I agree with you totally.

▪︎▪︎BUT I HAVE 6 CRUCIAL QUESTIONS FOR YOU▪︎▪︎

1▪︎ Why is it that only Islamic Sheikhs defend, advocate and speak for these t£rr0rists? (If they truly don’t represent Islam).

2▪︎ Why is it that when it comes to “negotiations”, it is always Islamic sheikhs who speak on behalf of these t£rr0rists? (If they don’t truly represent Islam)

3▪︎ Why is it that when the t£rr0rists are told to nominate advocates or intermediaries for them, they always nominate Islamic sheikhs?

4▪︎ Why is it that anytime there is criticism of jih@dist t£rr0rism, a lot of lunat!c Muslims deliberately frame it as an att@ck on all Muslims? (Even though we all know it is only an att@ck by t£rr0rist extr£mists)

5▪︎ Why is it that when the issue of jih@dist Islamic t£rr0rism is discussed, a lot of “moderate” Muslims say nothing even while the lunat!c barb@ric £xtremists sl@ughter, kidn@p and murd£r in the name of Islam?

6▪︎ Finally, why is it difficult to condemn t£rr0rists if you truly know they don’t represent you or what you believe, and why do these t£rr0rists always shout Allahu Akbar when k!ll!ng innocent souls?

▪︎▪︎IN CONCLUSION▪︎▪︎

To be clear, I do not think all Muslims are ev!l. I am NOT saying all Muslims are ev!l. I know many decent Muslims.

I only have questions about some puzzling observations, and I hope an honest person can at least think about all these!

Musa BM Azzaman
Musa B. Musa

You raised strong questions. The patterns you listed are real in some regions, and people deserve honest explanations instead of pretending nothing is happening. This people want to take over Nigeria.

Silence from moderates can also be due to fear bc extremists often kill their own communities first. It isn’t always agreement. But then...

Honestly, the way extremist groups keep choosing religious leaders as middlemen is suspicious. If they don’t represent the religion, why that connection?

Your point about the shouting of religious slogans during attacks is undeniable. It’s documented everywhere. That’s not something people can sweep under the carpet.

Your observation about defensive reactions is real. The moment you criticize extremists, some people suddenly start shouting “attack on Islam.” Why?

If extremists truly don’t represent the religion, then the public condemnation should be stronger than the extremism. But sadly, it’s not.