Boston bombings were barbaric, un-Muslim

By Zarar Hayee
May 12, 2013
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In Ahmadiyya, Islam, Letters
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Originally published in Duluth News Tribune

 

Two Muslim brothers from Chechnya devastated the Boston Marathon on April 15, resulting in three deaths and many injuries. Apparently the brothers sought to justify this brutal act of violence by calling it a jihad in protest of American troops in Afghanistan. They were completely wrong.

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Zarar Hayee

Zarar is a eighth grade student in Ordean East Middle school in Duluth, Minnesota. He loves writing.

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