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Originally Posted by WCW Nitro
Kind of a strange article in that the author admits that most Muslims reject ISIS, but does not interview the many scholars who oppose ISIS on religious grounds. If ISIS is justifying their actions based on religion, then so are many Muslims who oppose the group. You can't just take the testimony of ISIS supporters and one "expert" and not include the views of the other 99% as to why the group is twisting religious teachings.
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This is more a reactionist reaction and fairly irrelevant.
Why does any of that matter? This article is not about whether or not ISIS is accepted by the majority of Muslims. The article attempts to illuminate the goals, motivations and global/local impact. This isn't about Islam or an attack on it