Who Defines Crime, Violence, and Terrorism? A Question of Global Double Standards

Who Defines Crime, Violence, and Terrorism? A Question of Global Double Standards

Top Countries in the World by Levels of Obscenity and Their Dominant Religions:

1. Thailand – (Buddhism)
2. Denmark – (Christianity)
3. Italy – (Christianity)
4. Germany – (Christianity)
5. France – (Christianity)
6. Norway – (Christianity)
7. Belgium – (Christianity)
8. Spain – (Christianity)
9. United Kingdom – (Christianity)
10. Finland – (Christianity)

Top Countries in the World by Theft Rates and Their Dominant Religions:

1. Denmark and Finland – (Christianity)
2. Zimbabwe – (Christianity)
3. Australia – (Christianity)
4. Canada – (Christianity)
5. New Zealand – (Christianity)
6. India – (Hinduism)
7. England and Wales – (Christianity)
8. United States – (Christianity)
9. Sweden – (Christianity)
10. South Africa – (Christianity)

Top Countries in the World by Alcohol Consumption and Their Dominant Religions:

1. Moldova – (Christianity)
2. Belarus – (Christianity)
3. Lithuania – (Christianity)
4. Russia – (Christianity)
5. Czech Republic – (Christianity)
6. Ukraine – (Christianity)
7. Andorra – (Christianity)
8. Romania – (Christianity)
9. Serbia – (Christianity)
10. Australia – (Christianity)

Countries with the Highest Murder Rates and Their Dominant Religions:

1. Honduras – (Christianity)
2. Venezuela – (Christianity)
3. Belize – (Christianity)
4. El Salvador – (Christianity)
5. Guatemala – (Christianity)
6. South Africa – (Christianity)
7. Saint Kitts – (Christianity)
8. Bahamas – (Christianity)
9. Lesotho – (Christianity)
10. Jamaica – (Christianity)

Religious Identity of the World’s Most Dangerous Gangs:

1. Yakuza – Japan (Non-religious)
2. Agbẹrús / Black Axe – Nigeria (Christianity)
3. Wah Sing Wo – Hong Kong / China (Buddhism)
4. Jamaican Posses – Jamaica (Christianity)
5. PCC – Brazil (Christianity)
6. Aryan Brotherhood – USA (Extremist White Supremacist Christianity)

Nationality and Religion of the World’s Biggest Drug Lords:

1. Pablo Escobar – Colombia (Christian)
2. Amado Carrillo Fuentes – Mexico (Christian)
3. Carlos Lehder – Colombia (Christian)
4. Griselda Blanco – Colombia (Christian)
5. Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán – Mexico (Christian)
6. Rafael Caro Quintero – Mexico (Christian)

Yet we are told that Islam is the cause of terrorism and violence, and we are expected to believe it.

Muslims did not start the First World War; it was created by Western secular Christian powers.

Muslims did not start the Second World War either; that fire was also ignited by the West.

The killing of 20 million indigenous people in Australia was not done by Muslims, but by those who claimed to follow the “religion of love.”

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not carried out by Muslims.

The murder of over ten million Indigenous people in South America was not done by Muslims, but by Christian missionaries who arrived with claims of peace.

The killing of fifty million Native Americans in North America was not committed by Muslims.

The enslavement and forced removal of 180 million Africans was not done by Muslims, but by those who spoke of freedom and liberalism.

Muslims are not terrorists.

Rather, the very definition of terrorism has been shaped by the West in a biased and discriminatory manner.

If a non-Muslim commits an attack, it is labeled an “individual crime.”

But if a Muslim is involved in any incident, it is immediately branded as terrorism,

even if it is claimed to be in defense of faith or community.

According to official FBI statistics, between 1980 and 2005 in the United States:

• Only 6% of attacks were attributed to Muslims,
• while 7% were attributed to Jews,

yet the media never highlighted this fact.

Therefore, we must abandon double standards.

Only then can we present the moral strength and justice of Islam to the world in its true form.

• Do not keep this message to yourself.
• Spread this truth to others,
• because media power, driven by wealth and self-interest,
• has spared no effort in distorting the image of Islam.

The most tragic aspect is that

some hypocrites from within our own community

have become part of this campaign.

This is, in reality, a war against Islam,

and it is our duty to warn our people of this reality

with whatever means and resources we have.

And finally, say with pride:

“I am a Muslim. I am proud of my religion,

and I take pride in my Ummah and its struggle.”

And do not forget to send blessings upon

Allah’s beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.