For several years, people have been talking about Islam, the dominant religion of Arab nations. The Quran, just like the Christian Bible, has been read by thousands, and has probably even more interpretations of scripture passage. This individual interpretation is where trouble begins.
The Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs met recently to discuss the troubles of their religion and what they could do to unite the people under Islamic principles. National unity and a loving society were stressed, calling upon all people to live their Islamic beliefs, morals, and values, and not to tear one another apart.
The Council warned against following those that preached sectarianism, and pleaded with them to not drag the people through division. Division will only breed contention, which threatens the unity, strength, culture and heritage of the Islam people.
They also warned against those who taught sectarianism and led protests for their own personal gain.
At the end of the meeting, The Council prayed for its people and their security, peace, and stability.
To read entire article, please visit International Islamic News Agency.
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