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Islam Is Not A Live And Let Live Religion
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August 15, 2026
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0:36Now PlayingWhen Islamic empires stopped expanding, was it because they had abandoned conquest, or because they no longer had the strength to continue?
Islamic expansion slowed because stronger nations resisted it, not because the underlying political and religious ambitions disappeared. That does not mean every Muslim supports violence or conquest. It means we must distinguish peaceful Muslims from radical Islam, an ideology that seeks to impose Islamic rule beyond the private practice of faith.
Ignoring that history does not make us tolerant. It makes us unprepared. We can respect individual Muslims while still being honest about the beliefs and movements that reject Western freedom, law, and the idea of peaceful coexistence.
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