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    Home»SAUDI KING: ISLAM A RELIGION OF COMPASSION

    SAUDI KING: ISLAM A RELIGION OF COMPASSION

    UnipathBy UnipathOctober 3, 2016No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud says Islam is a religion of justice and moderation that is being perverted by violent extremist organizations.

    “The terrorism by those who claim they are Muslims is not in any way or form related to Islam,” he said. “Islam is a religion of compassion and cooperation, and we all have a great role in unifying our words and ranks while enlightening the nation. We need to be optimistic despite the conditions surrounding us.”

    The Saudi monarch was attending Al-Janadriyah 30, the national heritage and culture festival named after the village on the northern outskirts of Riyadh, where it is held annually to celebrate symbols of the Saudi identity.

    King Salman said cooperation and determination will help defeat the terrorists.

    “Thank God, there are no crises or disturbances in Saudi Arabia, and I do stress that the security of the kingdom is the security of the pilgrims and visitors,” he said.

    He stressed the importance of unity and respect among nations. “I reiterate once again that we protect the lands of Muslims and that we cooperate with our Arab and Muslim brothers on defending their countries, securing their independence and preserving the political regimes selected by their own people.”

    Germany was the guest of honor for the festival, held in February 2016.  Sources: Gulf News, Arab News

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