I'm very positive about the way Omar sees the world. However, I didn't like how he relativized the victims of Charles Hebdo. I hope that it was just a clumsy sentence, because people should never be killed over a comic, drawings of Prophet or not.,(reply>), @Goran Đoreski Good to discuss this with you as well, one more thing I would like to add here, these days religion has got mixed up with identity and culture. Some times it's very hard to distinguish between these things weather a person is doing a certian act due to a cultural norm/practice or the religion or purely because that act goes with their identity thats why looking at the followers of a certain religion and assuming those as the best examples of that religion is highly misleading, its better to read the text. <br><br>People read whole volumes of Harry Potter &amp; Game of Thrones but a book that 2 billion people believe in and read from and believe it to be the verbatim word of God with original carbondated manuscripts still available, people don't make up the time to read it. <br><br>May you have a healthy, prosperous &amp; healthy life, I would request you to read a translation of the quran. <br><br>Take Care.,(reply>), @Muhammad Zubair Javed You are a good person. Often there is negative bias in the west about Muslims, but the people like you (which I beleive is majority) are the force that might help us thinking different. We are often stupid.<br><br>For me, this is not the discussion between Christianity and Islam. I was just born Christian, but I'm an atheist. For me, this is the discussion about basic human moral values. And you have those values.<br><br>It was said in the interview that the violence does not come from religion, but it comes from poverty, misery, pain and lack of education, but the religion is being used to initiate it. I agree with that statement.<br><br>You are a good man Mohammad. I wish all the best to you and your family.,(reply>), @Goran Đoreski If you look at the life of prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, there were many occasions where a lot of people said a lot to him and tried to insult even kill him many many times outside of a war like situation but he always forgave them, educated them and continued with his message, even when his companions wanted to harm people who were hurling insults, Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him asked them to stop. <br><br>There is nothing in islamic teachings quran and in authentic sayings of prophet Muhammad PBUH that justifying killings of people for opposing, criticizing, etc. <br><br>In Christianity bhlasphamy is an unforgiveable sin look for Mathew chaper 12 verses 31 &amp; 32 for example, there are other instances as well but the problem is that most people only point fingers at islam, may be they don't know their own scriptures and rely only on false narratives in the media.,(reply>), @Muhammad Zubair Javed I agree with you. Decent person, or even smart person, would never insult anyone's religion, family etc. However, that was not my point.<br><br>My point is that even if someone is stupid or rude enough to insult someone, he should be confronted, he should be moved out if he is doing that at the inappropriate place, he should be explained, but he should not be hurt. Never. The only justified reason to hurt any person is if you are protecting yourself or someone you love from physical attack. The insult, religious or otherwise, is not a reason enough to kill.<br><br>This is something that is understood and enforced by law in western societies. However, I rarely hear that from Muslim community. <br><br>So, what do you think, was it right to kill Charlie Hebdo team over the Prophet comic, even if we agree that they shouldn't have publish that comic? Or to decapitate a teacher that showed that comic in class?,(reply>), People shouldn't mock and insult other people's religious beliefs &amp; personalities either especially prophet of God (peace be upon them all). People in the west needs to be educated on how east and especially muslims feel and practice their religion, it's completely different to how west approaches religion. <br><br>For example: I am a muslim but Jesus peace be upon him is also a prophet in Islam; If i see someone wearing a T-shirt writing "Jesus is Gay" or some other comment which may be insulting as we often see people wearing in the west, seeing this would boil my blood and I would confront that person &amp; urge him to cover that sign or go change it, etc, same thing if anyone does it for prophet Moses or prophet Muhammad Peace be upon them both.