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[FONT="]Imam Muhammad Musri, president of the Islamic Society of Central Florida, was another of the speakers at the press conference just given by Florida authorities.
He emphatically denounced the violence, and called for Americans to unite in the face of horror.
“I’m here today to stand as a faith leader with our law enforcement community and city leadership in this hour of horror that was brought upon our city,” he said. “I’ve worked with these leaders for over 20 years. I know their caliber, their strength, their determination to make this city safe.”
I call on everybody in the community who has any info to please call the FBI share what you know. I call on my fellow faith leaders, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, whatever faith you follow, please pray for the victims and their families.
It’s supposed to be a beautiful morning but it is already an incredibly heartbreaking morning. It’s like lightning. This person is not likely to be connected to a network. I also want to caution the media from rushing to judgment and sensationalizing the story, we do not want the story to be shifted from the focus where it is.
Musri also echoed a comment by police chief John Mina, who said of the tragedy: “We believe this could happen anywhere.”
Musri said:
It’s a horrible tragedy. We are mourning. We are sad. We are heartbroken. It’s not really time for any sensational news and rushing to judgment. As a nation we need to look at this issue of mass shootings, we just had one too many today.
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[FONT="]Imam Muhammad Musri, president of the Islamic Society of Central Florida, was another of the speakers at the press conference just given by Florida authorities.
He emphatically denounced the violence, and called for Americans to unite in the face of horror.
“I’m here today to stand as a faith leader with our law enforcement community and city leadership in this hour of horror that was brought upon our city,” he said. “I’ve worked with these leaders for over 20 years. I know their caliber, their strength, their determination to make this city safe.”
I call on everybody in the community who has any info to please call the FBI share what you know. I call on my fellow faith leaders, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, whatever faith you follow, please pray for the victims and their families.
It’s supposed to be a beautiful morning but it is already an incredibly heartbreaking morning. It’s like lightning. This person is not likely to be connected to a network. I also want to caution the media from rushing to judgment and sensationalizing the story, we do not want the story to be shifted from the focus where it is.
Musri said:
It’s a horrible tragedy. We are mourning. We are sad. We are heartbroken. It’s not really time for any sensational news and rushing to judgment. As a nation we need to look at this issue of mass shootings, we just had one too many today.
Of course they do. But the common thread in EVERY mass shooting Murder in The US isn't Islam, or any Religion. Even an idiot like you should be able to figure it out. This guy was a sick, Muslim, Anti Gay Gun Nut. Dylan Roof was a sick, Anti Black Gun Nut. Robert Dear was a sick, Anti Abortion Gun Nut. Anyone who uses Guns to murder people is a gun nut.
Far Righties like You will blame ANYTHING and EVERYTHING, before getting to the common thread in ALL Mass Shootings in the US. Of course it's Terrorism. Of Course he was a Gun Nut. He used a Gun to commit mass murder.Far Leftys condemn terrorism with a "but."
Delusional, radical further Lefty's can't even call it terrorism. Jerkoff only posts to agitate others.
Gasman I apologize to you for giving you shit about your comments toward SPAMMY in threads he had not posted in. You were right.
"Gun Nut"
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[FONT="]Muslim leaders around the US have condemned the attacks and urged Americans to donate blood for the 53 men and women in hospitals, many in dire condition.
“We condemn this monstrous attack and offer our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of all those killed or injured,’ the head of the Florida chapter of the Council of American-Islamic Relations, Rasha Mubarak, said in a statement.
“The Muslim community joins our fellow Americans in repudiating anyone or any group that would claim to justify or excuse such an appalling act of violence.”
The leaders of the American Muslim Community Centers, from Longwood, Flrodia, have also released a statement.
“The American Muslim Community Centers is saddened and shocked by the senseless killings in downtown Orlando, and we pray for the victims and their family members,” says chairman Atif Fareed.
Mr Fareed adds, “Ramadan is a month of deep reflection and prayer. Senseless violence has no place in our religion or in our society. We strongly condemn this heinous act of violence against humanity.”
The center then cited the Quran, chapter five verse 32.
“…if any one killed a person, it would be as if he killed the whole of mankind; and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of the whole of mankind…”
LGBT groups around the US are also rallying, many with Muslim Americans.
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4:39 PM - 12 Jun 2016
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[FONT="]Muslim leaders around the US have condemned the attacks and urged Americans to donate blood for the 53 men and women in hospitals, many in dire condition.
“We condemn this monstrous attack and offer our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of all those killed or injured,’ the head of the Florida chapter of the Council of American-Islamic Relations, Rasha Mubarak, said in a statement.
“The Muslim community joins our fellow Americans in repudiating anyone or any group that would claim to justify or excuse such an appalling act of violence.”
The leaders of the American Muslim Community Centers, from Longwood, Flrodia, have also released a statement.
“The American Muslim Community Centers is saddened and shocked by the senseless killings in downtown Orlando, and we pray for the victims and their family members,” says chairman Atif Fareed.
Mr Fareed adds, “Ramadan is a month of deep reflection and prayer. Senseless violence has no place in our religion or in our society. We strongly condemn this heinous act of violence against humanity.”
The center then cited the Quran, chapter five verse 32.
“…if any one killed a person, it would be as if he killed the whole of mankind; and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of the whole of mankind…”
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UTK Pride Center @UTKPrideCenterWe stand with our fellow Muslim students who are unjustly being scapegoated & vilified. We will not be used to fuel more hate.
4:39 PM - 12 Jun 2016
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