Why do Muslims go to the extremes? ~ Abid Ullah Jan

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Nugget: Why do Muslims go to the extremes?

Muslims are not from another planet. They are human beings too. They go to the extreme like any other people. It is not that they are motivated by the Quran or other teachings of Islam. We need to understand what they actually miss or misunderstand that leads them to go on tangent. See in full […]


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