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**WomanBreast40356** · 03-04-2012, 06:32 PM

How is the idea to start bombing in the churches? Is it not creating a plently of hostility among Kuffar? If christians start killing innocent Muslims as revenge, who will stop them?

I don't know the situation in details but what I can say is that media are extremely biased and only show when churches are bombed or christian attacked, while when the opposite takes place, nothing is shown to us.

We don't really know who started it all, and we can't accuse the Boko Haram of having stated bombing churches out of nothing without any proof; nor can we accuse them of having started something and thus saying it's christians "taking revenge"; it may actually be the opposite. Let's remember that Nothern Nigeria hosted a Khilafah back in the time, and Muslims were once the rulers there, and very strong masha'Allah.
This being said, I'm not sure that churches are a legitimate target so I'm not condoning this, either.

I would love to see the input of Nigerian brothers.

03-04-2012, 06:32 PM	#6
WomanBreast40356 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	How is the idea to start bombing in the churches? Is it not creating a plently of hostility among Kuffar? If christians start killing innocent Muslims as revenge, who will stop them? I don't know the situation in details but what I can say is that media are extremely biased and only show when churches are bombed or christian attacked, while when the opposite takes place, nothing is shown to us. We don't really know who started it all, and we can't accuse the Boko Haram of having stated bombing churches out of nothing without any proof; nor can we accuse them of having started something and thus saying it's christians "taking revenge"; it may actually be the opposite. Let's remember that Nothern Nigeria hosted a Khilafah back in the time, and Muslims were once the rulers there, and very strong masha'Allah. This being said, I'm not sure that churches are a legitimate target so I'm not condoning this, either. I would love to see the input of Nigerian brothers.
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