Kriga wrote:Jochistan wrote:You're honestly calling me a regressive leftist. Goodnight my sides!
There are indeed some among the shi'ites. The Twelvers are mostly hardliners anyway.
But yes. The Salafi movement is by far the biggest and practically the most relavent threat in Islam and the face of it's fundamentalism. And there are a fucking lot of them. Over a third of Muslims almost.
The Shi'a hardliners are a problem too, but pale in number compared to Salafis.
Name one movwmovent as big or as relevant as they are.that aren't even influenced by them.
And by protestant logic I mean rejecting the clear commentary by scholars of the past that throughly explain what you find issue with.
Yet, no one seems to combat the Salafi movement, or any other hardline moment.
Could it be because most Muslims are socially conservative and support the destruction of anything against their religion? Look no further than Bangladesh to know that's true.
1st off, the Holy Qur'an states that we can't destroy religious things, much less anything belonging to a religious group or anyone. So the question is incorrect.

