Are Muslims Really A Terriost?
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Publikasi terakhir Kam, Jun 22, 2017
Since the terriost attack that took place in September/11/2001 and in Paris, Muslims were hated and considered Terrorist. Muslims were attacked in public and in many places. Why are ALL Muslims blamed for it? Why even innocent ones?
I hope the bad change to the good after reading this book.
Also, i hope my voice reach.
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Thank you, and peace be upon you.
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