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    At a national conference on Islam held last month in Baltimore, one speaker called the use of Islam to justify killing "an innovation" in the religion and warned: "Most innovations lead to hellfire." "The Satan always has people that he will be able to deceive" Dr. Waleed Basyouni said during a presentation he called "Reclaiming Islam From the Jihadists." Full Article at Baltimore Sun
    The Satan always has people that he will be able to deceive
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago
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Muslims, Arabs worry about reprisals
  1. What worries me is our neighbors, our reputation ... Whenever something happens, everybody looks at us, and we do not want that barrier.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago
  2. This morning, I received many calls from the churches around us
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  3. I think people have kind of understood that, yes, there are some people within the Muslim community that have done things like this, but the people I've interacted with have been able to differentiate that, yes, this happened, but it's not linked to the religion or it's not something that is preached .....
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago
  4. I feel nervous when I see a Muslim name or an Arab name
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  5. Maybe a few years ago, backlash would have been higher on my list, but the U.S. has really kind of matured on this point ... If there were ever a reason to brace ourselves for a really tremendous backlash, it was after 9/11. And, you know, it wasn't our greatest moment as Americans, but we've come throu...
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago
  6. I was so happy hearing, 'Imam, we are behind you.' One of them said, 'I was so anxious last night thinking about you, thinking about your community. I hope nobody will do any bad thing.'
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  7. Islam does not encourage killing
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago
  8. Our [intelligence] community has their ears very low to the ground when it comes to dealing with these populations ... We kind of have a good sense as to what their needs are, and we react accordingly.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago
  9. Most innovations lead to hellfire.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 1 month ago

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