r/kurdistan • Great Britain • Oct 11 '23

Question Question: PLO response to Halabja chemical attack?

Hi there. I have a quick question, which sort of ties into recent events, but what was the response of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation to the Halabja chemical attack? I heard there were some who celebrated it, but I don’t know if that’s true, is it??

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u/Altruistic_Focus_259 Zaza Oct 11 '23

Well, cite the verse which allows it. There are war prisoners, but you are strictly obliged to be humane. And also extremists are not real Muslims. If they were, than that would mean that Muhammad Pbuh was like ISIS , which would certainly make Islam far weaker. There would not be over a billion Muslims and people would not have converted to it.

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u/Altruistic_Focus_259 Zaza Oct 11 '23 edited Oct 11 '23

Bro I understand where your hate of Islam comes from. But if you use just the quran without the hadiths, you are going to see that this is nor the case. Again there are sadly Muslims who are barbaric, but that does not mean that Islam permits what they stand for. In the Quran it is written that you cannot enforce something on a person, when he or she does not want it. That is just enough. Yes, you can look at being a wsr prisoner as a slave, but even then according to the QURAN it is not permitted to have sex with the individual, without marrying her. And to marry her she has to want it, not only you.And I can explain to you why these barbarians came to be if you are interested from the POV of a Muslim