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"Terrorism has no religion": the anger of Muslims who reject the Islamic State attacks in Paris\nYoung Muslim women protest in Turin, Italy, against the terrorist attacks in Paris, on Saturday, November 14: "Not in my name" (not in my name), they claim.



Read: This was the Islamic State attacks that shook Paris on Friday the 13th

Under the hashtag #TerrorismHasNoReligion (terrorism has no religion) and #MuslimsArentTerrorist (Muslims are not terrorists), hundreds of Muslims demonstrated on the social networks Twitter and Instagram, against the attacks of Friday the 13th, as well as in protests in various cities.



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Members of the international Muslim community also used the hashtag #ISISisnotIslam (Islamic State is not Islam) to condemn the attacks.

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"We condemn all acts of terrorism. Not in My Name"

"The Prophet Muhammad ordered us not to harm anyone, and anyone who does otherwise is not a Muslim," reads a tweet from a user in Egypt.

Many cited the Quran to condemn the attacks: "Whoever kills an innocent person is as if he killed all of humanity."

"Not in my name"

Demonstrations were held in several cities in tribute to the victims.

In Torino, in northern Italy, a group of young Muslim women held signs rejecting the attacks, an image that has had a great impact.

And one of the most widespread campaigns on social networks is #NotInMyName, a movement that originated in the United Kingdom in 2014, which brings together Muslims against extremism, whose slogan was once again present in rejection of the attacks. on Friday.

On the other hand, the young Moroccan Muslim YouTuber Wafi Abdouss published a video that already has more than 100,000 views: "What happened in Paris were actions committed by criminals, who do not represent Muslims or Arabs," he explained.

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